iling swimming into focus. My head throbbed. Dis

he force of a physical blow: the locket, the di

rom the

smile plastered on his face. "Sarah, you're awake! I brought Angel to see yo

was back. Back before the final swap, but after Daisy-Mae's "accident."He was brin

d, trying to jump fro

Get that thing away from me!"I recoiled, scrambling back against th

"Allergic? Sarah, you've n

"I gasped, feigning a co

room with the dog. I heard my mother's concerned voice in t

Daisy-Mae was in that d

attered, jewelry scattered. And my framed photograph of my grandmother, her kind smile now ripped to shr

y on my silk chaise lounge, tail wagging, a shred of my g

fear. I remembered the stench of

dog up. She yel

and dangerous. "I know a place you'll fit right in. A nasty, ove

knew was Daisy-Mae's dawning horror. My rebirth was my chance,