15am , so we proceeded towards the cinema hall and took our seat in the last row corner. To my delight the morning show , the hall was pretty empty ex...ept for few couples like us and seating quite far from us. The nearest couple sat about 4-5 rows away from us , so I felt pretty much safe and moreover they seem engrossed among themselves.The fact was that we also didn’t go to the cinema hall to watch a movie, at least my intention was not movie , I had other plan and was just waiting for the. Fortunately The Highway was nice enough not to deposit me there. I barely needed a glance at my now-blank Map to know I'd arrived.The blank map didn't worry me. There was only one path leading away from The Highway, flower-lined and completely inviting. A sign next to it simply said: WELCOME.It appeared to be late afternoon as I set foot on the path, trusting to find what I most sought.In minutes I reached a junction with paths going several directions. I knew I should take the path marked:. “Seems that way. Though we might have just wiped out it’s real power ... we should examine these journals and such in more detail later.”“Yeah, sure, are we gettin’ outta ‘ere yet?” Enna asked, “Ain’t you tired of bleedin’?”To be honest, I had totally forgotten about my arm, despite having been cut nearly to the bone ... another convenience of my Heaven, I suppose.We heading back downstairs after one last sweep of the top floor- there was nothing else that seemed to be valuable that wouldn’t be. Hell, I fancied myself looking like that and I felt nice too. Allthat silky stuff...nice, but that was no reason or excuse to thinkpervy thoughts about men.I got up and went to the cracked mirror over the washbasin. I looked atthe scared face, blinking at me in the reflection.There was no denying it; I looked nice as a girl, much nicer than Iwould be as a boy. Still I was a man and men should not think suchthoughts.'Am I gay?' I said to my reflection. 'No, I can't be. I love girls.It's just.