"But that machine was moving things around. It wasn't changingmy DNA."She smiled and tilted her head. "Why do you think it didn't?" It didn't have tim.... There are trillions of cells in my body. There's noway it could have changed them all!" That's true," she said, "but it didn't have to. A Changing Machine doesmove things around, but it also initiates long-term Changes so your bodywill maintain your new appearance. Your DNA was changed in a tiny way soas your body replaces old cells with new. I'd wastedso many precious moments.Then, an instant later it came, washing over me like a wave. I couldsee nothing but white light - a glare so intensely bright I had toshut my eyes. My face felt warm, but strangely, not unpleasantly hot.I wasn't burning. Even more surprisingly, I couldn't feel any shakinginside the sphere, and thinking back now, it might have gonecompletely silent. All of these thoughts passed through my mind infractions of a second, their speed accelerated by adrenaline,. Okay, no cleavage."Want to give it a try?" Coach asked."Try what?" A run and front spring. You'll probably fall but the mat is soft."Sarah fell again. If the mat was soft, it was one of those strange new definitions of soft."I've never done that before." I know," she said. "Give it a try."Sarah looked at me with an expression that made me feel stupid. She probably wondered what I was doing here and I wondered the same thing."Stand in the corner," Coach Carson instructed. "Sprint out and go for. Ek din ki baat hai main uske ghar ko gaya, wahan per us din koi nahi tha sirf kavita bus thi. Aur usne kuch khas kapde nahi pahne the to uska upper ka hissta jise boobs kahte hai, ka uchalta hua bhag dikh raha tha. Jaise hi main ander gaya, usne zor se chilla kar kaha ruk jao wahi per. Maine socha kya hua, usne kaha kuch nahi poccha lagaungi tum bahar raho, per main ne kahan. Bahar khada rahunga to kya tumhe acchha lagega. To usne ander ki taraf bula liye aur kaha pair upper karke baith jao. So.