They were in better shape than the first three. They actually had clothes of a sort and they looked fairly well fed. They were staring intently at my ...ruck.Managing to get within fifty feet, I fired a shot between them and yelled for them to freeze unless they wanted one in their asses. They didn't take long to freeze."What have we here? I'll bet you two came to welcome me to the neighborhood, didn't you?" I asked, but they didn't reply, all they did was try to look menacing at me."Let me tell. "Oh God, I have to go to gym too!" I wanted to dress as a girl, but I frighten about what might happen to me. We arrived at the mall. I froze in the seat when sister got out of the car. There stood several of the kids I went to school with. Here I was in a dress. My Mom yelled, "Come on Joney, get out of the car, we want to get first dips on the sales!" My sister pulled my arm, and said, "Come on, nobody will notice." I stepped out, and started to walk towards the door, trying act normal. I. It only took seconds before Jenny, Marcy, Ching Lee, Vicky and Lorrie was asking if I was going to join them watching our new planes land."Gentlemen, a couple of our new planes are inbound to land and park on the tarmac. We are going to walk to the end of the hangar to watch. You are more than welcome to follow us and look at the hangar on the way," I said.We listened to the communications from the tower to the planes on a portable radio as we made our way through the hangar. The 200 we pushed. He nodded to himself. "I guess this tells me some of it," he said. "You the boy-toy of the month?" He must have seen the stormclouds in my face—after Lawrence's nasty crack I was especially sensitive—because he immediately looked stricken. "Shit, I'm sorry, Nick, that was a dumb thing to say. Man, I apologize."I took a minute to calm myself down; Sam had been a good friend for years. "I'm in love with her, Sam," I said softly. "And I'm pretty sure she feels the same way, OK? But all that's.