With that and 11years of research, he was able to create the device.A device that makes people switch bodies sounds like something out of ascience fic...ion novel and I wouldn't have believed it myself if Ihadn't actually seen the evidence. When I'd gone after ProfessorTrumacher, I'd found video recordings of one of his experiments inswitching people. Unfortunately, by the time I arrived, he'd alreadygiven the device to Schneider and then vanished in a new body of hisown. I had no idea of what. His skin was lightly tanned. He had a high forehead. His nose was about average in size and shape and his eyes were bright and intelligent. His cheekbones weren't too pronounced, his chin was firm. His lips were full and his teeth were almost white, but not quite. He wasn't muscular, but his body was trim as Janie looked him over, she sensed something was different about him but she couldn't make out what it was.Even as she looked at her father, she thrilled to feel his touch. His hand lightly. I could only hope it wasn't headed for the hot exhaust. The trailer was on its side and even more gas was very close to the bike. If it caught fire, there could be a loud noise.My first job was to get to the kill switch on the bike's handle bars. I realized that I was bleeding, but that it was minor. I also realized that my chest hurt when I moved, that might not be so minor. If I had a broken rib, I could puncture a lung. The pain was real and severe, but I didn't think it was enough to be a. Maybe we were lovers in a past life.”She rolled her eyes.“Please don’t tell me you’re into weird New Age pseudo-Buddhism shit, Peter. I’ve had that relationship already.”I laughed and answered, “Fear not. It was a joke. I’m hardly a true believer in much of anything. Haven’t even been in a church in probably a decade save for weddings and funerals.”“I wonder if we’ll feel familiar when we get to my room,” she said with a sly smile.“Is that an invitation?”Melissa leaned in close and hissed, “My.