"Are you saying that I am not much for house work?" No, not at all Uncle Bob, it's just that most men aren't."Paul said it, then blushed again. Bob lo...ked at his young nephew,and as the boy blushed and tried to hide it by sipping tea, hedecided. This boy wanted to be a woman, and he would make himone."You know, you're right about that," Bob said, "Men just aren'tthat good at house work, and if you are happy to do it, then Iwould be delighted to let you. We can consider that your job forthe. Do you really think youshould dress like a man? Nancy is going to meet Chris, not Duncan. Ifyou are going to be a convincing Nancy you should get rid of any traceof Duncan" she said drawing on her cigarette which hung out the side ofher mouth like some old movie star. "Besides all Duncan's clothes aredirty now anyway Nancy. Here you decide what to do with them". Shekicked the clothes towards me then offered me another cigarette.As I stood there smoking all I could think of was the fire and. I sat at one end of a couch that faced out over the cove and Diane sat at the other. There was a moment of awkward silence and then we both looked at each other and began to talk only to stop at the same time. I told her that she looked magnificent in the warm glowing lights and she thanked me immediately, and I thought just for a second that she was blushing. She turned to face me and direct as she usually was asked me if I would like to make love to her. I didn’t waste a second in answering. It doesn’t. I didn’t. I would never cheat on you. I made vows with you.”“Okay, then, tell me what you wanted to explain,” she relented.“I left the office on time, despite my last conference call running longer than it should have. I was frustrated with the outcome, and then Bill called, out of the blue. He heard we got married and was giving me shit for not inviting him. I told him that there must have been some kind of mistake because he was invited. Anyway, he told me I could make it up to.