George, after having formed a deeper bond with the three girls, Mai, Nong and Aom, decided to take an important step. He asked the three girls to help him shave completely, sharing with them his desire to appear more like a woman. The three girls welcomed his decision, but did not deal with it personally. The next day the three girls accompanied George to an alley in old Bangkok, where they introduced him to a new and surprising world. It was a hidden place, far from tourists and the dazzling lights of the modern city, where life flowed slowly and local traditions reigned supreme. In that alley, George was introduced to a woman with very rough manners but, as the girls told him, with incredible hair removal skills. With skill and precision, the woman began her work, removing every single hair with care and attention. It was a painful but liberating experience, a purification ritual that brought him ever closer to the look he wanted to have. When the hair removal job was completed, the woman offered George a final handjob, a common practice in those places just to have the excuse to supplement the fee. Although he hesitated at first, George felt obliged to accept the gesture, after a few minutes he ejaculated, experiencing for the first time what it meant to not have to get rid of the sperm that had entered the hairs.
That day remained imprinted in George's mind as a moment of transformation and growth. And so, as he left the alley and returned to the light of day, George knew that his appearance would allow him to look at things in a new perspective.
George, inspired by the advice and kindness of the three girls, began a journey of personal transformation. Following their example, he began to buy some women's clothes and dress as a woman, he learned how to take care of his hands and appearance, to let his hair grow and even to experiment with some cosmetics and take care of his eyelashes and eyebrows. However, unlike the three local androgynous beauties, George was a man of almost six feet, forged in the military school of Edinburgh.
