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Next she handed me a different mascara than we had been using up to now and explained that this mascara would actually make the eyelashes longer. The appli- cation did just that and was no more difficult than the regular mascara to apply.

"You know, Adele, I remarked, "I did not know that you used different makeup for the evening than you use during the day. No wonder you have to spend so much of my hard earned money on cosmetics.

After the makeup was as perfect as we could make it, Adele handed me a powder blue sheath dress with two slits on each side and told me to put it on so that she could decide what accessories would best compliment the outfit. The dress fitted like a glove and as Adele zipped the back of it for me I was thrilled by the feel of the tight fitting dress around my body. A simple pearl choke and earrings with Adele's rhinestone watch completed the outfit. But it was when I put on the very high heeled shoes of fabric which matched the sheath, that I first realized how much I loved this part of being a woman, albeit for only a short while.

"Adele, "I announced, "if I look as good as I feel, I will look almost as nice as you do this evening! I walked over to the full length mirror and studied the picture I presented. An attractive woman gazed back at me. I noted how the waist line nipped in and how soft and feminine my arms and legs appeared devoid of any hair. The feel of the nylon on my legs and the almost imperceptable tug of the garter belt which held them taut made me feel good. I could not explain this feeling even to myself.

When Adele had finished dressing and returned to the room she remarked, "Marion, you are un believable! Put on these gloves and you can drape this beaded sweater over your shoulders. It will be too cold to go out with just your bare shoulders. I will be surprised if no one flirts with us this evening!

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"Let's get this straight, dear". I replied pointedly. "I admit I enjoy being dressed as a woman, but believe me, I want no part of any men-

in any way."