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The Writer's Mistake
by Ann Michelle
http://annemichellesworld.blogspot.com/
Chapter 5: "Dinner Party Preparations"
The night before the dinner, Loren and Stephanie sat in the kitchen.
They'd gathered the ingredients for the meal and had divided up the
cooking and table setting responsibilities. Everything was ready for
tomorrow, except they had yet to discuss the obvious, a topic Loren was
incredibly anxious to discuss, but afraid to bring up: what would he
wear?
Stephanie sat at the kitchen table with her arms folded and her legs
crossed. A pink five-inch high-heeled, open-toed pump dangled from her
toes. She'd gone out that morning to buy various items of clothing,
including a couple pair of five-inch heels. She never would have
considered shoes like this in the past, but since she was playing the
role of Candi, she wanted to be faithful to the book. Plus, she thought
it was kind of kinky. And now that she wore them regularly, she was
surprised to find they weren't actually as uncomfortable as she imaged;
though that was because they had a three-quarter-inch platform, so they
really weren't much higher than her already high four-inch heels.
Loren sat across from Stephanie in his dark gray slacks, a white shirt
and black open-toed pumps. His bright red bra showed clearly through
his shirt, especially as Stephanie had padded it slightly to give him
the appearance of having small breasts. His dark red toenail and
fingernails stood out prominently as well.
"You know, as busy as we've been, we haven't had a chance to read much
further in Brandy's story," Stephanie said with a trace of
disappointment.
"I know. I guess we'll have to wait until after the party to catch up
with Brandy and Candi," he said, suggesting for the first time that he
was willing to continue after the dinner.
Stephanie smiled, but didn't say anything directly. "I wonder how our
author would handle a scene like our dinner party?" she asked.
"It would probably turn into an orgy," he said as he finished sorting
ingredients.
Stephanie laughed. "Probably. As you said, he lacks subtlety." An
evil grin appeared on her lips, but she stifled it. She waited a few
seconds. "So you tell me, Mr. Author. . . sorry, Madame Author, how
would a decent writer handle a scene like our dinner party? What would
you do to make the scene exciting?"
Loren folded his arms beneath his new breasts and crossed his legs in
the feminine manner Stephanie demanded. "To make a dinner party
exciting, you need some sort of subtext. You need double meanings and
little secrets going on, and you need to build suspense."
"Like what? Give me an example," she said.
Loren failed to notice her intense interest. "Well, the shared secret
that he's wearing women's underwear is a strong start. You can build
all kinds of subtext from that. Then you need a ticking time bomb,
something the audience knows is going to blow up on the main characters
but which they can't see. Some sort of risk to up the stakes."
"You mean, like the guy's fly is open and he keeps getting ready to
stand up?"
"Nothing that obvious, but that's the general idea. Something that
keeps the danger of getting caught right up there in the front of the
reader's mind."
"What else?"
"If I was writing it, I'd probably end it with a dramatic reveal where
the couple gets caught."
"What would happen then?"
"Well, in a real book, the people would storm out pretty upset at being
brought into a perverted sex game. In porn, I supposed they would jump
in and play along."
"Give me some ideas for a ticking time bomb."
Loren shrugged his shoulders. "Nothing comes to mind. . . maybe the
zipper thing, like you said. Or if I wanted to go over the top, I'd
have the guy wear a skirt and have to find ways to keep from standing
up. Then I'd have one of the characters drop a fork and keep meaning to
pick it up, but getting caught up in the conversation."
Stephanie smiled.
"Of course, none of that would work in real life," Loren said, still
oblivious to her keen interest.
"Oh, of course," she agreed, trying to hide her excitement.
"So what am I wearing tomorrow?" He held up his fingernails. "I'm not
wearing this."
"No, of course, not. The idea is to keep this our secret."
"So what am I wearing?"
"That will be my little surprise."
--0--
It was an hour before the guests were to arrive. Stephanie was excited.
She had decided to stay in the Candi character, despite the party.
Hence, she planned to wear more risqu? clothes than she normally would.
Specifically, she decided to wear an ultra-tight pink mini-dress, which
she'd always avoided because she thought it was too tight, with pink
thong panties and no bra. To this, she added multiple earrings,
something she rarely did, and the five-inch pink heels she bought the
prior day. She painted her finger and toenails silver. She couldn't
wait to see if anyone caught on to anything unusual about her. . . or
Loren.
