’ ‘Children,’ Kate mimics, lifting her head again to roll her eyes. ‘I fucking swear—’ ‘A week and a half, girl,’ I commiserate. ‘...ust a week and a half.’ *** Zora, true to form, doesn’t join us. We sit in mismatched chairs sipping coffee and complaining about all the weight we’ve gained as we scarf down chocolate fudge ripple cake and contemplate the Italian place next door for dinner and a movie and junk food for our impromptu girl’s night. My phone buzzes in the seat of my jeans: a text. Did she become someone else, leaving her own body in the mirror? And if that was the case, wasn't it likely that the same thing could have happened for a long time? That other people had taken the form that was in the mirror and left their own in its place. It was a very old mirror, he knew, so who knew how long it's magic had been changing people. With a sigh, Ray forced his mind away from those thoughts. "That's not important" he decided. He grinned again, thinking that as long as he. . Just go back to whatever you were doing, okay?”“Yeah. Okay.”I let Tammy’s body relax. Holly quickly wiped and pulled her pants up.“You’re next,” she said to me/Tammy.I walked over and copied everything Holly had done and experienced my first real female urination. Not all that different, actually. You just don’t have anything to really aim with.Once I got finished, I wiped like I had seen Holly, then stood up and walked forward, expertly stepping out of my shorts, pretending to forget I was. We had no morning fire so our breakfast was water, stale bread and fruit. The food left me still hungry, so I fussed around inside my ruck sack and gave the three ladies my last energy bars, taking one for myself. My stomach's little grumbles wanted something even if my tongue couldn't stand the thought of tasting them again. They watched how I opened the wrapper and copied me."Food magic now, Von?" Grimm asked, a half-grin at her first bite.Since they all thought I came from the moon, I said,.