I look forward to discovering how things work out.

So far, the girls are standing by their friend... I hope they can continue to, once they face the building peer pressure. *sighs*

Thanks,
Annette

Anistasia, Thank you for bringing one of my favouriter characters back :D

Huggs

Sam

When I read the last chapter of this story it was kind of a let down,I was looking for more. Thankyou for continuing this story. You have written this story very well and at the end of each chapter I know that I'm really looking forward to the next. This takes alot of your time to write and I feel lucky to read each chapter when you have them completed.

A little too well written. The scene with the creepy macho guys from Eric's high school was truly chill-inducing.

Glad to see the story cotinues :) Hope we'll have Erika back soon. And, really, I think Eric/Erika should be ;ore open to Dr Barts as she can help with Eric's parents. I was just a bit disappointed that the appointment went that fast. I like when I can say everything during an appointment w/o running out of time.

I was thinking that perhaps Erika could be introduced at school, it should be interesting to tell that story. But I don't think I have to worry as this is bound to happen at some point if Eric still likes being Erika.

I'm eager to read the next chapter :)
The sory's great, continue. And thank you so much.

Mildred

So Dad IS that far out of the loop...not sure what it says about the marriage if Mom hasn't confronted him with even the information that there's a crisis brewing. I realize she'd like the whole thing to just go away -- or at least to turn it over to the shrink and let HER worry about it -- but there's the "plague" part of the equation looming too, as Mom learned from Samantha and Victoria at camp. I have trouble believing she's willing to accept the status quo there, and I don't know what she can do about it without involving Dad, beyond inconsequential things like picking Eric up at the movies.

This first chapter could of course lead in any number of directions, especially since we don't know whether the title princess is Erika, Samantha or Tricia. (Or none of the above, I suppose.) Living a double life at school itself (and doing so without Eric's parents knowing, and probably with Dr Barts in the dark as well) would be tough to accomplish believably, though A.A. is welcome to prove me wrong on that. And of course Eric is still uncertain how optimal a solution that would be, since he hasn't figured out whether Erika is a real inner reflection or just a coping mechanism for Eric's plague status. Going to school as Erika probably won't change that unless Erika starts getting attracted to boys.

Eric

I did not make a comment when i read all of Camp Kumoni.
But i wanted to say thank you for doing a sequel.

Melinda

I am so glad that you continued with this story. I hope it doesn't become one that will end up being unfinished. I wish I had something similiar like this happen to me. You have your way with words your chapters are a bit short at times in my opinion but that doesn't take away from your abilities to write, unlike many others that do. I noticed a few suggestion that seem like wonderful ideas for the story, I also think that when Eric met Dr. Bart that he should have been sitting in a manner that he was in the waiting room that his mother hated. I also think that we should have heard just a little bit on what is going on in Eric's mother head if he has to see the shrink.

... to say the least. To go full-time as Erika will be a difficult task but it hinges on Erika whether she can convince the good doctor that she is interested in transitioning. Problem is, we do not know if she is TS bound. I cannot see how she will get much support to go full-time without the need to transition. If Erika is TS bound ( at minimal live full time - surgery optional ) then she really will want to prevent male puberty from progressing even further - voice changing - beard - so she can buy time to make a real choice.

I confess that I have only finished the first twenty-one parts of the original series and started it only after reading this episode accidentally. I am not usually a fan of crossdressing-only stories so I had ignored this series until now when I read this chapter. But now I I am as hooked as the rest of the commentators. The cast of characters are diverse, non-trivial and creatively used and shows sisterhood at its best. At its worst, women can be back-stabbing and socially power hungry - queen bee syndrome - and petty and nasty too but I am glad so far ( up to chapter twenty-one ) that has not been the case.

Finally, I, as much as anyone else am curious if Eric is slipping into feminine mannerisms ( beyond the aforementioned feminine way of sitting. ) It is very hard to change back when you have finally found your place. I am sure I will gain more insight as to how Erika has come to this place in her life and what her choice will be.

I am thankful for the author for continuing the series also.

Kim