Two women sat at a table to my left. Another woman sat alone to my right, and one man sat at a table alone as well. All of them looked up as I let the...door close behind me.“We’re closed,” said the man behind the bar. He had a deep, resonating voice. The kind that could bark orders and expect those orders to be followed to the T.I nodded. “I know. I was told to meet someone here.”The tension in the room skyrocketed. Everyone either went still or turned to face me. The man behind the bar stared. Until I turned sixteen." W...what happened then?" Jerry asked. But a memory was already stirringin his mind. Surely it couldn't be that?"That was when I told my parents the secret I'd been hiding for years,"Sherri said, and for the first time her smile was replaced by a sad look.Tears glistened in her eyes and her voice began to tremble slightly."That was when I told them I wanted to be a girl," Sherri said, "and whenthey supported me, even though they didn't really understand, that waswhen the. I've got it." You sure? Come on, stay here and talk," Jay said, concerned.She looked at him. "I've got it, OK?" She looked at Nick and Saanvi,who looked confused. "I'll be just a minute. Hand me the diaper bag."Jay fumbled around with the multitude of bags they had with them andhanded it over. "I'll just be a minute." She put the bag on the chairand fished around for a bottle and formula, all while holding the baby."Make him a bottle while I'm in there."She started to walk off and Saanvi. .Naenu navvve aunu neku ekada ekada puttumachalu untae em autaro telsa annaa tanu konne telsu ande aytae nuvu na kadupu medade chusav kane inkoka puutumacha kuda naku annaa tanu naku ade okate kanapadade inkote kanapadlaedu annaaaa naneu navvve ade neku kanpiadu anneee navvvanu enduko chupistae ede ayna kanpistade ane anade tanu apudu naenu ade only na wife okate chudaglgutade ane ana tanu enduku ne wife ke tappa evarke chupiyava naenu epudu chusta naku chupiakuntae jeevitam lo netho matladanu.