Loren was a nervous wreck. All day he'd been watching the clock tick
down and with each passing second, his terror grew. When it finally
came time to change, he almost couldn't go through with it. In fact, he
nearly begged Stephanie to change her mind, but he knew she wouldn't.
Loren stripped off his makeup and the nail polish from his fingers and
took a long hot shower to calm himself down. He left the bright red
polish on his toes, as instructed. He also made sure to shave his
entire body again so there was no stubble. When he finished, he toweled
himself dry and stepped into the bedroom, where Stephanie had laid out
his clothes. On the bed were pink panties, a pink bra, tan stockings,
some black dress pants he hadn't seen before, and a pinkish-red sweater
he hadn't seen before either.
"Where did the pants and sweater come from?"
Stephanie sat as her vanity table checking her makeup. "I picked those
up when I got my new five-inch heels."
"Why?" he asked as he picked up the knitted sweater and turned it
uncomfortably in his hand. It had a subtle heart pattern, a mock-
turtleneck and three-quarter sleeves. The sweater sat on that fine line
where it was neither masculine nor feminine and how people perceived it
would probably depend on who wore it.
"I thought they would look nice on you." She paused. "You don't have
to wear the sweater if you don't want to," Stephanie said innocently,
"but the pink bra shows right through your dress shirt."
Loren shivered. "No, I'll wear it," he said before sliding on the
panties and then attaching the bra. He pulled the pantyhose up his
legs. Then he walked over to his sock drawer.
"Where do you think you're going?" she asked as she watched him in her
mirror.
"I'm getting some socks."
"No way, Laura."
"What?!"
"No socks. You wear what I give you or nothing."
"But everyone will see I'm wearing pantyhose!"
"Don't be so paranoid. They won't be looking at your ankles. Besides,
the pants I got you are longer than your normal pants and will cover you
better."
Loren scowled. "How can I wear longer pants? I'll be stepping on them
all night and my wingtips will rip right through them," he said sharply.
"Don't get nasty with me Laura. And if you want to wear shorter pants
and show everyone your pantyhose, that's fine by me. Personally, if I
were as concerned about getting caught as you claim to be, then I would
choose the longer pants, but it's up to you." She paused to watch
Loren's expression as he picked up the pants. They were black but with
a nearly invisible reddish plaid pattern. They had a hidden side
zipper, which was distinctly not masculine, and they were wider at the
bottom than they were in the leg.
"Oh no," Loren groaned.
"Oh yes," she said. "And as for tripping over them, you won't be
tripping over them in your wingtips because you aren't wearing your
wingtips." She rose and walked over to the side of the bed, where
sitting unnoticed by Loren, were a pair of Stephanie's black loafers.
These looked exactly like Loren's normal loafers except they had a one
and a half-inch block heel as compared to the half-inch heel his male
loafers had.
"I can't!"
"You can and you will!"
Loren stared at his wife. "Everyone will know!"
"Only if you go around telling them. Seriously, are you planning to put
your feet up on the table? They look just like male loafers and with
the extra length in the pants, no one will notice a thing about your
shoes."
"But--"
"No 'but,' dear. Get dressed." She patted him on the rear before
returning to the vanity and the lipstick pencil in her hand.
Loren took a deep breath and got dressed. When he finished, he examined
himself in the mirror. He wasn't obviously feminine, but he wasn't as
masculine as usual either. The sweater wasn't overtly feminine, but it
was tight, which allowed hints of the bra straps to show through at the
back. Plus, Stephanie insisted on padding the bra ever so slightly,
which gave him the appearance of very small breasts. The pants looked
masculine enough that no one would question them, unless they noticed
the missing zipper. The loafers gave just a hint of something being
off, especially when he walked. Fortunately for Loren, it was only a
hint and it wasn't enough to scream "women's shoes." Where the problem
really began, however, was his face. Stephanie miscalculated a bit on
his eyebrows the prior day and they had crossed over into "oddly
feminine." Also, the way she had curled his collar-length hair to give
it a frizzy look made his hair seem effeminate. The clear polish on his
fingernails didn't help either, as it gave his hands a soft, sparkly
appearance. Would anyone who didn't know what to look for notice?
