..and Daddy? After all, he had acted as if mybeing a girl was the most natural thing in the world.Staring at the pendant, my eye wandered downward, ba...k to the hairbrush. It wasn't the only thing on my dresser that was new. There werebarrettes, clips and combs for my hair, a small jewelry box, a fewbottles of nail polish, a large bottle of nail polish remover and asmall make-up kit with blush, lipstick, eyeshadow and mascara.I opened the left top drawer of the dresser and found several pairs. I grabbed the cloth that had slipped onto the floor and placed it over her nose and mouth again. Carefully counting the drops of chloroform that left my little bottle. Five, no more than five. I crawled on top of her. My knees on either side of her slim athletic body. I bend over her, my mouth close to her ears. I could smell the strong chemical fumes of the chloroform myself.‘You’re feeling dizzy, so dizzy and dreamy and sleepy. Just breath in, feel the chloroform crawl into your longs and. Mostly, we got to know each other. She'd been finding out about me, I discovered. She heard about my teaching method and my travels and wanted to hear more. She wondered if my techniques would work in her English class. We spent some time brainstorming ideas in that direction, but didn't come up with anything definite."Are you happy being a teacher?" I asked."Yes ... for now. There may be other things I would want to do in the future, but for now ... I'm satisfied with teaching." If you could. That had opened doors to so many circles that their five years in England was a whirl of social engagements which reached right up to the level of the Prince of Wales, Queen Victoria’s eldest son. They lived in a mansion near to Piccadilly and had an estate in the country in Berkshire, not far from Windsor Castle where the royal family spent much of their time. They travelled frequently visiting the major cities in Europe, even going as far as to sailing down the Nile in Egypt. In many ways.