She walked into the kitchen storage with quick steps. Outside it was almost dark, and she could barely see her surroundings.“I didn’t think about ... candle, did I?”It was kind of joke to look for a dark covered book in a room with no light. The girl tried do not lose hope and kept searching for the hapless prayer book.“Dear God, why now? I don’t think I ever failed you. I haven’t done anything prohibited so far.”She sank into a reverie why this idea came into her mind now, but she didn’t have. .. I... I went to a party tonight..." slowly, haltingly, pressed up against him she related the story in bits and pieces, just a mechanical recount of the events as he gently wrapped the towel around her and patted her back and hair dry. He even had the presence of mind to push the bloodied clothes behind the hamper, and then tucked the towel in — eyes squeezed shut — to keep it in place."I'll go get you something to wear." He whispered, hurrying away as she shuffled towards the sofa. It took. Jackie tried to open her eyes but things didn't work the way she wasused to. She thought about being able to see and suddenly the worldflashed into view. She could see Trisha standing in front of her, shelooked much taller than Jackie remembered but then She realized that shewas looking up from her hands and knees. She looked past Trisha to ahuge mirror on the wall and saw her new self for the first time. Shecould see a large, muscular looking three wheeled motorbike. She saw thesilver and blue. A few minutes later Alice shouted me, "Michaela, would you just help mewith this a moment." We had gone for the similar name for ease. I walkeddown the passage to her bedroom. I opened the door. I stared at the bed.Alice was lying on it in her underwear. "If you still fancy girls, doyou fancy me?"I was confused. "So err you're a lesbian then?"Alice explained. "I don't know yet, I never been with a girl, but I'vesometimes wondered what it would be like." If I was still was a bloke I'd jump on.