’ We appeared to be on the same wavelength. Evan thought for a moment and then asked, ‘did you know that there’s a way to recharge a battery wit...out using electricity?’ I sensed a punch line lurking just out of sight. ‘No, tell me.’ ‘You simply pour sodium chloride into each cell of the battery and you’ll be back to full charge within minutes. But it’s illegal. In fact, you could get up to five years in prison.’ ‘On what charge?’ ‘A-saltin’ a battery.’ By the time we reached the tower the. She took a slow drink from her glass, beginning to feel more than a little uncomfortable."Oh, Jennifer darling, your mother is neither blind nor stupid, despite what you think," Anna answered, then looked over at Susie, raising her eyebrows questioningly. The girl shifted in her seat, lowering her hands to her lap to hide the small damp spot on her sweats between her legs.Anna beckoned to Susie."Come over here, Susie. Now, lower your face to mine and look over there at the big mirror on the. But as we allknow the journey of a thousand miles begins with that first step, and Iknew I had to sort it out. I had seen their site posted on the internetand as it was somewhat local to me, plus they offered private counsellingand other services I took the decision to call them.So it was that after my initial call to the society I found myselfattending a private meeting with Dr Tina Moss who was a councillor forthe society at their offices, in a rather small manor house on theoutskirts of a. I'm... I'm so sorry that I started all of this,"Sara started crying,I reached over, took Sara's hand in mine and said, "Sara. If I hadn'twanted to do it, I don't think I would have let you do it to me. All Iremember is how much fun we had with it. So, please don't cry. You justwanted to have fun, and had no idea." It was fun. Seeing you as a girl. Seeing how you looked in girls'clothes, and with makeup on. You actually looked like a girl close to myown age, since there aren't any in the.