Aunt trip

Dressed like a man, she tried to hide her breasts, now a large C cup, as she headed to her parents' house to meet them for dinner after so many months. His heart pounded in his chest as he walked down the familiar driveway. He greeted his parents pleasantly, he saw them well, he tried to hide the anxiety that pervaded him and the conversation was superficial, as it had always been since they discovered George's, now Giorgina's, homosexuality. However, the affection was evident and George spent time with them, trying to avoid conflict. He felt a growing distance between him and his parents, he wondered what they really thought of him, and whether they would accept him for who he had become or reject him. George didn't have the courage to find out and left his father's house with a big hug and a big secret. An invisible wall stood between them, a wall of disappointment and misunderstanding, but this was her family, George and Georgina would have loved her no matter what.

George went to visit his only sister, Karen, he knew that Karen would accept him for who he had become, without judgment or prejudice or if he had any there he would have kept for himself. After subway and bus rides across the city, George reached Karen's modest home. The house, located on the opposite side of the city, was modest, surrounded by a small, poorly maintained garden. It was a quiet retreat, away from the bright lights and hustle and bustle of city life.
When he knocked on the door, George felt his heart pounding in his chest. Karen opened the door with a bright smile, but when she saw George dressed like a woman, with a long coat, fluffy, partly backcombed blond hair and eyes made up, she almost fell to the floor. George held out his hand and helped her overcome the moment of discouragement. Karen, a woman in her fifties, was a reassuring presence in George's life, she had married young, was now divorced and with an intermittent working life, Karen had faced many challenges in life, and sadly she had lost most of them.