. is tonight when she's returned home?"Diane's eyes widened slightly. "Well, yes, but how did you--?" Just thinking back to how you've acted towards t...he evening every other Sunday."God, am I that obvious? Diane thought."Are you worried about her?"Diane drew her knees towards her chest. "I guess I am, a little bit. I mean ... not ... not that anything bad happens to her while she's there."Janet gave her daughter a speculative look which Diane was unsure how to interpret. Diane was still. But he did and he was the nicest and sweetest man she knew, besides her husband. “Get comfortable, okay” he told her. She had on the babydoll beneath the dress. Should she remove the dress she asked herself? No she didn’t. Not at that point she hadn’t. He came back. His blazer was off and so were his shoes and he sat down beside her on the couch as he looked directly into her eyes. “You certainly look very pretty today if you don’t mind me saying so” he told her. “I sure wouldn’t mind lying. "Over the next 15 minutes, crying a little along the way, I clarified and told them both all that had happened — Everything!Gloria never pulled her hand from mine, but she occasionally broke down during my elucidation of events."Wow, Winston — I don't know if I should be proud that you took the time to tell us all of that, or if I should just kick your ass out this house," dad said."Daddy, you explained, not 20 minutes ago, how much you cared for your own older sister — aren't you being. Though I guess after this long it would domore harm than good to just fess up, right?" You've got that right..." Taylor sighed.All Taylor could do now was wait and hope that this would all be oversoon.A few hours later, Taylor was sulking in bed, staring at the bottle ofnail polish remover sitting on the nightstand. It was the thing thathe'd been anticipating for so long, but now the idea of removing themfelt pointless, since he'd still be stuck dressing like a girl untilthe tan faded. As.