I had just finished a long day at work andmy wife had been complaining yet again that I did not do enough aroundthe house to help her. Elizabeth had ...aid countless times "I don't thinkI am your wife anymore I think you treat me like a maid."I was worried about where our marriage was going but I worked. Shestayed at home. I felt that it was reasonable to expect her to wash andiron my clothes and cook the meals. We could not afford to eat out.Money was tight. In truth I think that Elizabeth. Six weeks after graduation we were married. We decided to wait five years before having kids, but when we started trying and nothing happened we saw doctors and found out that Tammy couldn’t conceive.One Saturday I came home from work to hear Tammy say:“You’ll never guess what just happened.”“Well then I guess I won’t even try so you will just have to go ahead and tell me.”“Alice Medford and her husband just bought the house next door (the Sampson place next door had been on the market for over. I said that after all these years it is something that I havegot to quickly learn and I am very grateful for her input.In the afternoon, Mother in Law arrived. I went up to my office towork.Thursday evening my younger brother, Raymond, rang for a chat.Inevitably the conversation changed to my transgenderism. He stillcould not understand how something like this can suddenly happen. Iexplained again that this is not something sudden but has been with meall my life. He said that he had never seen. "What the hell is she doing there?" Ryoko demanded."Masaki?" The older version of Ena mused, mildly. "She ... has always been by his side."Ryoko glanced back and forth between the various characters and her personal guide on this little tour. All this flip-flopping was giving her a headache!"As I understand." Ena continued with a causal shrug. "They even played together as children." Old chums huh?" Ryoko smirked knowingly, looking at the deep blush the future mother of Ayeka was wearing."Looks.