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Michelle's Story - Part 20 Friday had arrived, and for Michael, it was a step closer to full time life as Michelle. After the week long break, there were just 6 more weeks at school. On Sunday, his Aunt Sally was arriving for the week, along with her partner Carol. For now, Michael was content to spend Friday afternoon with his sister, looking after their dolls. They were talking about the things they could do over the coming week, with their dad being on paternity leave and their mom now free to go out. "I wonder where we could go?" asked Emma. "Go to a zoo, a theme park, the shops!" "A zoo sounds nice," said Michael. "Yes, I wonder if they have one of those where you can feed the animals?" suggested Emma. "We'll have to ask daddy," said Michael. John was putting the finishing touches to the spare room. He had purchased a folding bed, allowing a second person to sleep in the room. He was hoping that Sally and Carol would appreciate this and use the beds. They wouldn't be arriving till Sunday afternoon. Having finished with the room, he went to ask the girls where they wanted to go over the school holiday. "We want to go to a zoo," said Michael. "One where you can feed the animals," added Emma. "I'm not sure if there are any around here," said John. "I'll have to check on the internet. Any way, we're going into town tomorrow." "Great, can I have some more clothes please?!" asked Michael. "I'm not sure. I'll have to ask your mom," said John. "Dinner won't be long, so come down shortly." The shopping trip, the following day, didn't result in Michael getting any more new clothes, though Liz did promise to get him a few more items in July. That month still felt like ages away, even though June was almost upon them. He was still able to look around the shops and pick out items that he liked. "I'm not sure, but it might be a good idea if we took you to the swimming baths before you start your second year," said Liz. "We need to know what the changing area looks like." "But I don't know how to swim," said Michael. "I know," said Liz. "But we need to know if there is a way of you removing and putting on the wig without anyone noticing." James and Emma were keen to go swimming, but were aware that they wouldn't be getting lessons this time, even if they would get more time in the pool. "But what about you, love?" asked John. "Who's going to look after Andrew?" "I can always sit by the pool with Andrew in the pram," said Liz. "Not sure if they will," said John. "I could persuade Sally to come with us." "That would be interesting," said Liz. "But what are the odds that she'll be bringing a swimsuit with her?" "Unlikely," said John. "But I'll ask her and Carol any way." Upon arriving home, John was reminded about looking for local zoos or other wildlife centres in the vacinity. He was sure that Newcastle itself didn't have any at all. He checked on the internet to see if there were any. He found one, that was roughly 10 miles north. It had recently opened, and was only open during school holidays and weekends. "How about this?" he asked the girls. "Loads of animals, including ones you can get close to." There wasn't many photos, as the website was still fairly young. It appeared that they would find out more by going. But it did appear that they had some farm animals. "Great, they have donkeys/ Can we ride them?" asked Michael. "Not sure, but you can speak to them," said John. "You mean talk to them?" asked Emma. "I mean rub their noses," said John. "It's liking stroking a dog or cat. They like it." "Oh," said Emma. "So, when can we go?" "Any time this week," said John. "Any snakes there?" asked James. "Would like to give Aunt Sally a fright." "No idea," said John. "And I'm not sure if snakes would frighten her." "What would then?" asked James. "Not saying," said John. "But just be nice to her." "Ok," he replied. "Any theme parks about?" "I'll have to check," said John. "But can't go everywhere. We have got an holiday to pay for, plus we've got plenty of travelling to do in a couple of months." For now, the children were just looking forward to tomorrow evening when their Aunt Sally would show up. * * * Sunday arrived, and the children, Emma and Michael especially, were waiting for their aunt to show up. Just to make sure that they were all ready to greet her, they were told to have baths. Even Andrew was given one, albeit in a small tub. Emma and Michael shared a bath once again, despite being told that soon, they would get too big to share. Michael was once again