G Is for Gemma

I went back into the flat and stripped and washed off my make-up and changed. I packed away my dress-up clothes, I wouldn't be needing them for a while. If he did tell his mates? Not that I knew any of them but the word would get around. You didn't hear about guys who dress up and ponce around in the garden in a bikini very often. The phone rang.

"Hello?"

"Hello. David here, from next door."

Shit!

He was clearly ringing to taunt me, to rub it in maybe. I didn't know him all that well, I'd only been in the flat for a month or two. But I didn't really like him too much, David that is. He seemed far too much one of the boys, always showing off in his red sports car. OK he was a good Rugby player but he knew it, he always seemed rather arrogant, showing off with his mates - and with a succession of girls he brought home. Not exactly regularly but I'd rarely seen him with the same one twice. They were probably attracted by the macho image and the car.

"I've just been thinking. There's no reason to tell anyone what I saw earlier."

Great! Maybe he did have a good side to him.

"But you have to do one or two things for me."

One or two things? What was he getting at?

"OK, since you want to be a sissy. Be round at my back door at eight o'clock tonight, just after it gets dark. And dressed in something decent. Skirt and blouse or something like that. Since you want to be a girl you can do some girly things round here. I've a load of washing to do, you can get that sorted tonight. Then we'll see. Unless you do want me to tell everybody....?"

He had me cold and he knew it. I had no choice.

I rang off and got my girly stuff out again. And at one minute to eight, I daren't be late, I was ringing his doorbell. Thank goodness it was getting dark by then. Anyway, I was dressed. Dressed up, that is. Blue stripy blouse over my black bra and panties, short black skirt, tights and heels. And I'd put on my make-up and clip earrings and my blonde wig - I really did feel a bit of a fool. I'd never ever been 'out' as a woman before and this wasn't what I'd had in mind.