On the upside, this is happening a long way from his hometown of Denton, but on the downside, he’s one of about thirty kids from his corner of the northern powerhouse that is Manchester, and plenty of them attend the same school as Billy. At least three times today he’s overheard the words ‘billy’, ‘dress’, and ‘girl’ as some of the other evacuees clap their eyes on him. On more than a few occasions an adult has questioned Mrs Postlethwaite about the manner in which she’s dressed young Billy, and each time she claims that boys cannot be trusted, are too boisterous and are generally a nuisance. “I never asked for a boy but since I’ve been given one it’s a case of my house, my rules.” is her stubborn retort to those who don’t accept her misandrous reasoning.
The Petticoat & the Evacuee Scene 28
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Daniel’s Secret Scene 12
He runs his finger along the backs again enjoying the light crinkling noise and the feel under his finger....
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Meg’s Transformation Scene 15
Megan watched as he practically sprinted behind the pharmacy counter and made it without falling. She giggled. Raul was...
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Never to Old for Nanny
Tony Martin is a small adult male who recently graduated from high school. His grades were only average making...
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Babyward Scene 32
“Now I wouldn’t break all the rules if I were you. I wasn’t lying when I said that she wets the...
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Her Name Is Lea Finale Scene 143
With tears welling in her eyes and a grip to my shirt that pleaded for more time, I had...
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Jenny’s Room Scene 44
As he gets on with his study, his sister pops in and out of the kitchen and sneers at...
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Rockabuy Baby Scene 21
“Good! I hate loose ends!”, Krystyn said as she pinched the two heels together between her thumb and forefinger...
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Surrogate Scene 23
“She’s a few months younger than you. She’ll be turning twelve in October.” “So where’s she going to stay?...