" Then how..." Oh, Scott, did you really think you could keep something like that a secret?" Sandra scolded softly. "I suspected it the first day I me...t you. The way you two looked at each other. Remember, I'm Kathy's mother. Then I happened to overhear the two of you in your apartment one afternoon..." Then it was you who dropped the handkerchief and matches," Scott remarked."Oh, is that where I lost it?" Sandra exclaimed with a smile. "I've looked everywhere. The point is, Scott, that I don't. The microphone cords were a little problem. They weren’t taped down, but most stepped carefully in character over them.There was a hard stop at this point. The lights went down, and the stage cleared for Jennifer to sing, “I Dreamed A Dream” perfectly.Our small audience cheered, applauded and stood up at that point, with Paul’s recognizable whistle of approval shrilling through it all. The people on stage who weren’t the leads were staying in character quite well. I had torn into them a few. Just like the first time he felt his body tremble as he donned the lingerie and stockings and his cock was as stiff as steel by the time he donned his long black satin gloves.This time before standing in front of the mirror he donned his cat's eye mask with its lace trimming, the results were even better than he expected, the mask with its trim lace ended at his lips and hid his male features.He didn't stand in front of the mirror but stretched out on the floor. He turned his head and watched. He was still as handsome as always. I missed the feel of his hands on my body. Just then, my fiancé’s voice draws me back.“I want to know that your heart is still with me, Pooja. We have survived through many tides and the turbulence of the ocean has led us to this perfect green island where we can finally be together forever. I could kill myself if my own actions are what stop us from being what we are meant to be. I love you, Pooja, and you know that. I know you know that.” Rahul said. He had.