"My sister said, "I'm going shopping to buy you a few dresses so begood."After my sister left the receptionist kneeled and looked into my faceand said... "Is this what you really want, you look like you werecrying."I thought about this and said the line I have been drilled with, "Ilike being a girl and want to be one like nothing I ever wanted."She said, "That sounded like you practiced that line for this occasionand I am not buying it. You look like you were forced into this."I am terrified, my. Maggie and I picked up a hedging job at Paul’s Dene, a suburb to the north of Salisbury, to put in a twenty yard run of Cotoneaster Franchettii, a nice evergreen shrub that was becoming very popular, partly due to the pretty white flowers that bloom in early summer and the colourful orange berry crop through the winter, a big attraction for wild birds. The bushes needed to go in quite quickly as they were starting to bud. I had already completed a couple of other small jobs that morning and so. "I laughed delightedly. "Do I look like the man I was?" I said as Istroked his admittedly handsome face. Before the joining, I never wouldhave looked at Xhaiden in that way, but Crystalia's feminine tastes had adefinite influence and I found myself considering the idea of taking thetwo men on as consorts."How would you like to be consorts to a goddess?" I asked warmly. I had asuspicion as to what their answers might be."Therobelin," Meghalen said, trying to ignore my curves that my armoronly. All neatly wrapped under a gorgeous black dress. Her signature swaying of her hips as she makes her way to the other side of the bar.And just like me, she seems to be alone. Praying to god that she’s single, I make my way over to her. Acting as cool and calm as I possibly can. The next three words becoming the start to one of the most amazing nights of my life, “Hi, remember me?” Of course, she remembered.We spent the next few hours drinking and talking: about her, about me, where we’re from,.