Dr. Wagnerexplaining that a cancer patient's new body was free of the disease thathad been about to kill them."How about the prisoners? What was done ...o them?"That proved to be a little more complicated. Some prisoners, but just ahandful, were given the choice of accepting their gender change inexchange for their freedom. Only a few took this option, the others allasking to be reverted back to their previous body."How did that work out?" Captain Slater asked."Messy," Major Hollins replied back.. He stuffed the underwear into his pocket and hurried out of the house.# On Thursday, Sally was more excited than she cared to admit. She waited in her office from two-forty-five until three-fifteen. At that point she started to get mad. Of course he stood her up. The novelty of being fucked by a large, bullish woman had worn off.She stomped out of the house at three-thirty with no other plan than to get on her horse and ride. But, it was a commotion around the side of the barn that slowed her. I didn't know what to do... So I pushedeveryone away... Including you... I know how badly you had to have beenhurt from your Dad... you know... Umm... 'Leaving'... Then I went and didthe same..." I started crying much more freely and Scott lowered his gazeto stare at our hands, which were still grasped together.After a long pause, he looked back at me and said, "Look I was hurt... Notbecause you pushed me away... It was because I didn't know why... Ithought I had done something... You just kept. M.I hit eBay, aimlessly wandering through the myriads of treasures at auction. After I got bored there, I read the current news at Salon.com. I read the columnists I liked: David Horowitz, Camille Paglia, Amy Reiter, Allen Barra, and others. I clicked through the layers of the site, reading anything that struck my interest, for what seemed like hours. I looked at my watch, 2:40 p.m. Thirty-five minutes? I did all that in thirty-five minutes?I tapped on my watch crystal, despite the fact that.