Well, it's been a busy morning. It started out by discovering my email account had been hacked. I've already shared that.

On Denise's (my lovely wife) request I met with a 'mental health professional.' Okay, so I've been a bit down lately.

Today's posting is the next to the last for Musetta's Waltz. This is the first of the new material - the material that had been removed before publishing the first edition. The primary reason for not publishing this chapter was because it revealed the tunnel between the two houses. That was an still an important secret. When you read The Redhead and the PM, it will become obvious the reason they can now talk about it. The next and last posting is two chapters and they reveal something that wasn't even hinted at in the first edition. They reveal a slightly different Musetta.

It has been two years since Musetta’s story was first posted at BCTS. Now it’s time to see more of the story as Musetta originally wrote it. Musetta, born Marcus Meyers, had an indifferent childhood, a disastrous early adulthood, and a very fulfilling adulthood. This is her story as she wrote it. She had not originally intended it to be published; however, changed her mind later on. Several chapters were omitted from the original edition due to her involvement with an individual who was still living. That person is now deceased, and with his previously given permission the missing chapters are now included.

Chapter 26 & 27:

Richard and Musetta had twelve years together, before old age and dementia run their course. Her life continues; however, there seems to be something missing from the record. Now we know a lot of what that was, and that will follow.

It has been two years since Musetta’s story was first posted at BCTS. Now it’s time to see more of the story as Musetta originally wrote it. Musetta, born Marcus Meyers, had an indifferent childhood, a disastrous early adulthood, and a very fulfilling adulthood. This is her story as she wrote it. She had not originally intended it to be published; however, changed her mind later on. Several chapters were omitted from the original edition due to her involvement with an individual who was still living. That person is now deceased, and with his previously given permission the missing chapters are now included.

Chapter 22 & 23: The wedding is wonderful as far as everyone is concerned. There were a few invitees that did not show up, probably because of Musetta’s story that had been released a few days before. At least they knew who their friends were. Johnny gives Musetta ‘The Grand tour’ for their honeymoon. Then Musetta has to settle down as the wife of a citrus farmer. She finds out she really enjoys the work. Due to a horrible traffic accident, Musetta finds herself suddenly a mother to two pre-teenage children. She is a very good mother.

It has been two years since Musetta’s story was first posted at BCTS. Now it’s time to see more of the story as Musetta originally wrote it. Musetta, born Marcus Meyers, had an indifferent childhood, a disastrous early adulthood, and a very fulfilling adulthood. This is her story as she wrote it. She had not originally intended it to be published; however, changed her mind later on. Several chapters were omitted from the original edition due to her involvement with an individual who was still living. That person is now deceased, and with his previously given permission the missing chapters are now included.

Chapter 18 & 19: Musetta’s life continues to get better, as does her physical recovery. Back on the job after her trip to Bakersfield, she is startled by the appearance of Johnny Gigliotti. It seems he was as smitten by her as she was by him. Amazingly, he knows about her past, and it doesn’t deter him. Let the romance begin.

It has been two years since Musetta’s story was first posted at BCTS. Now it’s time to see more of the story as Musetta originally wrote it. Musetta, born Marcus Meyers, had an indifferent childhood, a disastrous early adulthood, and a very fulfilling adulthood. This is her story as she wrote it. She had not originally intended it to be published; however, changed her mind later on. Several chapters were omitted from the original edition due to her involvement with an individual who was still living. That person is now deceased, and with his previously given permission the missing chapters are now included.

Chapter 14 & 15: Musetta has a great reunion with her brothers whom she hasn’t seen for more than ten years. The reunion with Lester and Bill is fabulous beyond any of her expectations. Musetta starts to play golf with Mike and George’s encouragement. Then they pair her with Tony Salcedo. She is set for the operation. It is really going to happen.

It has been two years since Musetta’s story was first posted at BCTS. Now it’s time to see more of the story as Musetta originally wrote it. Musetta, born Marcus Meyers, had an indifferent childhood, a disastrous early adulthood, and a very fulfilling adulthood. This is her story as she wrote it. She had not originally intended it to be published; however, changed her mind later on. Several chapters were omitted from the original edition due to her involvement with an individual who was still living. That person is now deceased, and with his previously given permission the missing chapters are now included.

Chapter 10 & 11: Musetta is a free woman, something that might take a while to sink in. Because of Richard O’Donnell’s request, she meets Dr. Jo O’Donnell who is surprised, to say the least to learn about Musetta’s past. Jo literally and figuratively opens her arms and her home to Musetta. Musetta is a bit overwhelmed by the acceptance she receives. She comes out to Fanny, who accepts her without batting an eye. She is fully accepted as a woman by everyone.

It has been two years since Musetta’s story was first posted at BCTS. Now it’s time to see more of the story as Musetta originally wrote it. Musetta, born Marcus Meyers, had an indifferent childhood, a disastrous early adulthood, and a very fulfilling adulthood. This is her story as she wrote it. She had not originally intended it to be published; however, changed her mind later on. Several chapters were omitted from the original edition due to her involvement with an individual who was still living. That person is now deceased, and with his previously given permission, the missing chapters are now included.

Chapter 6 & 7: Musetta can’t get away from Tim Ramshorn. Whether she realized it or not, he had trapped her in his evil web. She was a marionette, and he pulled all her strings.

It has been two years since Musetta’s story was first posted at BCTS. Now it’s time to see more of the story as Musetta originally wrote it. Musetta, born Marcus Meyers, had an indifferent childhood, a disastrous early adulthood, and a very fulfilling adulthood. This is her story as she wrote it. She had not originally intended it to be published; however, changed her mind later on. Several chapters were omitted from the original edition due to her involvement with an individual who was still living. That person is now deceased, and with his previously given permission, the missing chapters are now included.

Chapter 2 & 3: Musetta is exploring her femininity, somewhat surreptitiously, and is drugged and raped by an acquaintance. She is kicked out of her home by her parents, but finds shelter with two good friends. Supplied hormones by her rapist, she starts the journey she will never return from. It isn’t going to be easy.