It was difficult not to laugh as she sat down; she was so awkward as she tried to maintain her modesty. There was a bottle of white wine in the ice bu...ket. Next to it were two additional glasses and it appeared that we had been expected. Carl retrieved the bottle and poured out some wine for the two of us. Jeff had an American accent and I asked him what part of the USA he came from."I live in California, in LA to be precise." And what do you do, Jeff?" Kelly asked."I suppose you'd describe it. I told them to stay out of trouble and I then got ready for my fictional poker game. I left the house right before the designated hour. I wasnt sure what to do with myself for an hour. I ended up sitting in my car playing on my phone at a local park. The hour seemed to drag by. At eight I found myself back home. I made my way to Ellis room. It seemed like every time I looked in her room in the past couple days I was shocked at what I saw and this time was no different. Elli was drawn over. But whilst we were talking, I recognised something in you that none of the other men that I've known in my life had, except maybe for my father. Perhaps I saw some of his character in you as well. He was a good man who thought of everyone else before he thought about himself." You got pretty irate at first when you saw those photographs, but then you got your emotions under control and, yes, you mentioned that you'd have to divorce Jean. But your number one consideration was on what effect it. "Right now, we have to figure out how to get back to normal. This just isn't right. Me having your brain, while you have mine." Actually Jason, I don't think we've physically traded brains," she said. "Though I know that was the wording of my wish. But if we had, there would've been all sorts of problems involving incompatible tissue and blood types. I suspect that somehow we supernaturally had key areas of each other's long-term memory encoded on one another's brains. That's why you know that.