Loren didn't know, and that worried him.
Stephanie didn't know either. But unlike Loren, it excited her to find
out. And what excited her even more were the surprises she had planned
for poor Laura!
Chapter 6: "Feminine Roulette"
Loren wanted to wait at the table as the guests arrived so they never
got a chance to see his pants and shoes. Stephanie wouldn't hear of it.
She made Loren open the door as she stood behind him so she could watch
their faces. If they made him, she wanted to witness the moment.
First to arrive were Kathleen and Peter. Kathleen was Stephanie's
friend since college and actually lived a few houses down. She wore a
dark blue, figure-hugging, calf-length dress with a thin black belt and
basic mid-heeled black pumps. She kissed Loren on the cheek before
hugging Stephanie. She didn't seem to notice anything. Her husband
Peter wore khaki pants and a blue blazer. He shook Loren's hand and
also noticed nothing. Stephanie was almost disappointed.
Moments later, Jane and Greg arrived. Jane was Stephanie's friend from
work. She wore black pants, a copper turtle-neck sweater, and reddish-
brown boots with a minor heel. Greg wore brown corduroy pants, black
loafers and a tweed jacket. They didn't notice anything either.
When they were all seated, Stephanie asked what everyone wanted to
drink. She then fetched the drinks as the two couples and Loren started
the conversation. She returned just in time for the evening's first
hiccup.
"Loren, I have to ask. Are you wearing perfume?" Kathleen asked bluntly
as she took the wine glass from Stephanie.
The color left Loren's face. "Uh. . . no, I'm not wearing it. . . uh,
well, actually yes, I am 'wearing' it, but I didn't put it on if that's
what you mean," said Loren, who sat between Kathleen and Jane and
directly across from Stephanie.
Kathleen cocked her head and looked confused, while Jane sniffed at
Loren.
"What I mean is, I was walking past Stephanie when she was putting on
her perfume and I inadvertently walked through a cloud of it," he
explained. In truth, Stephanie shot him with a blast of her perfume as
he pulled on the sweater. When he asked how he would explain this,
Stephanie responded that she was sure he would think of something.
Kathleen laughed. "That's ok, sweetie, you smell pretty," she said and
she patted his hand. But the moment she did, she raised an eyebrow and
looked down at his hand. "Did you also happen to be walking past when
Stephie was doing her nails?"
Terror struck Loren and he froze, though his erection returned with a
vengeance.
Kathleen held up his hand. "Unless I'm mistaken, someone got a
manicure!"
"Leave the poor fellow alone," said Peter. "I'm sorry Loren, my wife
recently went to a drag show and she's been talking about it non-stop.
You'd think she was obsessed."
"Ignore him," she said drolly. "Where do you get your manicures,
sweetie?"
Loren's face turned bright red. "I, uh, don't. I mean, this was the
first time. I, uh, won a raffle and the prize was a manicure and I
figured it couldn't hurt to look good."
"Did you get your toes done too?" she asked.
"No," he said cautiously.
"You don't sound so sure, maybe we should check?" she said as she
pretended to look under the table. Fortunately, she only pretended.
Loren instinctively shifted his feet away from Kathleen.
Kathleen turned to face Stephanie. "I don't know, Stephanie. Perfume.
. . nail polish. It sounds like your husband's becoming a regular
sissy," she said with a laugh.
Stephanie laughed. "Don't I know it! You should have seen how hard I
had to fight to keep him from asking for cherry-red nail polish! And
you wouldn't believe the lengths I have to go to protect my closet! Who
knew being married to a sissy would be so much work!" She winked at
Loren as all three women burst out giggling. The husbands looked
uncomfortable.
Loren scowled. "Give me a break!"
"What do you call her when she's dressed?" Jane asked, joining the joke.
"She calls herself 'Laura'!" Stephanie said.
"How precious!" squealed Kathleen. "I'm trying to imagine Laura cooking
you dinner in her best little housewife dress." She turned to Loren.
"Tell me Laura, do you prefer skirts or dresses?"
"Laura's more of a pants girl," Stephanie said.
Loren suddenly felt a rush of terror. Was she about to expose him?
Kathleen threw her hand out in an exaggerated way and let her wrist drop
limp. "Pshaw! Sissy's don't like pants, they all wants skirts.
Nothing says 'feminine' more than a skirt."
