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Two Year Time Jump:
Backstage At AT&T Stadium, Arlington, Texas:
Hard roads and endless lines
Flow through his veins
Cold steel and hot fuel injected
Is the dream that fills his brain
But no, not slow
The speed fever grows
He rides, he sees, he knows
You've got to ride to live
Live to ride
Feel the flames burn inside
And though you know
You ride to hide
You ride to live to ride
Life's short and goes too fast
Most pages burn
Don't wait, the end's too near
Some people never learn
You won't, won't fall
The road fever calls
So run or fly, don't crawl
You've got to ride to live
Live to ride
Feel the flames burn inside
And though you know
You ride to hide
You ride to live to ride
Ride on and don't look back
You can't change what's done
Drive hard for greater glories
You all must be someone
So win, don't show
Let the life fever go
The world is yours, you know
You've got to ride to live
Live to ride
Feel the flames burn inside
And though you know
You ride to hide
You ride to live to ride
Songwriters: Daniel Dee Snider
Jessie belts out the lyrics to one of Twisted Sister's songs. Their manager got Daniel Snider's permission to play the song with their own twist. The song sounded a lot better with their twist and vocal arrangements. They dedicated the song to several bikers that were recently murdered out in the desert while on a run.
Once they finished their concert, they were backstage. The girls spot Bob standing backstage along with their significant others. Casey was holding a little girl in her arms. Bob had a custom stroller with two babies inside, sound asleep. Tony had a sleeping baby girl resting against his shoulder. Wes had a smile on his face as he watched as Jennifer came walking backstage.
All of them were so proud of the girls and the accomplishments they have reached since they first started two years ago. Most of them had just been crossdressers, wearing girls' clothes on stage and pretending they were just gay guys who only wanted to be men. Now, they were a professional band, and some of them had changed their gender to female. The only one who hadn’t changed their gender was Nagisa, but he still dressed as a girl on stage. He was a father now, and loved being one. His sister had dropped off her daughter and never came back to pick her up.
Tessa and Bob had twins after their first time having sex. None of them expected them to be able to do that on their first try. Even Tessa was surprised when she found out that she was carrying twins. It had been a difficult pregnancy, because Tessa’s body wasn’t prepared for it. The stress of her carrying babies while traveling with the band was hard on her.
But she pulled through delivering the babies and spent a month recovering in the hospital. As for Tony and Dixie, they adopted their baby from a young girl who was hiding from the father’s baby. He was an enforcer for a local gang and was wanted by the police. He had raped the girl herself and knew all his secrets. He kept her strung out on drugs and kept her locked up.
Wes and Jennifer decided to adopt Wes’s brother's child. Wes’s brother, Henry, loved the boy but couldn’t handle being a single father. The girl who was the child’s birth mother ran off. She felt that she wasn’t suited to be a mother and left them.
Katie looks at Jessie. “You ladies rocked it. Fans filled all 100,000 seats. You ladies are sold out for tomorrow night as well.”
“We couldn’t have done it without all you guys’ support. The tour in Europe, Japan, and Australia nearly wiped us out, but I’m glad you came along with us.” Jessie was happy her wife, Tony, and Wes had come with them on their tour.
The group moved to their dressing room and changed out of their outfits. Afterward, they attended a party their record label organized for them. By the time the party ended, all the girls wanted to do was retire for the night.
As Jessie lay next to her wife, she turned onto her side to look at Katie. “I never imagined we would sell out a 100,000-seat stadium in Texas.”
Katie turns onto her side and looks into Jessie’s eyes. “I knew you guys would make it big, and I’m so proud of you.” Katie leans over and kisses Jessie.
Jessie returns the kiss and scoots closer to her wife. She was happy and proud of what she had accomplished in the last two years. She wasn’t ready to be a mother, like her friends, but she and Katie had talked about it, and they planned on either adopting a child in a few years or Katie would get a sperm donor and have a child that way.
Tony and Dixie’s House:
Dixie rocked back and forth in her rocking chair as she held her baby. She loved being a mother and breastfeeding her adopted baby. Her doctor had managed to stimulate her breasts to produce milk.
“You look so natural, being a mother.” Tony has been watching Dixie ever since she became a mother.
Dixie looks up towards her husband. “I never thought about being a mother. All I thought about was being a successful drummer/singer in a rock and roll band.”
Dixie didn’t know that she would feel this way about being a woman and a mother. She would never change what she did now.
“It was a nice thing you and the band did for those bikers that were gunned down.” Tony knew that twenty percent of the proceeds were donated to the families of those bikers.
“It’s the least we could do for them, Tony. We personally knew several of those men.” Dixie looks at the baby boy in her arms, sucking on her nipple.
“Well, I’m happy we can raise and protect little Jacob.” Tony felt like a proud father.
Dixie looks down into Jacob’s cute eyes. “And I promise to be the best mother I can be to you, sweetie.”
Nagisa and Casey’s House:
Casey tucks their little girl into her crib and places her favorite plushie next to her. At first, she had been uncomfortable about becoming a mother. But when Nagisa’s sister Charlotte left her daughter with them and never came back for her. That forced her to grow up and accept that she would be a mother. She knew Nagisa would never throw away family as his sister did.
“I can’t believe my sister would abandon such a wonderful child.” Nagisa looked down at his niece and felt sorry for her.
“Well, we won’t abandon this beautiful little girl. I promise that.” Casey looked at Sara as she lay in the crib.
Nagisa moved up behind Casey and wrapped his arms around her waist. “I agree.” He kisses her neck.
A smile appears on Casey’s face as she melts in his arms.
Bob and Tessa’s House:
Tessa looks down at the fraternal twins she gave birth to after her first time having sex with Bob. She and Bob didn’t think she would become pregnant on their very first time. She also thought she had gotten the hang of her cycle, so this wouldn’t happen.
“I can’t believe we created them.” Tessa looked towards Bob when she said that.
“To think, if I had been a normal woman, I would have given birth to those kids.” Bob was glad that Tessa had gotten his female reproductive organs and he had gotten hers.
“Doctor Blake said it might have taken longer for me to get pregnant.” Tessa looked towards Bob when she said that.
“It looked like she was wrong. Let’s go to bed. The kids will wake us in a few hours.” Bob was proud that he and Tessa were able to have babies.
According to the doctor, they were the very first couple to have kids with transplanted organs.
Bob and Tessa head to bed to get some rest.
Months Later:
The band performs on a new talk show hosted by former contestants from a famous drag show. After performing, the host asks them a bunch of questions to clarify articles that had been written about them. A news reporter interviewed the band, but the interview didn’t go as planned. The reporter smeared them and crucified them for being gay and transgender. The reporter had printed that they were tricking people and setting a bad example for teenagers.
It hit their career hard, but they managed to recover and straighten everything out. They got a lot of support from the gay community.
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