Sandra asked me the next afternoon, "Do you want to have a little session like we did yesterday?" Oh, I think I'll wait, Dad gets home in a few hours ...nd, well, he's more fun," I replied as I winked at her."Yeah, lucky you. Wish I had someone like that. Especially now that I'm really feeling more like a woman and all." Well, your day will come, sweetie," I replied and we went off our separate ways.Sandra had taken to the idea of naturism better than I had originally thought. We had but two of. I stared into my drink, trying to come up with possible answers to explain my condition. Before I could say anything, he asked, “Is everything fine back at home?”“Yes! Sandra is fine. She is doing well in her studies and Carol… well…” I couldn’t complete my sentence.“Marriage problem? Is she still working at the Medical Centre?” Joel asked.“No. She has shifted to St. Luke’s hospital and works as a nurse,” I replied.“St. Luke? Downtown? My cousin is a nurse there too. I am sure she must have met. Rosa explained that we didn’t even know her name was on the original list, and Annie said that was because her comments on the blog were submitted under a pseudonym.I asked Rosa how she felt about the possibility of her sister going on the journey, and she said she had mixed feelings about it. She said Annie could be flighty as hell sometimes, often selfish and demanding, but that her medical skills would probably be valuable to us. I made an executive decision; I asked Rosa to send her sister. His train of thought was interrupted by the ringing of a telephone. Notknowing exactly what to do, Tony made his way over to the phone on thenightstand. He picked up the receiver."...Hello?" he said quietly."Who is this?" the voice on the other line said."I... I don't know right now. Ana, is that you?" Tony asked."My god, Tony. Then we really did switch bodies," he heard his formervoice say."I guess we really did... What do we do now? How can this even bepossible?" he asked."I don't know,.