Renee asked me if I wore women's clothes and I told her I had apretty good collection that I wore in private. Dawn asked what name I likedand I told h...r while dressed as a woman I preferred Mandy. We talked for awhile when a guy came to the table and introduced himself as Ted. He waspretty good looking but he definitely wasn't interested in Renee or Dawn.He asked me to dance and I was shocked, I had never danced with a guy.Renee pushed me up from the seat and told me, "Go for it Mandy." I. . no no pagal kisi se bhi is baat ka ziker mat kerna kiun merwana chahti ho mujhe aisi batain scerete rakhte hain promiss kero kisi se nahi kaho gi. . . ok baba ghusa kiun hote ho nahi bataoon gi aree ye kya ker rahe ho meri tangain kiun utha rahe ho. . . tumahara wazan main kaise uthaoon gi . . . main wazan tum per nahi rakhoon ga aur main pyar ker raha hoon bas dekhti jao tum ke main kya kerta hoon. . . . . . . . . . Acha bhai mujhe to bahut maza aaya ab jo kero mujhe kya aur ager saima ya. Being a practical bloke Merv roped in 36-year-old Suzzette who was holidaying in the outback some years back. Having a hankering for a keen sense of adventure Suzzette (Sooz as she eventually became known) loved the ocean and the isolation of Merv’s little stretch of beach. In her mind she had decided that she had had enough of the city life and wanted out plus the rent was cheap and she could focus on herself without the self-imposed falsities of urban existence civilised societies deemed. They really could have written it a little more like a novel and not a simple description. The story certainly had potential.The demon or whatever it was, was so powerful that both sides of some big war between good and evil had to unite to force it down. Now it went on in with a new author that wrote far better. Even together, it was powerful enough to throw the book through time not to be locked away for eternity. Really, an interesting story.I looked at the now empty book in wonder. Was that.