'I turned out the light and Paula quickly dozed off in my arms. I spent alittle time thinking about just how I could make all this happen. How tokeep ...Paula in my life and how could we organise her sex change. I was alsothinking about my lesbian friends some of who would resent Paula. What isnot well understood is that the lesbian community is rather small andfrankly bitchy. Some of my friends I knew would have a major issueaccepting Paula as Paula, even after surgery. I knew this because one of. You can marry none of us if you prefer, which would be acceptable, though I admit that I’d rather that you married most, if not all of us. That’s just a personal quirk. I especially would love to see you marry Becky, as she’s your sister, as well as Sarah, Chloe, Katrina, Chrissy, Erin, Marcie, Donna and me. Maybe even Rachel, if she still wants it, as well as Amha and Evelyn. Who knows, maybe even Lucinda, Dana, and your own mother,” Adela encouraged me while we continued rutting together in. Nobody to run it. Ain't had cattle much after that either. You can still see where the fields were. They ain't been mowed for twenty years either. Been cutting wood where I used to raise alfalfa. Used to see down the valley too, but can't no more. View all gone. Handy cutting wood close in to the house, so ain't all bad. Miss it now that I think about it."The girls were intrigued by this ancient relative of theirs. They poked around the house asking questions about different things they found. When I came out of my thoughts, I noticed as she looked at me -- at my lips and then back into my eyes again. I watched her. She was playing with my hair and inched a little closer. She slowly leaned in to kiss me. And hesitated just an inch from my lips. I could feel her breath, as I am sure she felt mine. A second later, she kissed me. I felt a surge throughout my body. It was amazing. She kissed me a little harder for a few minutes, and then slowly pulled away. She stared into my.