Chapter 10 – Decision Day
Several days later, Mrs. Malone called the girls together to tell them of her decision.
“Nancy, I have decided that you will remain a girl. The two of you will take all of your male clothing and put it in boxes. It will be given to charity. We will shop for a new wardrobe of girls’ clothing for you over the next week. I have scheduled you for a breast implant next week. Whether or not we ultimately change your sex will be decided at a later date.”
Hearing that, Norman began to cry. This had gone a lot farther than he ever thought it would. He begged his step mother to reconsider, but she said that her decision was final, and that he had brought it all on himself, when he decided to wear all those frilly and pretty girls clothes.
“Furthermore” she continued, you have been enrolled at Ms. Kate’s School for Young Ladies as has your sister. The two of you will be roommates, since we can’t very well have Nancy rooming with another girl.”
Now it was Andrea’s turn to object, but she too found her mother was adamant.
Mrs. Malone did not think Andrea’s story rang true and had suspected that Andrea was behind the whole affair. She felt that the damage done, however, could not be easily undone and that keeping her step son in skirts was the best solution.
Sending Andrea to school with Nancy was her way of punishing her, since she knew her daughter would object.
As promised, Nancy’s wardrobe was replaced with skirts, blouses, dresses, lingerie, and all of the accessories appropriate for a seventeen year old girl.
He was told he would finish high school as a girl, and if he chose to move away at that time, he could again resume his male identity.
Nancy never did wear pants again, though he still has his male equipment. Lois was sworn to secrecy as were the two women in the dress shop. It took awhile for him to accept his fate, but once he did he learned to enjoy his femininity.
Andrea, once over her anger, treated him like the sister he had become, sharing her clothes with her, giving her advice about boys, and became very protective of her sister. Nancy and Harold dated when she was home on school breaks.
After college they were married. Though she cannot have children, he revels in being Harold’s wife and taking care of him, as a good wife should.
The End