"Personally, I think heels are more feminine," Stephanie said.
"Or panties!" Jane said.
"Oh, that's true," Kathleen said. "So Laura, what have you found to be
the most feminine article of your new wardrobe?"
Loren gave her a sour look. Before he could speak, however, Peter spoke
up: "Leave the poor guy alone."
"Oh Peter," Kathleen said. "Don't be such a spoilsport. We were just
teasing Loren and he was being a great sport about it. Then you had to
go and be a jerk about it." She took a sip of her wine. "Sometimes I
don't know how I married such a close-minded man! Besides, it doesn't
matter what he wears. If he really was wearing Stephanie's clothes,
then I say good for having such an evolved relationship." She patted
Loren on the wrist as she said this.
Stephanie raised an eyebrow. "You don't think it would be a little
weird for a wife to let her husband wear her clothes?"
"No, I don't."
"So it wouldn't bother you if Peter came home in a skirt?"
She laughed. "I didn't say that! He definitely doesn't have the legs
to carry off a skirt." She rubbed her chin. "But no, it wouldn't
bother me one bit. I think the world would be a better place if more
men were in touch with their feminine sides."
"I'll drink to that," Jane said and raised her glass. The other women
followed. The men didn't.
After that, the conversation turned to other issues for some time.
--0--
Later, as Loren listened to Greg describe a work of art his museum had
restored, he felt Stephanie's feet wrap around his ankles beneath the
table. She rubbed her foot up and down his leg beneath his pants. He
couldn't wait for her feet to keep moving higher. She winked at him.
He smiled back. Suddenly her feet slid down on each side of his left
foot and yanked. Somehow, she managed to pull his shoe off his foot.
His heart skipped a beat. What was she doing! If anyone looked under
the table right now, they could see his nylon encased foot and his red
painted toenails!
Then he felt her feet surround his other foot. Pulling his foot away
would do no good because her feet were already in place, plus he
couldn't risk angering her because he needed the other shoe back.
Loren imperceptibly shook his head at her, pleading with her not to do
this. She smiled and slowly nodded back. He shook his head again. A
sinister smile settled on her lips. She nodded again and he knew it
would happen. He bit his lip and let her slide the other loafer off his
foot and take it away. He now wore no shoes, and if anyone dropped a
fork or napkin, or for any reason looked under the table, he would be
caught. His heart raced as he waited to see what happened next. He
felt his underarms begin to sweat. But Stephanie seemed in no hurry to
do anything. Instead, she turned her attention to the conversation and
exchanged several thoughts with Greg. Loren waited pensively, not
knowing what to expect, terrified that someone would notice. Minute
after minute he waited to be caught.
After what seemed like an eternity, he felt her foot again. She dropped
his shoes, one at a time on top of his feet. He breathed a huge sigh of
relief and maneuvered the shoes so he could slide his feet into them.
But when he slid his foot into the first shoe, he immediately realized
these weren't the loafers. These were Stephanie's pink, five-inch
heels!
Loren shook his head as vigorously as possible without anyone noticing.
The sinister grin returned to Stephanie's lips. She nodded. Loren put
his finger together as if he was praying. She shook her head. Loren
pleaded with his eyes. Stephanie squinted at him and appeared
momentarily like she would growl. She tapped her fingernail once
against her wine glass. Fortunately, the others were wrapped up in a
debate about the meaning of the painting Greg had described, so they
didn't notice this exchange.
Loren swallowed hard. He had no idea where this was headed, but there
was only one way out, and that was to move forward and to hope that
Stephanie would quickly return his shoes before anyone noticed. He
slipped his feet into the heels, knowing that if anyone looked under the
table now, he would be ruined. He nodded to Stephanie.
A moment later, Stephanie rose from her seat. "I need to check the
stove and then I'll be back with the soup." She walked far enough away
from the table that Loren could see she wore his loafers. Then she
stopped. "Loren, can you come help me with the soup?"
Loren froze. What was Stephanie thinking? If he stood up now, there
was no way he wouldn't be caught.
"Well, are you coming?" she repeated. He could see her smiling
mischievously.
"I. . . uh--"
"Oh wait," she said looking at her watch, "the soup won't be done for
another five minutes. I don't need help yet, dear." With that, she
disappeared into the kitchen.
