"So can't you make sure they go into the zone?"A few minutes later my target was as far down range as possible in thatrange, one-hundred and twenty fe...et, and Hannah had hers reset again tofifteen. This time as we were told to fire I turned to see the look ofconcentration on her face. Less than a heartbeat later I saw that therewould be a problem with Hannah's shot. Instead of narrowly directing thebullet to the target it, ricocheted off an unseen force and headedstraight for me!"Shit!" I said. Scott didn’t make a goddamn sound until he decided to scare the life out of me.“Hey Ally. What do you think you’re doing?”I straightened up fast. The door to the cubicle was wide open and I could see him watching me in one of the many mirrors. Foolishly, I tried to play it cool.“Oh. Hey.” I leaned awkwardly against the wall. “I just had to - pee.”“Huh.” His eyes were smiling and he reached deliberately into his pocket and pulled out the remote. The buzzing began, in short, intermittent bursts.. Flipping from page to page she saw the woman shewas now in each photo going back in time to her time in college. That waswhen she started to notice a difference. First she noticed that by hersecond year in college there was a picture of her at the beach and herbreasts were less than half the size they were now. This must have beenbefore she got implants. There was a picture of her moving into her dormin her first year. It wasn't the room she remembered. She had longer hairtied back and she was. After stumbling to what seemed to be the only mirror in that tinyapartment, which was in the bathroom, Nicole could only stare in horror.She couldn't believe what she saw. It just wasn't possible. No one justsuddenly turned into someone else."This is impossible," Nicole gulped out, trying to convince herself thatit was some sort of dream... Some sort of horrible nightmare.Unfortunately it felt far too real.But then as Nicole stared at the boy in the mirror, she couldn't escapethe feeling that.