"She, as we must now call her, didn't know why she said that, but itseemed just right."I can see that dear, with your long blond hair, girlish body an... thosepanties, you can only be a girl." Yes," chipped in his sister, "you make a lovely girl and it's muchnicer than being a nasty boy. We can go shopping, talk about girliethings and be ever so close, now." Let's get you dressed," said practical Mummy.In no time, Michelle, as she was now to be called, was dressed in one ofher sisters dresses and. "What do you have in mind?" He asked. "You want to go out for a couple of drinks and something to eat? Tell me Dani what you'd like to do." Well sugar I'm a homebody I would just assume we stayed here, I can fix us some breakfast if you're hungry and if you're not I'm hungry for a couple of eggs and a big sausage he said to him.Dani couldn't believe how suggestive he was becoming the thing he couldn't believe most was how quickly he had become this way.Rick patted the couch next to him sensing. I messaged him back and accepted his offer.It was a few minutes later that his black Honda pulled around front, I was quite tipsy as those last few shots were settling in, I opened the front passenger seat and hopped in.I just remember looking down at his hand moving the shifter, just how huge his hands were."I don't live far from here if you want to have a drink at my place" he asked.It was already after 2:30am, but I just said sure without even thinking.I was still feeling the effects of the. My real concern is that the kids will have forgotten their lines over Christmas, and that they won’t grasp the idea of the right kind of delivery.”She went on to say that when the kids said their lines, it sounded like they were reading them, instead of speaking them.“When they get in front of a real audience, I’m afraid they’ll forget everything, because they’re not thinking about what they’re saying. If they have the least bit of stage fright, I’m sure it will all just vanish from their heads.