A Different Kind of Girl

You sighed deeply as you got back in the car. Why did Hailey have to make it harder than it has to be? She was always such a Drama queen. With every new boyfriend she insisted he's the one, but it always ended the same. Why couldn't she understand you were just looking out for her? And on mother's day of all days!

You paused your toughts. That was... weird.

You sounded like... like your mom. Did spending so much time in her body influence you more than you thought?

You quickly felt some doubts regarding your plan. If being your mom influenced you that much, would being Hailey do the same?

You quickly shaked those thoughts away. It didn’t matter, you had a mission.

Not wasting any time, you immediately rushed to your bedroom upon arrival. You smirked upon seeing the medallion.

Alongside mom's familiar white gem, the blue gem started to emit a faint glow.

You positioned yourself in bed and placed the medallion around your neck. You took a deep breath, and turned the dial.

You felt almost immediately blinded. Everything seemed dark except a strong light the shined right in your face. You seemed to be laying in your stomach. You tried to look around, and felt long hair following your movements, falling into sight. Feeling further, you felt a tightness in your chest, as you realized you seemed to be laying on a pair of breasts. It must've worked. You were Hailey!

Your eyes slowly adjusted to the dark room. This was a girl's room it seemed. The darkness was due to the blinds being drawn. Hailey probably wanted to nap, you guessed.

Turning back, you realized that the bright light was a phone screen, with the brightness way too high.

For someone ho spends like half of her waking hours on social media, Hailey can really be a technophobe a times...

You were about to put it away when you finally read what was on the screen. Your texting app was open, on a conversation with... Hailey?!

[Ur Brother was here]

[Jean?? What does he want?]

[2 apologize]

[ugh, pass]

[he brought me a gift for u. a ring]

[keep it. I dont need a pity prize]

Your heart fell as the realization came over you. You jumped out of bed, turning on the light, letting the mirrir on the wall confirm your suspicion. You weren't Hailey, Hailey was never here! You were Dana!