Oka SANNUni cheyitho pisukuthoo inko SANNU ni notitho thisukoni korukuthunnaaanu.. REKHA kuba bagaa support chesthoo thana LEGS ni seperate chesindhi.... Nenu madyalo padukoni naa MODDA thana POOKU ki thagilelaa gattiga press chesthunnaaanu..Memu elaa ENJOY chesthunte house GATE open chesina sound vachindhi.. rekha vaalla MUMMY vachindemo ani memu ventane lechaamu.. maa dresslu adjust chesukoni HALL loki vachaaamu.. same time rekha vaalla mummy bayatanundi vasthundhi.. maa ROMANCE ki break. But there it was again ... the honesty question. The one question I hadn't decided how to handle.I'd made another of his favorite meals and he acknowledged it. We had some conversation during our dinner and it helped me get a grip on my nerves. I wasn't looking forward to what was to come. In fact, I dreaded it. My conversation with Ginny had helped, but I still couldn't imagine how this was all going to turn out.I didn't have a second drink. I don't think I could have held it down. I needed. Oncehe reached their door, he looked it up and down, pondering on what laid onthe other side of it.After a moment, he just pounded on the door three times.The noise within continued uninterrupted. He waited. Nothing.He pounded another three times, then another three after that. After hislast round of knocks, the music in the room quieted down. A moment later,the door finally cracked open; his little sister, Beth, had answered bypoking her head out of the door.Brian frowned at the sight of her. ..andhappy! I had never been happier in my life, at least as far I canremember.I then put the third part of my plan in effect. I grabbed my black totepurse and stood in front of the door. Was I really going to do this? Istood there for what felt like forever, but was around 15 minutes. Ithen slowly opened the door. I looked out the door and saw no one inthe hallway (it had indoor hallways). I then took my first step outdressed as a woman, my heart beating so fast that I felt like I.