Tricia Hardy

Tricia Hardy, David's ex-girlfriend. She has an accident and somehow wakes up in Ashley's body. Has a unhealty obsession with David

That day John was still at school. Her mother promised to pick her up because she was passing by her school after shopping. But he had been waiting for two hours but his mother did not come. minutes dragged on and her big red SUV did not appear, john began to worry.

He sent her a text, “You coming?” And after no reply after nearly ten minutes, another, “You ok?” John couldn’t help but worry a bit, thinking for a moment that perhaps something had gone wrong, like an accident or something. So, he called her. The tone rang eight or nine times before cutting to voicemail, her happy, sonorous tone coming through the speaker.

“Hi, this is Ashley Reid, sorry you missed me! I-“ he shut the connection in frustration. Pacing back and forth, John waited a little longer for a reply, but nothing came! It was a small kind of ****. He were debating going inside and talking to one of the ladies in the admin office when his phone buzzed in his hand, a small feeling of relief.

Tapping his phone open, john saw that it was indeed his mom who’d replied.

“Walk home.” Was the reply.

John frowned in disappointment. Quickly typing a reply, John reminded her that she’d promised to come get him. But once more John were left standing there awkwardly in front of the school, waiting for a reply. After sending another message and getting no reply for nearly fifteen minutes, joh became frustrated enough to hop on the bus when it rolled up the street.

John stewed in frustration as he sat on the long bus ride home, wondering why mom wasn’t messaging him back and why she’d just left him at school without telling him she couldn’t pick him up. Just walk? That was indeed a strange thing for her to say, considering she knew he had bus pass. John tried to chalk it up to his mother being busy with something and having forgotten, but John felt uneasy, especially when she didn’t answer his for the entirety of his bus ride.

Hopping off, John made the short walk home, considering to himself that something felt very off about this day in particular.