Normally, I entered one of these dimensionsand was completely integrated until what's - his - face pulled me out.Now I was missing pieces. Maybe if I ...at and thought and took a look atmy situation it would come to me. I took a deep breath.Alright, so I was in a waiting room, so I was waiting to see a doctor ofsome kind. The rest of the place was empty and quiet. Nothing lookedstrange or felt out of place. I straightened out my skirt and tried tothink harder. I still had my previous memory. My heart beat was pounding in my chest as I waited, not sure just what was going to be said when he got on the phone.“Rick, hey Bud, how the hell are you. Megan told me you came over yesterday while we were gone, sorry I missed you, I thought you were coming back today or I wouldn’t have gone with mom and dad.” Ben was rattling.“Well its no big deal, wanna get together for a while this afternoon?”“Sure, let’s go to the park and see if we can see any girls, wanna.” He said.“Sure, I’ll meet you. “But I have to study for finals,” I protested. She glanced daggers at me and I shut up. The bathrooms in the new dorm were huge, with two spacious shower stalls in each. She marched me into one and bolted the door. A white curtain separated the changing area from the shower. She twisted the cold water tap, turning the shower head to point to the wall. Fast streams of water pelted against the fake marble. “I thought you didn’t like getting wet,” I said timidly. She drew the curtain closed. “It’s. " said Jackson."Actually, it's more complicated than that. I'll explain it to you as the machines perform the procedures"As the space thingy spoke, several robotic pincers, probes, blades, and lasers converged on Jackson and proceeded to remove his clothing and then peel most of the skin off his body including his face. It occurred to Jackson that this should hurt, but it didn't seem to. Neither did the probes forcing their way into every orifice of his body."Don't worry," said the space.