"Mother. Aren't you worried about someone wondering were Jon is and how come you suddenly have a daughter?"
"That is a good point CJ." Her mother said. "I wish that I was seven years younger and that everyone but Karyn, CJ, and I think that I have always had a daughter named CJ or Catherine-Jane and not a son named Jon."
"Mother." CJ complained about the wish, even though she knew that it didn't matter.
"Hurry and get ready, Catherine-Jane." Her mother said, holding up the wishing rock for CJ to see.
"Yes, Mother." CJ said, admitting defeat.
CJ changed in the outfit her mother had laid out on her bed and then brushed her long blond hair before putting into a pony tail.
After checking her reflection out in the full length mirror, CJ went to join her mother so the two could go out to dinner at Patrick's.
'I really like their King's cut Prime Rib.' CJ thought as she climbed into the front seat next to her mother. CJ noticed that she had remembered to smooth her skirt and keep her legs together so as not to flash her panties at anyone.
"This is going to be such fun." CJ's mother said as she backed out of the garage. "I can't wait to take you shopping and help you with all of the stuff as you begin your trip from being a girl to being a woman.
Now Jon didn't know much more than the final destination for what had laid ahead of him on his trip from being a boy to being a man. CJ knew even less about what to expect about her trip to womanhood. She did know enough to be worried.
During the trip to Patrick's, CJ's mother talked and CJ pouted and worried.
At last they reached the restaurant and were soon being seated.