keen to keep his penis hidden beneath the bubbles. "When can I have my hair like Emma's?" asked Michael, even though he knew the answer. "When your hair is longer," said Liz. "Don't worry about it. We'll spoil you when it is." James was in the bath after they were finished. He preferred having John help him wash. At least this allowed Liz to see to Andrew downstairs whilst helping Emma and Michael dry off. "I'll get you some clean clothes in a minute," she told them, as she went to do an emergency nappy change. It wasn't long before James was downstairs too. As he was getting dried, John received a call off Sally. She was just outside Hartlepool* and by her reckoning, should be at their house in 2 hours or so, traffic pending. *Author's note: Pronounced Hart-lee-pool, and famous for a monkey hanging legend. By now, Liz had gone upstairs to find clean clothes for the children. She came down with them, plus Michael's wig, hairnet and gaff. After helping them dress, she took another quick look at Andrew before going to the kitchen to prepare dinner. ?You said they would be here in 2 hours?? asked Liz, as she filled a saucepan with chopped potatoes and water. ?Yes, that's what my sis said," said John. ?Must have had an early start. But the roads around here are bad at times.? ?Even so, I need to get the dinner ready. They'll be here earlier than expected," said Liz. ?So much the better," said John. ?I'm sure she has plenty of news from our native Midlands.? While they waited for dinner (always served earlier on a Sunday), the children were left to their own devices. For James, playing with his newly acquired Ben 10 figures still proved a slight challenge. He knew he needed to learn about the characters fast, but having to seek reminders was awkward. ?Michelle, what's this charcter called again?? he asked, showing Michael one of the figures. ?Ghostfreak," said Michael. ?Now can you leave us, Victoria wants feeding.? ?Ok, ok," said James, leaving. ?I am learning.? Even though he now had a new brother, James was still affected slightly by how much of a girl his former brother was becoming. He returned to his room and started looking through the annuals that Michael had collected. They listed all the characters, but Michael's knowledge was better than the simple descriptions in the books. It was wasn't long after, that the guests arrived. John answered the door to find his auburn haired sister standing there with a suitcase. A woman with equally long black hair stood behind her. ?Not too early, are we?? asked Sally. ?We made an early start in case of traffic.? ?Not at all sis," said John, hugging her. ?Well, this is my fianc?e Carol. Carol, this my big brother John," said Sally, doing the intros. John shook Carol by the hand. ?Come in then, dinner won't be long," said John. Sally and Carol followed him to the living room. Liz soon came out of the kitchen to greet them. ?Great to see you Sally," she said. ?Every thing ok in Walsall?? ?Mostly," said Sally. ?Anne and Julia are just having to watch their step with one of their daughters' friends parents.? ?Why, what's up?? asked John. ?Anti-gay," said Sally. ?If this person learns that Anne is a lesbian, her children are going to lose some friends.? ?Let's hope that doesn't happen then," said Liz. ?I suppose you want to meet our new addition to the family?? ?Come on then, let's see my new nephew," smiled Sally. Liz took Andrew from the cot and held him for Sally and Carol to see. He stirred and saw two new faces staring back at him smiling. ?He looks absolutely adorable," smiled Carol. ?Hold on, here comes the cavalry.? The children had heard the talking downstairs and guessed that their aunt had arrived. They were now running into the room to say hello. Michael and Emma ran to Sally and hugged her like a long lost friend. James wasn't as forward but still greeted her warmly. The reception for Carol wasn't as enthusiatic, but it was deemed that she was still a new person to them, even if Emma and Michael had met her before. ?Ok, so this was the woman who saved your Aunt Sally's life," said John. This worked wonders, as the children now showed her more respect. ?So, you're going to be our new auntie?? asked James. ?I sure am," said Carol. ?James, when are you going to support a good team?? said Sally. ?There's a good team down the road who wear red and white stripes.? James was not amused at that, and Sally was expecting no less. She liked winding him up over football, and knew very well that being a staunch Newcastle United fan, anything about Sunderland (the