Everyone seems to trust a winning smile. I see that Jayla is coming over, she looks a little unsure of what is happening. The element of surprise is a...lways your best friend. I always took that to heart, you learn a lot in the Army that you can apply to your day to day life. Jayla,”Do I know you?” I reply in my most soothing but authoritative voice”I think you know who I am. Do you remember last week when you got pulled over for speeding?” A flash of recognition moves across her face. “O I. These suits can be worn on a long-term basis. The contract you sign withthe company requires you to live as a woman 24/7/365, and the companyretains the key to your suit to ensure this. Once you're locked in thesuit, there's no going back.Not that I wanted to go back. I had long had a fascination for bunnygirls, and though I was a male (but not at all macho!) I oftenfantasised about being one. Now in my little flat on the first eveningof training week I surveyed myself, wearing my bunny. A number of the native women also had that problem. My two could sit but were not comfortable.We had five men plus the missionary and his son. I had the five brought before me. I picked one who hadn't been killed only because he caught the flat of a blade and said, "Who is his woman? Does he have any children here?"It was quiet and a woman came forward. She said, "He wasn't married. I am his sister. I did not have a man and he protected me as best as he could."She was, as almost all of the. "Get my dad," Velma told Shaggy, trying to calm him down before he panicked. "Tell him I'm in labor and he needs to drive us to the hospital. Then call the doctor and tell him what's happening, and then call Fred and Daphne and tell them to meet us at the hospital." Right, your dad, the doctor, and then Fred and Daphne. "I'll do that, you just stay calm." Stay calm," Velma muttered, holding her belly as Shaggy ran screaming from the room, "it's kind of hard to do that when I'm about to give.