Fearful of what was happening to reality, Jim rushed over to Rick as he picked up the shards of glass scattered amidst the puddle of OJ.
"Rick, real fast! Time just rewinded itself around me a few seconds ago, this is the second time you've dropped that glass. It's not deja vu so what do we do," spat out Jim before the next time rewind.
"It sounds like a time displacement anomaly originating from my time travel spell," answered Rick without missing a beat, years of magic study had prepared him for such dilemmas. "It should blow over soon and shouldn't pose any harm to you unless.."
A stutter in reality reverberated throughout the room, resetting everything back to the way it was once again, except this time Jim physically felt the stutter go through him instead of seeing the effects of it. The resulting body tremor felt like a mixture of a shiver mixed with a hiccup wrapped in an electrical shock, and when it left his body he couldn't help but feel different yet all too familiar. Jim looked down to be greeted by the lady lumps whose absence he was grieving a little while ago. Once again Jim was Kim, wearing the same clothes he was wearing no less than 5 minutes ago. Time had reverted back again, except this time it also reverted Jim back into his female form.
"Hey Jim, you better get outta here now. My mom can't see you in here," said Rick, about to pour his ill-fated glass of orange juice again.
"Rick, their is a time displacement anomaly originating from your time travel spell and it just changed me back into Kim. What do I do," spouted Jim without taking a breath. She couldn't help but feel that the repurcussions of this anomaly were taking a turn for the worse.
Upon hearing this Rick turned back towards Jim with a look of urgency on his face. He opened his mouth about to say something when his face froze before he could get a syllable out.
Jim looked around the kitchen and living room to see a complete stillness overcome everything. Everything, even inanimate objects looked even deader and more still than usual.
"This just keeps getting better and better," said Jim before everything turned completely white. Limbo overtook reality, including Jim.
