Brian smiled, still catching his breath. "I'm going to go take a shower. Make yourself some breakfast, there's cereal and milk in the kitchen." "OK, "...answered Brian. Kasey turned and leapt up the stairs, 2 at a time. She grabbed a some clothes from her room and walked to the bathroom which she and Brian shared. That got a bit awkward when she had started haver her periods and had to store tampons in there, but Brian had just played it by ear, knowing 1. Not to tough them, and 2. Not to try and. "Next year I'mgonna be a pirate..." The year before last, I was a werewolf," I said, glaring up at Carolwho just smiled.We went through a few more houses and then reached another house thatwas set a bit further back off the road than most of the others. Carolstayed back on the sidewalk with Becky's mom while I walked down thepath towards their door.There were several kids already gathered at the door getting candyincluding a boy who looked about two years older than us...or at least twoyears. You use the porcelain sink to give you leverage to lift yourself up fully and stare back into the mirror. Staring back at you is not the face you recognize but rather the face of a man — you are still groggy but it looks like your older brother. You instinctively do a double-check, whipping your head around to look behind you to see if someone, or in fact your brother, is in the bathroom with you. No one. You scan your body. Odd. As far as you can see – from toe to chest – you embody a man.. She was also wearing a Bikini ... dark blue, as I recall ... and her shapely body was shown off to good advantage by it.As I looked at her, she smiled at me, so I smiled back. I don't remember what was said, but I do remember her saying her name was Laura, so I told her my name, Alice. We chatted about everything and nothing for what seemed like ages, until Laura said that she was getting hot in the sun."Do you want to come back to my place and have a cool drink?" she asked.Since I was also.