Let me know if you need something else, Clay.’ Clay laid back and closed his eyes. He hated that he was so weak yet. Considering everything he’d b...een through, all the trauma to his body, the doctors continually reminded him he was doing better than they expected. Day after day stuck in a bed didn’t keep him in shape though, he told them. The day went on like all others. Clay had become used to the routine after all this time. Lunch came and went, nurses stopped in to see if he was comfortable,. Andalmost barefoot, I thought as I inspected them.It could have been worse, I sighed as I pulled on the panties.It did get worse, what I had thought was a pair of denim shorts, wasactually a short, five pocket jeans style denim skirt. Oh, crap, Ithought as I pulled them over the slight, but noticeable flair of mygirlish hips and up around my narrow waist. I zipped up the fly which,of course, faced the wrong direction and made the skirt hug my hips asthough it was made for them.I paused for a. Then I met a woman that my sister of all people set me up with.Jewell was a very sweet lady and certainly lived up to her name. She was a loan officer in a big bank in town. She was tall for a woman at five feet nine inches and wore three in heels to make her an even six feet. She was thin with B-cup breasts, and long brown hair to her waist. As I found out later she had short trimmed pubic hair and pierced nipples.She was intelligent and could carry on a conversation during dinner. She was. The doctor will brief you when he’s completed his examination.” Jim used his cell phone to call Zack, the head trainer and brief him on Jake’s condition.“Welcome back to NSN Friday Night Hockey where the Kingston Frontenacs are ahead of the League-leading Belleville Falcons three to two!” Ken announced to the viewers.“Mark, Belleville will be up against the tough Frontenacs who are second to Belleville in the least goals allowed in the third period,” Jim mentioned.“It should make for an.