For the better." She sat down and ordered the same without looking at my glass.Twenty years ago, I was her first boyfriend. After school, we'd lost co...tact, and now was the chance to pick up where we'd left off. Two broken marriages, a c***d each, the usual stuff. "The immortal gods must have a plan for us," I said, half meaning it. The chances of running into each other on the web? Well.After dinner, I asked if she'd have another drink as we entered the cab. "Your place," she said, "I want to. " Don't worry Kate," said Philippa, "you look just like I did when I firstwore my school uniform. No one's going to know you are a boy."We finished breakfast and left to catch the bus for school. I felt mytights caress my legs as I walked and felt that everyone could see my braunder my blouse! At the bus stop Philippa introduced me to a group ofher girlfriends as her cousin, Kate. No one looked at me twice, to theother girls I was one of the girls.Soon I found myself in the midst of a. I do. I just feel that it might be taken the wrong way if I only ever danced with you." I understand and you're probably right."Tom moved away from them when they arrived and Steven turned to Becca."I think you've done the right thing. Well done. It must have taken some courage."She smiled gratefully up at him. "I certainly didn't like doing it," she replied."Would you like him to join us for your birthday dinner on Saturday?"Her face lit up. "Would you mind?"He grinned. "I wouldn't have. "Thanks."He found his smile again and I let the man have it, since it wasn't really any of my business anyway. It had to suck though, sleeping on a mattress in the back of a van. Obviously Jamie was really feeling bad too, if he hadn't gone to one of his friends for a place to stay. He could have talked to my dad, our house was huge and I wasn't even using my bedroom during the week. Jamie could sleep in my bed and ... That was kind of a tingly thought and I worked to clear my mind. It wasn't.