I now knew she had two sisters and a brother and that it was her idea to build the apartment above the gym. The knock on the door sent Cheryl into the...bedroom, her t-shirt in her hand. When I called over that it was safe to come out, now she came out of the bedroom empty handed, the t-shirt on the bed. I pulled mine off and tossed it to her. She threw it into the bedroom and joined me for lunch. ‘So, what do you think?’ Cheryl could clearly see me confused. Heck, I still had yet to take a bite. “You know I love you, right?”“I love you too.”“There is a change of plans for this weekend and there are things you need to know,” she said to him.“Why do I get the feeling I’m not going to like this,” he asked.“Because you probably won’t. You know most of the truth but there are parts, important parts that I kept from you.”“I thought you said I knew the whole truth?”“We were at Stan’s and Belinda’s cocktail party when it was announced that Al Wilson was going to retire. Chet said in his. She always looks great, whatever she wears. Well, Molly, you look pretty good yourself, I thought and went to the kitchen to pour another glass of wine. As I sat on my bar stool, I heard a tap at the door. I opened it and Shelly was there, looking as gorgeous as ever. I looked her over, from head to toe. She laughed and, with her hands on her hips, asked “You like?” She wore a black dress, nothing fancy, but it was short and hugged her slender body. The plunging neckline displayed her nice 34C. Both of them were amazingly loving, and nurturing. All their friends were part of the LGBT community and I had no idea that my "family" was unique until I started school and discovered that most kids had what some would refer to as more traditional families.To me though, I never would have wanted things any other way. They were always taking me on some new adventure, and I got to see life through their eyes all the beauty it had to offer.I also grew up totally comfortable with the human body.