About an hour out of town, her phone rang. I looked at it and said, "It's Dad, can I talk to him or do you want to?" Go ahead," she said."Hey Dad, wha...'s happening?" I answered."I came home and found a letter from your mother, put her on the phone!" he directed."Why, so you can lie to her some more, telling her you have to work late, so you can screw your assistant all night on your office desk?" Charles, put your mother on the phone — right now!" No Dad, I won't! All you want to do is bullshit. "She got stung, a-and it made her throat close up. They said she wasn'tbreathing, and her heart had stopped, by the time Janet got her here."Seeing his anguish, she threw her arms around her husband. "She was onlylike that for a little while, so there shouldn't be any permanenteffects." She gave him a reassuring peck. "Now smile, and be thankfulshe's still with us."Though the man in Elise's body couldn't hear the conversation, he read theexpressions of his new parents. Seeing the love they had. .." John, you can call me John. I'm sorry for disturbing you then Miss." That's perfectly okay John, well, I have to be going, good-bye" Good-bye, oh, by the way, what's your name?"Again Suzie felt the grip of panic, she had to say something. "Janice, my friends call me Janice."The walk to the parking area seemed to take forever. Running was out of the question; it would be like letting a dozen cats out of a very large bag.'Don't look back, don't look back', Suzie kept thinking to herself.If. We ate, then she blew my mind.“Let’s go to my room” she said, stunning me with a dazzling smile.“I- what about Sue?”“Oh, don’t worry, she won’t mind, we share everything. Anyway, she’ll sleep ’till noon.”She stood with her hands on her rather slim hips, her straight back causing her smallish breasts to push outward against the red fabric of the kimono. She had let her hair down, and it fell straight and proud to the middle of her.