From being dismissed by my parents, the church had become my new family. Sharon had, during those few weeks, introduced me to everyone. I felt wanted,...it was such a special feeling.At this meeting, Lyndsey came over, said hello, and asked how I had settled in. She invited me to have lunch with her and her family on Sunday. Lyndsey was in her mid 30's, married with a daughter. I beamed with pleasure at being invited and readily accepted. So on Sunday after church, I accompanied Lyndsey, her. .. continuedGood job things were all organised. Only time to go and collect some tickets from the Tourist place before my hairdo. Never been anywhere like that before. I've been thoroughly done over so my hair now goes two ways. All neat and wavy round my head for daytime. Then I can brush and pin it up using the tortoiseshell combs so I look fierce and about six inches taller. Is this really the same hair I started out with? Magic. Had my fingernails tidied up - made me hang my head in shame. When I stirred a little she said, "Good Morning. I hope you like company."I smiled. She still thought I was Dad. I answered, "I do like company."She jerked her hand back and sat upright in bed. I turned and looked at her for the first time in light. She was a good looking woman about fifty-something with nice boobs made of the finest plastic from the plastic surgeons of Beverly Hills. Her eyes were wide open and looking at me."You're not Jack!" she said."Actually, I am. I am Jack junior. And,. Tall and slim and gorgeous as hell. He was clean-shaven, grey hair, wore glasses, and he was wearing shorts. Which I’d have liked to get off!He had a package for me, which I had to sign for. I signed his receipt, and he ripped my copy off his pad. He gave it to me along with the parcel.“Do you ever put on insect repellent so the mosquitoes don’t bother you?”“No. I am allergic to most of them.”“Have you ever tried peppermint or lavender oil?”“No, I haven’t.”I kept a bottle of water mixed with.