team in question) was extremely expletive. ?I don't support those morons!? he said. ?They're fucking crap.? ?WATCH YOUR LANGUAGE!? shouted John. ?I know you don't like them, but no need for that.? ?Shouldn't have mentioned it," apologised Sally. ?You've upset Andrew!? said Liz, who was now trying to soothe the baby back to sleep. ?Not dull around here, is it?? said Carol. ?I've pulled James' leg many a time over football, but he's never swore before," said Sally. James sat over to one side, feeling ashamed. ?I'm sorry," he sighed. * * * They sat around the kitchen table to have dinner, with Sally and Carol explaining everything that had transpired back in Walsall. ?So, nothing really has happened of late," said Sally. ?Business as usual for my store. Managed to get a few invited to my wedding, though I'm being picky about what they wear.? John could tell that Sally wanted to move onto other subjects, ones that would be best heard without the children about. After dinner, John took Anne and Carol upstairs to show them the spare room. Here, he managed to speak to them in private. ?You have other things to talk about, don't you?? he asked Sally. ?Yes, but seeing as it is a little sensitive around the children," said Sally. ?Jessica went to the therapist the other week and was told once more about the fact that she will have to wait till her 16th birthday before she can be given oestrogen.? ?Why no sooner?? asked John. ?NHS rules," said Sally. ?They won't give her the blockers until puberty kicks in too.? ?I suppose Michelle will get the same answers," said John. ?She will," said Sally. ?But as for why they won't administer before puberty is that some children are prone to change their minds once puberty sets in.? ?So, Michelle might want to be a boy after all?? asked John. ?Possible, but if she freaks out at hair growing on her body, you'll know she's a girl," said Sally. ?And by the way she and Jessica behave, they are not doing u-turns.? ?And what about this homophobic problem?? asked John. ?There's a mother, whose 2 children have become friends of Anne and Julia's," said Carol. ?From what I've heard, she is under the influence that gays come from families where the opposite sex is dominant.? ?In other words, men who live with women become gay, and vice versa," said Sally. ?It's a load of rubbish," said Carol. ?Any way, we've just told Anne to keep her relationship secret, as well as Jessica's identity," said Sally. ?It's as bad as my brother," said John. ?Don't mention him," said Sally. ?Anne wants his guts.? ?You haven't seen him again, have you?? asked John. ?I didn't, but Carol did," said Sally. Carol explained how she, Anne and Julia had come across him in Walsall town centre only a few weeks ago. ?Julia and Anne snogged right in front of him," said Carol. ?And now, Anne has told me, he sent the solicitors on to her, asking if she was in a relationship and planning on getting married," said Sally. ?Anne told them that she was. Just so he could withdraw payments.? ?So, that's why she wants him dead," sighed John. ?Mom said that it was good in a way, because he's finally out of her life entirely," said Sally. ?And she is so much happier with Julia.? ?How about you?? asked John. ?We were meant to be," smiled Sally. ?Our wedding will be the best day since my surgery.? ?And what happened to the honeymoon suite?? asked Carol. ?I think we can cope with single beds," said Sally. ?It's only a week.? ?Oh, we were talking about this yesterday," said John. ?We need to take Michelle to the swimming baths. We need extra women to come with us, seeing that Liz has a baby to look after.? ?Why didn't you tell us sooner?? asked Sally. ?We could have brought our costumes.? ?We'll just have to buy some more then," said Carol. ?So, what's the need for taking Michelle swimming?? ?She'll be going swimming with the school next year, and as she will be wearing her wig for the entire duration of that time, we need to see if it is possible for her to remove and replace the wig without anyone noticing," said John. ?Oh, I see," said Sally. ?We're game, but as Carol said, we need costumes.? ?And talking of costumes, we've brought that catalogue with us," said Carol. She opened the suitcase and found the catalogue amongst the clothes. ?Better take it and show the girls then," said John. The children were waiting downstairs, having wondered what was taking them so long. ?Ok girls, we want to show you something," said Sally as they arrived back in the living room. She sat down and opened the catalogue at the page with the chosen