..I'd forgotten about that, Ma'am." You are not the only one to choose a mate on alien worlds, Empress!" I didn't think I was...I just didn't..." That...a Terran would mate with an Earther? This planet does have its fillof discrimination- it also has its...nuances." Anna Beth smiled as sheapparently recalled some happy memory."I take it he's waiting for you back there?" For whatever reason, I reachedover and laid a hand on hers even though I knew he claimed to be holdinghis breath until her. She grabbed her bag and stood up, turning towards the college in the distance. "I suppose you want to know what the deal is this time?"She grinned as Micael laughed on the other end. "That is my normal fee. Time to pay up"."Of course. I tricked him into doing something he'd ordinarily never do: agree to swap genders for a little while. Of course, he thinks we're going to just meet with the person who can do the swap ... he doesn't realize our appointment is for the actual treatment itself".She. In addition, Dog rode with Connie in a little papoose carrier that she rigged to hang over her chest. I was leery of Cal riding on Connie’s half-tame horse, but the pony seemed fine with it.You’d think, that given how Connie picked her name for the dog, that her horse would be called Pony or something, but she actually named the thing ‘Runs like the Wind’. When I suggested shorting it to ‘Wendy,’ Connie ate the idea up. I didn’t know it at the time that I was saving J. M. Barrie having to dream. As they continued to stroll, Dan would frequently glance at her. “What is it?” she asked of his often stare.“Many would say that I’m being sexist but you look so sensually beautiful to me in your low top and short skirt. You have this natural beauty about you and you’d look just as sexy wrapped in the daily newspaper.”She had to laugh at his odd comment, “News flash, Tina loves Dan!” she smiled. “I was in the lost department but now I’ve been found, by you!”“Reliable sources have reported.