"I hesitated. This was all getting a bit bizarre. I was being asked to take a sedative? I wanted to ask for clarification, but I realized that I riske... blowing my cover by doing so. So instead, I simply smiled and replied, “Thank you.”“My pleasure, love,” Annabelle replied, “We’re so glad to have you back.” And with that, she closed the door, leaving me alone in my room with the sedative that I was supposed to drink. What the HELL was going on here?! Why was I being asked to drink a sedative?!. The cab let me off at the bottom of the steps. I left my suitcase at the bottom of the stairs and lugged the camera cases up the stair. Nancy was in the tub with a stranger when I let myself through the gate."Hi hon! Welcome home!" She jumped out of the tub and gave me a kiss. Getting my shirt wet was a small price to pay for one of her kisses.We broke off the kiss and hugged for a while. "Who's your friend?" I asked."That's The Cat." She turned. "Cat, this is Tony." Hi, Tony!" Hi, Cat!"We. "Maybe it involves everyone as far as the flash reaches." I suggested.We resolved that since the orb was what had done this to us, maybe itcould switch us back. We decided that we should all touch the orbagain, although none of us wanted to go near it. We played rock paperscissors to determine who would have to go and get the orb. I couldn'thelp but notice my hand as I played. I had long, slender fingers tippedwith long, pink nails.I lost the game and I got up to go get the orb. It had rolled. Well, I’ll recover. Anyway, she was more than worth it.After she left he remained in a bed for a while, trying to extract something useful from parting words that sounded more like a warning the longer he considered them. “It’s almost entirely up to me,” she said. Wendy tried to tell me something fairly similar, and even though I still can’t quite wrap my head around how this is somehow my problem to solve, I can’t imagine that they’re both wrong, either. Still, even if I accept that what.