As the others began discussing prior vacations, Loren sat there
terrified. All it would take was for one of them to knock something off
the table or to get up to use the bathroom or visit Stephanie in the
kitchen and he would be exposed. It would be impossible to miss the
bright pink high-heeled shoes on his feet. He wasn't even sure if the
table cloth was long enough to keep Kathleen or Jane from seeing his
shoes if they just leaned back, or if Peter or Greg could see them if he
stuck his feet too far out the other side to hide them from Kathleen and
Jane? Where exactly did he need to keep his feet to keep them hidden?
His mouth went dry. Sweat dripped down his armpits. Yet, he was
intensely erect.
Stephanie returned from the kitchen momentarily with a bottle of wine.
She gave it to Peter to open as he held the opener. Then she asked
Kathleen about a broach she wore. As she and Kathleen chatted about the
broach, Loren felt Stephanie's feet touch his feet again. She wanted
her shoes back and he wasted no time in helping her. He felt relieved
to be rid of the incriminating pink heels and even more relieved to feel
her slide the loafers back over to him. . . only, it wasn't the loafers.
At some point in the kitchen, Stephanie swapped out the loafers for some
other pair of shoes. Loren couldn't see them, but he could feel they
had a higher heel than the loafers, though nowhere near as high as the
pink heels. They also felt like they had a much narrower heel than the
loafers. He couldn't tell for sure, but these seemed smooth and had a
closed toe. He slid them on, but he was terrified what they looked
like. For all he knew, they were bright red! And he couldn't look
because he feared looking would draw Kathleen or Jane's eyes to his
feet.
Stephanie rose again. "This time I really could use your help, dear."
Loren felt the sweat running down the sides of his chest. He
desperately hoped she would change her mind and tell him to stay seated.
She didn't. Slowly, reluctantly, Loren rose to his feet. He realized
immediately, these shoes had a very thin heel because he had to balance.
Based on the added height, he estimated they had a two-inch heel, maybe
two and a half. He prayed they were black, dull and unnoticeable. Like
a condemned man, he stepped away from the table. He took his first
step, unable to look down without drawing attention to himself. Then
another, then another. Soon he was in the kitchen, out of sight. He
wanted to scream at Stephanie, but she grabbed him first and kissed him.
"This is sooo exciting!" she whispered and jumped up and down.
"It's terrifying! How could you?!" he demanded, also in a whisper.
"Don't be such a sissy!" He started to protest, but she told him to
stop.
"We need to serve food. Just be a good girl tonight and follow my lead
and you'll come through this with your masculinity intact. But mess up
and Jane and Kathleen will be all over you. You'll be the new project
and they'll never let you become a man again!"
Loren gritted his teeth. He had to trust her, he had no choice, but he
was starting to hate this game. He enjoyed Stephanie teasing him, but
this was too much. He took a deep breath. Only then did he look down
at his feet. He saw a pair of basic black pumps with a narrow two-inch
heel. Fortunately, his long pants almost entirely covered them.
"Where are my loafers?"
"Oh, I didn't like those."
"I want them back?"
She smirked. "Don't push me, dear," she sang, "unless you want to wear
mine again? I'll happily make you wear them for the rest of the
dinner."
He shuddered.
She handed him the pot to take to the table. "And if you want my
advice, don't draw any attention to your feet. When you walk, the
pantyhose do show. Also, you better be more careful walking on the
tiles in here because your heels make an awful racket."
Loren returned to the table quite nervous. He had to admit though, it
was indeed thrilling. But it was also sickening. Twice more, Stephanie
called upon him to help her bring food from the kitchen. Each time, he
was terrified someone would spot him and yell out: "he's wearing
heels!" But they didn't.
--0--
When they finished eating, it was time to clean up the dishes. Loren
volunteered to stay behind as the others moved to the living room so he
could clear the table and clean the kitchen, but Stephanie made a big
show of having none of it.
"I'll clean up the table, dear. You do so much around here already.
Why don't all of you go to the living room where Loren can serve you a
little Brandy and tell you about his latest book."
Her threat was clear. So he agreed.
Loren managed to serve the drinks without anyone noticing his shoes,
mainly by keeping his knees slightly bent so his pants hung all the way
to the carpet. It also helped that the others were already slightly
intoxicated from the wine, and thus weren't particularly observant at
the moment. When everyone had a drink, Loren quickly sat down on the
couch where the coffee table could hide his feet.
