– 2 –
Cory took a deep breath. “Please explain.”
“At eight this morning, an alarm clock awakened me. When I opened my eyes, I was shocked to find myself in an unfamiliar room. I felt so weird—so incredibly strange.
“At first I thought I was dreaming—or sleepwalking. My heart thumped so loudly, I felt the vibration in my ears. I leaped out of bed and feverishly searched the room. I opened the closet and saw several garments. At first I wasn’t sure if they were mine, but they seemed to be my size and my style. The shoes fit me, too.”
She pulled out a tissue from the nearby box, and dabbed her moist brow. “I’m terrified. I don’t know what happened to me.” Trembling, she hugged herself and rocked back and forth like a baby wrapped in the safety of her mother’s arms.
“I also found several books. The titles were vaguely familiar. I skimmed through a few to see if they stirred my memory, but they didn’t. Perhaps they were new and I hadn’t read them yet—or I’m really going crazy. This is too, too scary.”
“Your experience doesn’t mean you’ve gone crazy,