Alex kissed Fiona quickly on the cheek, before she could change her mind. She waved bye as she made her way to the front door, yelling, "See you at school," blushing madly. Walking home that evening she couldn't believe how much her life had changed in just one day. It was strange to think that you go to sleep one person and the next night you go to bed altered, changed. Not that she was complaining. She just wasn't sure how to handle it. Her image was very important to her and she knew that if people found out about this that they would look at her in a whole new light. She hoped she'd be able to manage the new changes gracefully, without embarrassing herself.<br/><br/>Mostly she feared that she would either scare away Fiona or that she would no longer be accepted. It's hard to be different. Especially in such a small town. People didn't much appreciate different. If it turned out that Alex was into girls, she'd have to decide whether or not to come out. As far as she knew not many, if any, people in town were gay. Her aunt might be OK with it, but she was rather easygoing in her views. One thing was for sure, Alex knew that Fiona was special and that if she were lucky, that fiery redhead would change her life.