bridesmaid dress. ?This is the dress you'll be wearing at the wedding in August," she told them as they sat either side of her. ?Wow, it's really pretty," said Emma. ?What about this one?? asked Michael. ?It looks nicer.? ?Well, you'll all be wearing the same type of dress," said Carol, who was sat nearby. ?From what your Aunt Anne told me, it took her girls a while to decide," said Sally. ?There is also a pretty band for your hair too.? ?We'll have to get your hair looking pretty for the day too," said Carol. ?But my hair isn't long enough," sighed Michael. ?It's too short at the front.? ?We could arrange to get your wig styled," said Sally. ?I know, you want your hair long like all the other girls. Don't blame you, for I was just the same.? ?How long did it take for your hair to grow?? asked Michael. ?It took a long time too," said Sally. ?But I was taller when I started growing my hair. It needed to grow more to reach the base of my shoulders.? Michael instinctively went to feel her hair. She let him touch it. ?It feels nice, doesn't it?? she smiled. Michael just nodded. ?Your hair will look nice long. You've just got to be patient, like me," said Sally. ?I had to wait ages to be a complete woman, but I couldn't be happier.? ?Until I proposed to her," smiled Carol. ?Ok, so I'm happy about that too!? said Sally. ?What did she do?? asked Emma. ?She asked me to marry her," said Sally. ?So, do you like the dress that you'll be wearing?? asked Carol, going back to the original topic. ?It looks really pretty," said Emma. ?I'll be happy to wear it.? ?Me too," said Michael. * * * Sunday evening went without further incident, with Sally once again apologising to James. He was aware that she was pulling his leg and accepted without argument. When it came to going to bed, Michael removed his wig and hairnet and left them downstairs. It gave Carol a first chance to see what his own hair looked like. Just as he was going into his room, she stopped him. ?I can see why you have a problem with your hair," she said. ?I knew your Aunt Sally when her hair was shorter than yours. She was keen to have long hair, just like you do now. It did take a while for her hair to grow, but it did get long eventually. Your hair will be nice and long too before you know it.? ?You sure?? asked Michael. ?I'm sure. I'm sure your mom and dad have told you that if it wasn't for me, you wouldn't have an Aunt Sally to visit you," said Carol. ?I think so," said Michael. ?What did you do?? ?I helped her become a beautiful woman," said Carol. ?And hopefully, one day you'll be one too.? ?Will you help me too?? asked Michael. ?Yes," said Carol. ?Thank you," he replied, hugging her. ?Ok, now go to bed now," said Carol. ?Goodnight Michelle.? Michael joined Emma in their room and got into his sleeping bag. Carol turned and headed to the spare room. Sally was waiting. ?You've won her over," smiled Sally. ?All in the bringing up," said Carol. ?I have to admit that John looks like your other brother.? ?That's all they have in common," said Sally. ?John still considers me family.? ?I can see that," said Carol. ?Now, who wants the fold up bed?? ?I'll take it," said Sally. ?I'll have it if you like?? replied Carol. ?No, I'll have it," said Sally. ?You have the standard bed.? ?We can take it in turns if you like?? Sally thought it through and agreed, though she stuck by her decision to take the fold up bed first. ?Good night my love," she said minutes later. ?Goodnight," said Carol. She turned the light off and found her way over to the bed. She then managed to find Sally's lips with her own. The next morning, it was Liz up first, as had been the case since Andrew was born. He needed his nappy changing, and he needed feeding. ?Morning Sally," she said as she passed the spare room. Sally was just leaving and heading to the bathroom. ?Morning Liz, mothering duties already?? replied Sally. ?Never ending," said Liz, who was taking Andrew to the bathroom too. ?I'll let you use the bathroom first. I'm in no hurry," said Sally. She went and sat on the bed and waited. Liz was soon heading back to her room to get dressed, allowing Sally and Carol (now up too) to use the bathroom. They were soon followed by John and the children. Over breakfast, they discussed their plans for the day. ?So, we've got the swimming baths and this new zoo to go to," said John. ?Apart from that, we're open for all other days.? ?Ok, but I wouldn't mind looking round the shopping centre," said Carol. ?Never been up here before.? ?Well, there is a chance that our daughters' friends could be