Kerrie

I wish you wouldn't stare at me like that, Rebecca.

I'm sorry, Kev---I mean Kerrie.  It's just that you're so....different

since you got sick.

I know.  To be honest with you, sometimes I even find myself just

standing in front of a mirror looking at the new me.  This hasn't

been a very good last couple months for me, you know.

I'm sure, Kerrie.  All that you went through had to be very hard on

you.  It's been hard on all of us, even Mom and Dad.  Are you getting

used to your new body yet?

Yeah, pretty much.  It'll just take time.

Backstory:  The girl you see here wasn't always a girl.  Up until the

football game between West High and Central Metro, this girl was

a boy named Kevin Dresser.  That's right, "the Kevin Dresser," first

string tailback for Central Metro High.  Second Team All State last

year, and a sure bet to be named to the First Team this year.  It

was about midway through the third quarter of the game, with

Central holding a 15-14 lead when Kevin had become sick and went

down on the field.  He was helped to the bench by Coach Maxwell

and a couple players.  And that was the last football Kevin would ever

play.  It took the doctors almost two weeks to determine exactly

what the problem was.  Only after sending numerous vials of Kevin's

blood to the CDC down in Atlanta was a positive diagnosis made.

Kevin had the TG Flu Virus.

Kevin and his family took the news pretty hard.  The budding football

career was now gone, only to be replaced by two budding breasts.

It's been a couple months since then, and Kevin, or Kerrie, is home

from the hospital.  Kerrie still isn't feeling 100% right, but things get

better by the day.  She has accepted her new life, and she really has

to rely on Rebecca to help her with a lot of things now.  There is just

so much to learn when you suddenly find yourself a girl.

Hey, sis!  I'm going out with Andy tonight.  He wanted me to ask if

you wanted to come along and go on a double date with Ted Mark?

With Ted?  A date?  I don't know, Rebecca.  I guess I do need to start

doing that don't I?  Sure, I'll go.  Can I borrow your pink sweater?

Sure, Kerrie.  No problem.  And yes, you do need to get out of this

house, girl. You can't hide in here all the time. Just a warning though.

Ted can get a little aggressive, so don't let him go too far.  I don't

think you’re ready to be a mommy yet.