As it's been happening so far, though only Mikey (now Myka) even noticed, people who have been changed by the magical phenomenon created by the wishing stone have had their possessions changed as well - clothing, but also contents of their bedrooms, and to an extent, the rest of their dwellings, as their reality shifted around them. But in the case of Agatha, her apartment didn't look any different than before. This was because it was essentially a part of the Goth club below. Before changing, Agatha wasn't just living there. She was also the owner of the club, so that made her apartment also sort of a manager's office, in a way. But with Agatha becoming less and less Goth by the minute, and closer and closer to what Nadine Ferguson once had been, it was clear to see that she would no longer want anything to do with such a place as the Spiked Pit.
Jay even forgot that this was the place where he found himself in that gothic dress that he thought someone had tricked him into wearing. He no longer thought that he was being pranked. Additionally, Simon seemed to forget about the possibility of being pranked. The girl he had been fuming about for the last hour or so was now completely gone from his mind. After all, Sabrina wasn't the same person she was back then, and neither was Simon. As far as he could remember, he was never a school principal of any kind and had, like Jay said, snuck into the school earlier with Jay to talk some sense into Principal Margot Smith.
"I ... I think I should leave," Agatha said, feeling even more uneasy, especially hanging around these three Goths. People like that creeped her out. But where could she go? An idea popped into her head. The Lake Point Baptist Church near Chesapeake Park. It's odd, but it felt like she had never been there or cared to even go, but right now, it seemed like she would be more comfortable there, definitely more than a horrid place like this. So with that, she left, walking downstairs, then out the door.
"Finally, the prude left," Grave said, glad that she was gone.
Jay didn't seem to care one way or the other. At the moment, he was transfixed by a beautiful black Victorian dress. It was just like something he always dreamed of wearing. Not many people knew this about him, but he was a crossdresser in private.
"Go on," Simon said. "I know you want to wear it. It's a lot better than the thing I found myself in when I woke up in that strange bedroom. I don't know who that girl was, but if she doesn't make some changes in her life, she's gonna end up being a domesticated wife someday and nothing more. Pretty sad, huh?" he said, still recalling waking up in Sabrina's bedroom, but having a different experience. His black jeans suddenly shifted in material, becoming black leather. But it went unnoticed.
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Speaking of Baptists and churches, Tiffany Sanders was now reaching her final age of 37 - Laura Ferguson's original age, actually. Her new name was Tara Sanders and she was Roger Ferguson's fiancée. Roger's original wife had died many years ago, leaving him with two daughters - the older one being Nadine, at 27, and the younger one being Laura, at 19. While Nadine was turning into a fine young woman of the church, Laura had been somewhat of a disappointment. She wasn't a troublemaker or anything like that, but she favored science over faith, rejecting the church outright. With Nadine no longer living at their house, now living on her own elsewhere, Roger felt that Laura needed a woman of strong faith and conviction in her life, and he knew that that woman was Tara Sanders, a woman he had met through the church and loved deeply.
Though, as time went on, Nadine was becoming less and less female, as she was becoming more and more like the original Simon Davison. Eventually, she would even be too old to be a child of Roger Ferguson, taking on a different position in the family, perhaps as Roger's brother. Maybe even older brother. Right now, she was in her late 20's and looking quite tomboyish, despite the clearly feminine, yet conservative, outfit she was wearing.
