I Wish I Had Gone Fishing
Copyright© 2020 by Yob
Chapter 4: The Cure
“Be careful what you wish for, you just might get it!” Uhura says to the transporter ensign Mr Adventure in Star Trek III “The Search for Spock”
I wondered how I’d be changed. Relievedly, my body wasn’t modified with a vagina and I’m still a dedicated heterosexual and pussy fanatic! Appears my body has completed the journey of at least the obvious changes, begun with my cure of ALS, a little over three years ago. Changes have occurred in random sporadic episodes over nearly three years. Dear Sally was my benefactress and my wife most of that time. It was never my intention to fall in love with Sally. Sally claimed she was incapable of loving and could not appreciate being loved! She demanded I marry her before she would cure me. So, I did. Nothing romantic, she simply wanted the anonymity of being Mrs. X, rather than herself loathing self. I took her on a honeymoon anyway. She could say she had one, to anyone who may ask. Sally agreed that was a worthwhile reason. Sally slept through most of it.
Is the cure sometimes worse than the disease? I’m not wishing I had gone fishing instead, if that’s your real question. Except for missing Sally, life is pretty good.
There is much to relate.
First, before you ask, Sally still exists, just simpler, not in her original form. Feeling relieved? Before I explain what has happened to Sally, I want to explain what has happened to me. Unconscious Sally won’t mind my usurping center stage, taking precedence.
Second, I’m much cleverer now. My long cherished wish has come true. Too much of a good thing can have consequences. I am now too clever for my own good!
Third. The SECRET IS SAFE!
Fourth, we moved! To the country. A different country, and to a rural setting. Not for evasive purposes, but for privacy. Actually, for psychiatric reasons. A psychopath, a homicidal maniac is on the loose. Me. Distancing myself is necessary for public safety.
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