You’re sitting at your desk in your room, absorbed in your textbooks, when suddenly everything starts to blur. You feel a strange tingling sensation, as if reality is fading. When you open your eyes, you find yourself no longer in your room. You’re sitting in a soft chair, surrounded by unfamiliar walls, unfamiliar things. It’s not your desk, not your textbooks. You’re in a different room, wearing unfamiliar clothes. You feel your hands, and they’re more delicate, your skin covered in makeup.

You look around and realize you’re in Vanessa’s body. This is her gothic style — black hair with thick bangs, dark eyes, smoky makeup, and a black cross around your neck. You’re wearing a black long-sleeve top that hugs your figure and a short lace skirt that exposes your slender legs, wrapped in black patterned stockings. High-heeled shoes make you feel unsteady, every step is awkward. You try to understand what’s happening and slowly realize you’re now in her body.

You stand up and look at yourself in the mirror. The reflection is foreign, alien. You try to speak, but your voice sounds soft, feminine, with a slight rasp. You hear music playing in the room — it’s your iPod, but it’s not your music. You try to process what happened, and you realize that, beyond the body, you’re now in a different world. You’re in Vanessa’s room, among her things, her life, and everything feels incredibly alien.

You approach the desk and see her notes, her books, her belongings. Everything looks as if you’ve become a part of her life, but without understanding how it happened. You feel how Vanessa’s body doesn’t obey you, and it’s difficult to adjust to this unfamiliar physical sensation. You’re no longer just in her body; you’re in her life, and you need to figure out how to set everything back to normal.