Feminized by Mom Part 5
Cynthia called, “Billy dear, would you come out here now?”
Billy walked out holding a beautifully dressed doll in his arms. James choked up a bid as he saw how tenderly his son held the doll and how perfectly at home he seemed to be in his dress.
The boy was still a little shy around his father and walked over and stood alongside his mother who was his best friend. The two had had hours of “girl time” together and the boy was not accustomed to being around males.
He whispered to his mother, “Mommy, am I still going to be a girl now that daddy is back?”
His mother whispered back, “Of course you are, sweetie. You’ll always be mommy’s girl.”
“Promise me, mommy,” the boy whispered. “Yes, baby doll, I promise,” Cynthia said.
At this, Major Richards said, “Now let’s not have any more secrets, girls. I’m part of this family too, you know.”
Cynthia couldn’t believe that she was hearing right. Did James just refer to her and Billy as “girls” or was she imagining things?”
Cynthia looked at James and said, “Oh James, I think you do understand after all. You really know how important it is to me to have a little girl.”
James just smiled and said, “Billy, come over to daddy for a moment.”
The child who was clinging to his mother, reluctantly sashayed over to his father.
James then said to him, “Billy, I see that you and mommy have grown very close while I was gone. You dress like mommy, you act like her and you seem to be a girl like her. So I want to ask you a very important question and you have to answer daddy truthfully. o.k.?
Billy nodded his head and daddy asked, “Billy do you want to be a little girl?”
The child, who had recently turned four, nodded his head and said, “Yes, daddy, I want to be a girl just like mommy.”
“Now Billy,” James responded, “That means that you can’t keep going back and forth. You can only be one or the other.”
Cynthia looked on hopefully as Daddy questioned Billy.
James said, “Billy, if you are going to be a girl, then you must wear dresses, skirts and nightgowns like mommy. We will let your hair grow long and treat you like a young Miss. You will be polite and ladylike at all times. Is that what you want?”
The child replied, “Yes, daddy,” and then to the surprise of both parents, he made the daintiest little curtsy.
Cynthia was thrilled. James had understood after all and the two of them would live a wonderful life together bringing up their new little girl, who by her gentle manner and loving attitude would make the Richards one of the happiest families around. That night, Cynthia dressed Billy in a light pink nylon nightgown with matching panties, handed him his doll, and put him to bed. Little Billy felt so loved and so at peace because he knew mommy and daddy loved their little girl and that he would always have pretty dresses to wear, dolls to play with, and ribbons in his hair.
Epilogue: Cynthia and James raised Billy as a girl and the child developed into a well-behaved pre teen and teenager. Enrolled in an all-girl’s school, he learned the finer points of femininity and made his mother and father very proud.
His mother, Cynthia never got tired of her child telling her, “Thank you mommy, for making me a girl.”
Judi Emmerich