visiting during the week," said Liz. ?We haven't planned anything," said Emma. ?You sure?? asked Liz. ?Yes," said Emma. ?They said they were going out for day trips like us.? ?Ok, so no problems there," said Liz. It was decided to go into the city centre, seeing that Carol wanted to have a look round. ?Can't be worse than London," she said, as they headed in to the city on the bus. ?That place is like a country in it's own right. And half the people you meet are foreigners.? ?Isn't that the case everywhere?? replied John. ?Not like that," said Carol. ?Everywhere you go, you hear French, Spanish, German, Chinese and numerous other languages. It's just tourists from other countries.? ?So, what was your business in London?? asked John. ?Opening a night club," said Carol. ?Took ages, due to the existing competition. It was a money pit. Glad to get away.? ?Quit on it?? asked John. ?As soon as it started making a profit," said Carol. ?Left my business partners there to take care of it. They liked the London lifestyle.? John decided to pursue this matter further, later. They had arrived in the city centre, and Carol was eager to pursue some retail therapy. One of the things that Carol and Sally wanted to buy, was something for Andrew. ?Is there anything we can get for him?? asked Carol. ?Some clothes, I suppose," said John. ?Though don't take suggestions from James.? ?Let me guess, anything with black and white stripes?? asked Sally. ?How did you guess?? replied John. Sally just smiled. ?I should imagine he wants a brother who will share his interests?? ?Of course," said John. ?But for now, just something for a boy.? ?Will do," said Carol. ?And maybe I should get the others something as well.? * * * Getting something for the girls was far easier for Carol than getting something for James. ?Ok, what to get the Newcastle fan that has practically everything?? she mused to herself as she explored the shops. She had already bought dresses for Emma and Michael, and a romper suit for Andrew. ?He might want something Ben 10," said John. ?Michael gave him all his Ben 10 stuff.? Michael just blushed. ?Oh, how sweet of you," said Sally. ?At least it saves having to get rid of it all.? ?Maybe Michelle can help us then," said Carol. ?He could do with something that explains the characters more," said Michael. ?Because he keeps asking me for names and powers.? ?You'll have to fill me in," said Carol. ?I'm not up to speed with kids shows.? ?Well, it sounds like a book is needed," said Sally. ?Where are the book stores around here?? ?I'll show you," said John. Soon, the party of people were heading to Waterstones, presuming that this major store would be their best bet. ?What books are we after?? asked James. ?Never you mind," said Sally. ?We're just looking.? They arrived at the children's section and looked all around for books on the cartoon series. Most were spin off story books, and not a guide of sorts to the show and characters. At least with Michael around, they had an expert on the subject. James was aware by now of what they were after, and having asked John, he and his father went to the sports section. ?Where's he gone?? asked Carol. ?We're close to finding a book for him.? ?Gone to look in the sports section with John, no doubt," said Liz. ?Has he got any books on you-know-what?? asked Sally. ?He's got a few," said Liz. ?He has been getting all the match programmes of late.? ?Do you suppose he'll want a Newcastle Utd book?? asked Carol. ?Likely, if he finds one he likes," said Liz. ?Got one," said Michael. He was holding up a book for Ben 10. Carol took the book and looked through it. ?I'm getting him this, regardless," she said. ?Let's see what he has found then.? They soon found John and James looking at the books on Newcastle United. He obviously had his eye on one. ?I've found you this," said Carol. ?Michelle says you need help with the characters.? James looked at the book and nodded. But it was clear that he wanted a book on his beloved Magpies. ?Tell you what," said Sally. ?We never got you a birthday present, so if we bought you that book, would you consider it a belated one?? James agreed and handed over the book to Sally. She gave it to Carol who took it over to the counter to pay for it, along with the Ben 10 book. ?I hope he reads that one book," said Liz. ?Because I can only see him reading the one at the moment.? For now, he was reading neither, as there was still shopping to do. Sally and Carol now turned their attention to themselves and were soon looking through a selection of swimsuits. They both