You need to get back to your body!

"A-actually, I might need it." You replied awkwardly, feeling like that took a lot of courage. For someone so athletic and confident in sports, Sierra sure was a ball of nerves.

Hailey grunted coyly and deposited the ring back in your palm. Your breath was heavy holding the small jewel between your fingers. It still wasn't glowing. You gave a small prayer to no god in particular, and slid it back on Sierra's hand. Nothing happened.

Your sister and Dana already moved on to another conversation topic, but every word they muttered came in of one of your ears and left out the other. You couldnt really care less about your new friends at the moment. You needed to find a way back. You brushed a strand of blonde hair and got up, excusing yourself to the bathroom. If the ring wouldn't do it, the medallion would.

You walked down the hallway, noting to yourself how you initially made no notice of the different feelings Sierra's body produced at this simple action, from the slight jiggle of her breasts in the sports bra to the back and forth of her ponytail.

The door to your room was open, something you don't recall doing. And peeking inside, your heart fell at the sight of the empty bed. Your body... Whoever was in it... Was gone. Where could they have gone? You had to confront them, to get the medallion!

You turned back towards Hailey's room, and almost missed it, but at the last second realized that the door to the master bathroom was locked. You heard the sound of rushing water, and what sounded like some grunts in a familiar voice.

Chills ran down your new body, trying to prepare yourself to confronting the old one, the one that was somehow moving on its own. You raised Sierra's fist to knock on the door, her anxiousness once again over shining and making you hesitate. You held the first against the wood, the sounds continuing. You stared at the ring, taking a deep breath. Here goes nothing. Hmm. The ring almost appears like it's glowi--