They decide to look for their friends

Macy thinks for a moment, “I know. We should go upstairs and try to find Priscilla. She should be a real nurse now with the knowledge of one. She could check us both out.”

I nod and stand up. At least I can still walk. As we head to the stairs, avoiding the other people swept up in their own problems I begin to get fatigued. My legs hurt and I’m out of breath. I stop moving.

My wife turns around after seeing this and says, “What’s wrong?”

I type in the phone that I'm exhausted and that I want to try something, and write for her to open up the stroller that she had been carrying. She reads the note and looks concerned, but does as I ask. With the stroller out I try pushing it, I try using all my strength, but I can’t get it to budge. My wife seems to have also figured out what’s happening.

Macy says, “I get it. Your costume was that of an adult baby girl, so that’s what you’ve become. It explains the vagina, not being able to control your bladder, and not being able to talk/the loss of your teeth. You also seem to have both the strength and stamina of a baby girl now too.”

I nod my head glad that she understands. I sit in the stroller. Macy doesn’t say anything and at this point, I’m past being embarrassed about being in the stroller, It’s the least of my problems and I couldn’t keep walking anyways. She pushes me towards the entrance to the upstairs and luckily no one is using the elevator. I guess everyone else is too busy focusing on their own problems to worry about heading upstairs. We get in and ride it the short distance to the second floor. We head out and we both start looking for our friends.