The sun was shining through the kitchen window, far too bright for my state of mind but I saw this figure walking down my path, I couldn’t focus it ...as just a blur, I first thought it was the postman and when the doorbell rang I couldn’t remember ordering anything that needed a signature so decided to leave it.The bell rang again and then again so I figured it couldn’t have been the postman so reluctantly got up trying to tie my robe to avoid any embarrassment and walked to the door and opened. I feltreally weird when I put them on. It felt really nice when the colder airwould hit my legs when I was wearing nylons. The nylons did help when Iput the shoes back on. In fact they fit like a glove. So now I was pretty much dressed from head to toe in my sister's newclothes. I wobbled over to the mirror to see how bad I looked. To mysurprise I looked really good. I didn't look like a boy in a dress. Ilooked like my sister. I was starting to get a little freaked out by thesite. I thought. "I'll try to be, darling," he said, taking her again in his arms and moving his hands down to her soft, full buttocks and pulling her pelvis into his. "And I can try better in the bed, too." He moved her toward the bedroom.Fred's and Marily's happiness increased daily. Marily had some struggle with her own feeling because Peter came to her house twice during the week and Hans invited himself over once. She was surprised that she wanted Peter and Hans, just as much as she had the first time. She. ’ ‘Ann, are you OK?’ Toni asked. ‘You look kinda pale.’ ‘I-I’m fine,’ Ann said, ‘I…its just such a shock to hear that about Lonnie.’ ‘Yeah, I guess!’ Toni said. ‘He’s the last person I woulda expected to steal stuff.’ ‘Is…is Mr. Lewis in?’ Ann asked. Toni shook her head. ‘He hadda go down to the police station to file a report or something,’ she said. ‘I don’t know when he’ll be back. He didn’t say.’ ‘Could you let me know when he does get back?’ Ann asked. ‘I really need to talk with him.’.