He knew that if he was ever to be restored to his former maleness he was going to have to find another biologist who could reverse what Anne Chamberla...n had done. A few years back he had represented a Dr. Michael Kingston. He had been charged with stealing other researchers results. Paul knew he had done it and had managed to get him acquitted on a technicality of law. Kingston's reputation, however, was shot to pieces and the last Paul had heard the only job he could get was at a fairly seedy. Nobody was in the alley. I quickly rolled the cart down the ramp and to the back of the van where I unlocked it and heaved the whole thing into the back to save time. I returned to the bank where I tossed the keys (minus the front door key that I'd seen him use) where I promised, left the building, pennied the bank's back door shut, stripped off the nylon disguise and left. I left the phone jammer in place to stretch my get-away time window. It would keep any cell phones unusable for a bit yet. I must say it gave me a funny feeling and Butterflies in my stomach to see you after all these years." Not half as much as me when you said hello Dalzeil. You could have said something on the phone." She grinned."I wasn't sure at the time. Anyway you were so business-like and there was no way you would associate Mrs. Wilman with the Marilyn you knew all those years ago. Because I wasn't certain I said nothing rather than make a fool of myself." I nodded. It would have been a confused. What do you say?Seema- Why not Sir.We both finished our dinner and went to my room for some wine, while drinking we got to know more about each other’s personal life.Me-Seema, how many years have you been married now?Seema-Sir it’s been 3 years this May.Me-That’s really nice, hope you are happy in your married life, Seema?Seema just smiled, I poured another glass of wine for us, our conversation went from day to day life to more personal.Seema-Sir how is your married life after all these.