In the row behind her sat Ray's younger brothers andsisters, all ten of them. How large would his own family be, he wondered,by the time he was attend...ng their weddings?The organist struck up "Here Comes the Bride" and there she was: JaniceSutton, gliding down the aisle that ran down the center of the wedge-shaped chamber, on the arm of her proud father and looking beautiful. Assoon as she was standing beside him and her father had stepped back, theyturned to face each other. Ray lifted back. ” She laughed. “No, on that particular score I suppose it’s not. I’d only been home a couple minutes when we talked, though, and Ruby still needed some attention. Otherwise, yeah, I’d have probably rubbed one off.” I smiled as I slid my hands down her back and squeezed her delectable ass through her soft skirt. “Very classy, my dear. Only one, though?” She giggled. “You know me too well – and try to be a little discreet with the hands there, mister! You trying to get us busted for public. Bruce calledout to the teacher monitoring them. "Mr. Biggs, Alice here is in thewrong line." Bruce gesture toward John.Mr. Biggs turned to John. "Young lady, get in the girl's line!" hebellowed."But--" started John."Now!" John jumped and dashed over to the girl's line. "That'sbetter," approved Mr. Biggs.The girl's line went in first. John barely held back the tears as hewalked in with the girls. The line headed straight for the girl'srestroom. John balked at entering the girl's. "I nodded, taking a final sip of my orange juice. I needed it; my mouthwas dry. I rose from the table and slowly left the room. I had relentedbut I still wasn't anxious to show another person how I looked dressedas a woman. No matter how much I liked it, how much it was a part ofme, it was something that I had hidden my whole life fearing ridicule,embarrassment, derision and hatred. How though, could something thatwas such a part of who I was, something that made me feel wholly human,be wrong.