Transvestia

convicted the coverage would have been a lot better." said Jim. "It wouldn't have done too much good to print a big story because people are only going to believe that which they want to believe. You were convicted without ever having stood trial.

Tom had found a job in another city and was packing his clothing when Cole walked in.

"I guess you've sort of had it with this town, huh?" asked Cole. "Its not that, its just that they've had it with me. I'll never really stand a chance to start life over again here, but I do stand a chance on the east coast."

"You're going to write once in a while, aren't

you?"

"You bet I will, "replied Tom, "and by the way, thanks for everything. Jim told me about the green slips of paper."

Cole smiled and shoved his hat to the back of his head. "So long Tom, and best of luck to you, and Lois."

Tom watched from the bedroom window as Cole walked down the path towards his car. When Cole was out of sight he returned to his packing. "Now where in heaven's name can I pack this dress." he thought to himself.

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