Why did I everagree to go out with Kyle? I must be crazy.I took a deep breath, prayed a silent little prayer before I grabbed mybag and walked out of ...y room. As I left the safety of my room I feltmore than a little bit apprehensive. I was so nervous. As I stood at thetop of the stairs, I giggled nervously as I thought about my future. Theone thing I knew for sure was that my future would be very different thanmost boys my age. That thought really cracked me up. I mean, how manyteenage boys. "Yes, kids. And it's all because you were the first twins ever bornunder their program. I even discussed the arrangements with the headdoctor; Sam, they're willing to make you a test case for the'identical-twin' surgery too." Thanks, Mom. I never knew how special we really were." I paused. "Butwhy haven't we gone to any doctor's offices there before?" They only do things related to sexuality, dear," Mom helpfullyexplained. "The Hospital H doesn't have family practice or other non-sexual. "If your going to dress like a girl we're going to have to call you by a girls name. How about... Miri? Yes that will do nicely I think." I nodded sheepishly and started to blush. "And you can call me... Madam Tara. OK, now strip for me Miri."Her tone of voice made me feel both calm and obedient at the same time. I stripped down until I stood in front of her with my hands covering the bra and panties."Now take those off and follow me to the bathroom, we need to make you more feminine."She. The officers immediately started ordering the male MP to move out of the way so they could use that bathroom. In response the MP made a call on his radio and six other MPs came out of the woodwork to further herd the group away from both unisex bathrooms. Both female MPs went into the bathroom with Molly and Sarah. One male outside escorted me back into the secured mess.After the door closed behind us, I asked him, “So do all of the MPs share a barracks? Is there somewhere all of the MPs not on.