When I finnaly got there, they opened the door surprised and shocked to see me here. After a few momments of looking at each other she said "How surpr...sing, we were both talking about if you showed up". "Well I'm herenow,so I guess you got everything planned out then". They invited me in and walked to her bedroom, It was a common teen bedroom but a few pictures of unicorns to keep its childhood innocents. We talked for a bit, then we decided to go outside. Me and Scott went outside. Perfect. And in that feeling. There is no shame. No sour." You were right. It is very self -absorbed."I laughed."You asked." Yes. I'm joking. It's interesting actually. What do you see in thesepremonitions?" Well, it's really just a picture. Of me, living as girl, somewhere faraway, maybe going to college." And dressed as a girl?" Well, yes, but more than that. Living as girl." With no shame, no embarrassment." Yes." And without the pleasure you get from the sour feeling." Well yes," I said.. We ate and took a walk. When we got back to my car she said "this has been the best night I had in a long time and I’m glad that I could have spent it with an old friend..." she paused and then said "but I have always wanted to be more than friends".I looked at her puzzled ad the managed to speak "I always imagined we would be more".She smiled and hugged me. I took her to her place and she said 'stay for a little while longer, let's crack a bottle of wine to celebrate".I accepted and we went. So we couldn’t do it with other kids.”Tom went on to briefly describe his reaction to the bonding session and Julie’s subsequent attempt to help.When Tom’s comments ended, Amelia interjected, “About a couple of months after they got out of their Avery class, and while working with Tom over something totally unrelated to the Avery problem, Jeremy and I discovered that these two blokes are empathic dynamos, Denise. You may have met your match in Lynette, actually,” she giggled. “Tom is strong.