decided on the one piece types, and were soon with the others as they started looking for a place to eat. This time, Liz was keen to find a place where the pram wouldn't be an obstruction. ?I can't see the problem," said Carol. ?You see groups of mothers with pushchairs and the like all hanging around together. They take up loads of room, especially on buses.? ?Same around here," said Liz. ?The buses can only take 3, but you always get around 3 or more trying to get on at the same time.? They ended up going to a pub style restaurant, which did offer more room between tables. Just to be safe, they found a table which offered them a place to put it. Carol was willing to foot the bill for the meals, but John declined, paying himself. Carol still insisted on buying them at least one meal during the week, an offer which John was willing to take up. ?You're our guests," he told Carol. ?You shouldn't be paying at all.? ?But this is just a way of saying thank you," said Carol. ?Look bro, she is going to be part of the family," said Sally. ?Ok, but as we're the hosts, we'll be paying for most," he replied. ?No problems," said Carol. * * * After eating, they went looking around more shops. James was keen to take another look in his favourite shop and see if there were any more close season bargains to be found. Liz, and the others decided to sit on a bench nearby while they waited for John and James. It wasn't long before their number increased, but it wasn't a father and son returning. ?Hiya girls!? said a strawberry blonde girl, who Michael and Emma knew well. ?Hi Amy," said Michael, getting up to greet his classmate. Emma got up to greet her too. Not surprisingly, Amy was joined by her older sister Jenny and their mother Caroline. Their dad was at work as usual. ?Hi Caroline," said Liz. ?Doing some shopping too?? ?Kinda," said Caroline. ?See you've already got some company?? ?This is my sister-in-law Sally, and her partner Carol," said Liz. ?They're staying the week with us.? Sally and Carol stood to shake hands with Caroline. ?Sally, Caroline is helping Michelle when she starts her second year at school in September," said Liz. ?Ok, so you've no problem with this young girl having something extra?? asked Sally. ?Not at all," said Caroline. ?She's a girl through and through. So, I take it that John is your brother?? ?Oldest," said Sally. ?I'm the youngest of three. My other brother is a subject I'd rather not talk about.? ?Don't get along?? queried Caroline. ?Putting it simply, yes," said Sally. ?I won't press into details there then," said Caroline. ?But you and Carol are partners?? ?Yes, we're getting married in August," said Sally. ?You're not homophobic, are you?? ?Not entirely, but if you're happy together, that's what matters," said Caroline. Soon, John and James were heading back from the Newcastle United shop. They found Caroline and Sally still talking away. Amy and Jenny were still busy talking to Emma and Michael. ?So, you've met my baby sister?? asked John. ?Yes," said Caroline. ?I didn't know you had a sister?? ?Yes, but like most of my family, she lives in the West Midlands," replied John. ?I've already mentioned that," said Sally. ?Plus how two nieces are going to be bridesmaids.? ?I was wondering if James was joining in, as a page boy I mean," said Caroline. ?Not interested," said John. ?He's not keen on wearing a tie.? ?Never mind," said Caroline. ?Nice meeting you. Good luck with your wedding. Come on girls.? ?Do we have to?? asked Jenny. ?Yes you do," said Caroline. ?Bye then.? ?Excuse me, but are they twins?? asked Carol. ?No, they're not," smiled Caroline. ?Jenny is a year older. But you're not the first to think that. Many think they're twins.? Amy and Jenny hugged Michael and Emma, said good bye, and followed their mom. Soon, Liz was ready to go. She got up, took the brake off the pram and started following the others through the shops. ?So, she's the one who is helping with Michelle in September?? asked Sally as they continued on their way. ?Yes, she is going to help by taking Michelle to and from school," said John. ?Michelle will be posing as her niece, but only for the school run. If Michelle is seen travelling with her brother and sister, it could let the cat out of the bag.? ?I can't believe her daughters are 12 months apart," said Carol. ?It's true," said John. ?The one is in Michelle's class while the other is in Emma's class. There's only 13 months between Michelle and Emma.? ?Yes, but Emma has dark brown hair like her mom," said Carol. ?Those two were both blonde.? ?So, they look