Where will I live? What do I do once I am living there?” Frank was amazed at the sight and full of joy about seeing such a wonder.“This is where y...u would have been living if your life had been slightly different Frank. But this is not your reward. Your reward is on the other side of the city and it is a much more impressive reward compared to this city. It is the just reward for special people like you.”A flash of light blinded Frank for a moment and when he could see again, he found he was. They seemed to not realize I was a man. I let out a shaky sigh. Then Richard asked if they could carry carpet in through the main door? I told them to come and go as needed. I told them that I would be working in my den, which Richard respond with a smile and a raised eyebrow. As I got into my den I close the door leaned back against it and let out another heavy shaky breath of relief. Then it hit me... "I could not change! I had to stay dressed as a woman until these men left my house for the. . not quite angry, but cold enough to make me uncomfortable. Her body turned and she walked down the hall to the bathroom. Two seconds later the water was running. "Damn girl," my mom blurted. My mom's relationship with Lori had been poor since my dad died. They never spoke, and when they did it was an argument. Mom could be very accusatory to her.. almost mean sometimes. Apparently my mom had distanced herself so much that she had become completely oblivious to Lori's life. A heard a clinking. She’d rushed straight into the shower and spent ages scrubbing off the evidence and worrying about the damage so recently done to her body. She felt around her vagina with an anxiety she’d never felt before for signs of worse damage than she’d originally anticipated. If she was to be coming home regularly with this kind of anxiety, how soon would it take her parents to realise that she wasn’t working as a clerical temp in a small accounts’ department? And how much opportunity did it give her.