"So Loren, what are you writing now?" Greg asked.
Just then Stephanie came from the kitchen. "You're not going to believe
this, Greg! Tell him what your agent told you, dear!"
"Hold on! I'm not writing anything yet," Loren said defensively.
"Now I'm intrigued," Kathleen said. "Why so defensive, Loren?"
Loren's face turned red. He realized he just made a much bigger deal of
the issue. "I just want to be clear. I'm a political thriller writer.
What Stephanie is talking about is something my agent suggested, but I'm
not doing that."
"And what would that be?" Jane asked.
"Go on, dear," Stephanie prodded him as she sat down next to him and put
her hand on his knee.
Loren saw everyone in the room staring at him. "She said porno is what
sells now," he said uncomfortably.
"Porno?!" said several of the surprised guests.
"Not just 'porno'," said Stephanie with a laugh. She was tipsy as well
and Loren realized this could mean danger because alcohol tended to make
her very talkative. "Tell them what kind of porno."
Loren's face turned even redder. It wouldn't have bothered him to say
this a week ago, but the fact he was wearing panties, women's shoes and
a bra suddenly gave him a great deal of shame on this topic.
"Transvestite fiction."
"You mean like men in drag?!" Kathleen hooted. Again, the husbands
looked uncomfortable.
"That's what she said sells right now," Loren added quickly.
"Well, you go girl!" Kathleen added.
Loren expected more, but it never came. Instead, they moved on to other
topics. And about forty minutes later, they decided to call it a night.
By this point, Loren figured he was safe as no one had mentioned
anything. So when he and Stephanie saw the two couples to the door, he
thought nothing of it. He wasn't even all that careful about hiding his
feet.
Then it happened.
With Jane and Greg already gone and Peter sliding on his coat, Kathleen,
who was still a little tipsy, dropped her purse. She crouched down to
pick it up. Loren looked down at her and suddenly realized she had a
clear view of his feet. . . less than an arms length away. He felt his
stomach drop. Had she noticed? She must have noticed?
Kathleen stood up again, holding her purse, and gave Stephanie a huge
hug and peck on the cheek. "Good night, dear. Thanks for having us!"
"Anytime," Stephanie said and kissed her back.
Peter stepped through the door. Then Kathleen hugged Loren and kissed
him on the cheek as well. "Good night and no hard feelings, Laura," she
said quietly in his ear and giggled.
They were gone.
"Oh my God! What a rush!" Stephanie squealed after she closed the door.
"We've got to do that again!"
"No way! It was terrifying!" Loren responded.
"Don't give me that, you were hard as a rock all night. You loved it!"
"I hated it! And Kathleen knew!"
"She doesn't know."
"Yes she does! She bent down and saw these damn shoes you made me wear
and then whispered 'Laura' in my ear!"
"You're overreacting. She was just having one last joke with you about
the teasing she gave you earlier."
"No. She knows! I'm ruined." He stormed off toward the kitchen with
his heels echoing each step along the way off the hardwood floor in
their hallway. Stephanie followed him. "And you told them! Why did
you tell them?!" he demanded when they reached the kitchen.
"I never said anything."
A tear actually formed at the edge of Loren's eye. "What were you
thinking making me swap shoes with you? If one of them had dropped a
fork or something I was finished!"
"Aw, was the wittle girl scared?" Stephanie mocked him.
"And pumps? It's bad enough you made me wear women's loafers, but
switching to pumps?!"
Stephanie smiled. She walked over to him and placed her hand on his
rock hard penis through his slacks. "I know what would help you forget
the night?"
"I'm not in the mood," he said, though he realized he was very much in
the mood.
"Not in the mood? Not in the mood for a little reward for how well you
did tonight?"
She began to unzip his pants. He had wanted to ejaculate for three days
now, but she wouldn't let him. The thought that he would finally get
his wish wiped everything else from his mind. He exhaled. "You mean
it?"
"Of course, I mean it. But there are two conditions."
He furrowed his brow. "What conditions?"
"First, I'm on top. You're too fast when you're on top."
"And the second?"
"I choose the lingerie."
He looked confused. "I never get to choose your lingerie?"
"I mean yours."
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