alike. No trouble telling that they're sisters then?? said John. After a few more shops were explored, they decided to call it a day and head home. James was keen to show Sally, his latest acquisition from the club store. She wasn't interested much, but didn't show it. As for Emma and Michael, they just wanted to try on their new dresses. * * * Back home, Liz was soon checking to see if Andrew needed his nappy changing, as well as filling his bottle up. Emma and Michael were eager to try on their new dresses, so Sally took them upstairs to help them put them on. ?Getting quite a wardrobe now, aren't we, Michelle?? she said as they sat down on Emma's bed. ?So, you're using a sleeping bag at the moment?? ?Daddy is going to get us a bunk bed," replied Michael. ?Who's going on top?? asked Sally. ?Emma can," said Michael. ?I don't like heights.? ?What if I don't like heights?? asked Emma. ?Go next door and see what James' bed is like," suggested Sally. ?James is next door," said Emma. ?Ok, so we wait till he isn't," said Sally. ?Now, let's get these dresses put on.? Michael and Emma took off their clothes, leaving just their panties and vests as the only garments being worn. Soon, their new dresses were upon them and they were giving them a twirl for Sally. ?You look wonderful in those," she smiled. ?You're going to look pretty in those bridesmaid dresses too.? ?Are you wearing a dress for the wedding?? asked Emma. ?I am," smiled Sally. ?It's going to be a special day for me, and I want to look pretty too.? ?Do you like Carol?? asked Michael. ?I do indeed," said Sally. ?She is special to me.? ?Can girls love each other?? asked Emma. ?As in marry each other?? ?They can love each other, for I'm going to marry Carol," said Sally. ?But some people don't like two girls or two boys liking each other in this way. They believe love should be between a boy and a girl only.? ?Will I like girls, or boys?? asked Michael. ?That is something you find out for yourself, later in life," said Sally. ?But for now, don't worry about it. Just concentrate on being a good girl.? ?I am a good girl," he replied. ?I just wish my hair would grow quicker.? ?It will grow," said Sally. ?You're just like Jessica in that respect.? ?She's growing her hair really long," said Emma. ?Sis told me.? ?Oh, that!? smiled Sally. ?Yes, they're all growing their hair really long. You're obviously planning on doing it too?? ?I'm waiting for Michelle's hair to get the same length as mine first," said Emma. ?Oh, you make me jealous," said Sally. ?I never had a sister. All I can say is that you Michelle, and Jessica, are very lucky.? ?Are the girls ready yet?!? came Carol's voice. She was calling up the stairs. ?Coming," said Sally. ?You heard your Aunty Carol. There are some people downstairs who are keen to see you.? Michael and Emma got to their feet and followed Sally downstairs. ?What kept you?? asked John, though he clearly wasn't angry. ?Can't I have a quick chat with two wonderful nieces?? replied Sally. ?And they are wonderful.? Michael and Emma both gave a twirl in their new dresses. ?You both look really pretty," smiled Liz, who was feeding Andrew. ?You'll have to wear those dresses to the next birthday party.? ?We dress as princesses for parties," said Michael. ?You can't always be princesses," said Carol. ?As long as you dress pretty.? ?They wore their princess dresses for the last party they went to, which was only a few weeks ago,? said John. ?Yes, because our friends wanted to see them," said Emma. ?I thought James would have come down by now," said Sally. ?He must be busy in his room.? ?He went up with both of his new books," said John. ?But which one he is reading, we can only guess.? ?I can have a good guess," said Liz. ?But I prefer him reading than playing computer games.? ?Well, Emma wants to see what it's like on the top bunk of a bunk bed," said Sally. ?They told me that they are getting one and Michelle has already decided on bottom bunk.? ?No surprises. She had the bottom bunk in James' room," said Liz. ?But Emma isn't sure she wants the top bunk," said Sally. ?How high is the top bunk?? asked Emma. ?I think I can arrange something," said John. He went over to Emma and picked her up. He then perched her upon his shoulders. ?Is this how high it is?? she said. ?There abouts," said John. ?Dizzy?? ?No, but I'd like to get down please!? said Emma. John put her back down. Emma was happy to have her feet back on the floor. ?So, who wants top bunk?? asked John. Both Emma and Michael looked unsure. For now, they could wait for a bunkbed.