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This is a possible continuation of "Reversal Rings II: Jamie's Story." I thought
Jamie's fate was a little harsh so I decided to try and continue his part of the story. I
felt Jamie was basically a pretty good kid who acted impulsively, not stopping to
realize that what he was doing was wrong. I'd like to thank Morpheus for his okay
to do this story. While it isn't necessary to read the whole Reversal Rings story line
before reading this, to understand this story, you should at least read "Reversal
Rings II: Jamie's Story" to understand what is going on.
Reversal Rings: I'm Sorry
by K.M. kmresponse@h...
5-28-01
A young girl sat alone in a sandbox. This was strange because her mother rarely left
her to play by herself. Months ago her six year old daughter started having intense
bouts of sadness. At first the mother was upset and irritated at the girl, but she soon
started to become concerned. Her mother had taken her to a few child psychologists,
but none were able to pinpoint the exact cause, though most agreed she was
suffering from an intense feeling of loss. A few, at first, thought it might be
attributed to the divorce of her parents, but that had happened a couple years back,
and this intensity of sadness was not present then. No, it was something else, but
none of the psychologists could get an understandable answer from the child. For
the time being her mother tried to make sure her daughter had other children to play
with as much as possible, since she seemed less sad then, but only by comparison
mostly. Though her daughter felt her mother's sense of 'play' left much to be
desired.
The child's name was Millicent Davidson. At least that was her name now. Her
mother was sitting on a park bench a short distance away reading a book. Millie was
trying to play quietly by herself. Gosh, how she hated playing quietly. She
desperately wanted to run, and climb, and shout, and basically just have fun, but her
mother wouldn't let her do those things. She had to play ladylike, she might ruin her
dress, she might scrape her knee, she might hurt her arm, and a thousand other
excuses her mother gave her. Her mother... her New mother.
Millie thought back to young boy named Jamie McKenzie. A boy who used to do
all those things. Run, climb, shout, jump, and so much more. A boy who wanted
more. A boy who didn't realize how good he had it. A stupid boy. A boy that she
used be, before she made the biggest mistake of her life. But right now there was
something else that hurt her even more, and the tears were streaming down her face
strongly.
"What's wrong Millie?"
Millie lifted her head to see a little girl about her age now sitting in the sandbox with
her. She didn't hear the girl come up to the sandbox, and was a little surprised the
girl knew her name. Millie didn't recognize the girl, and she thought she had already
met all of the previous Millie's friends.
"What's wrong Millie?" the girl repeated.
"I..." sobbed Millie "I miss Mommy."
"Your Mommy's right over there," the girl said gently, pointing to the woman on the
park bench.
Millie shook her head, feeling the long hair on her back. "I miss my real Mommy,"
she said, once again lowering her head and sobbing some more. After a few
moments she briefly wondered why her New Mommy wasn't coming over to drag
her away like she always did when she cried in public, but the thought passed
quickly.
Oh, how she missed her mother. How much she wanted to be held by her, hugged
by her, hear her say that she loved her. She wouldn't even care if she was still a little
girl, if only those things would happen. Her new mother wasn't really a bad person,
she was just too strict, and didn't understand how much she was hurting her child
with her enforcements. But even if those problems didn't exist, she could never take
the place of her real mother.
"It's not easy being Millie, is it?" the girl asked.
"No," sobbed Millie, for some reason not noticing the strangeness of the question.
Back when she first became Millie she desperately tried to get the ring back, so as to
try and change back, but it eventually disappeared. She tried to call Kevin for help,
but the phone was always out of reach, and her new mother kept her on a short
leash. As time passed she noticed herself changing. She couldn't think at the same
level as she could before, and she found she liked to play games that were far too
childish before her change. When she realized this she thought of the changes
Kevin and Susan went through, and realized was she was becoming a six year old
girl version of her old self.
"It wasn't very nice to try to steal Ross' life, was it? the girl asked.
"No," Millie answered quietly, still not noticing the strangeness of the conversation.
Of both her new parents, she liked her new daddy the most. Her new daddy let her
run, jump, and play, and even swim in his pool. She often wondered why her new
daddy didn't get custody of her, the old her anyway. She knew how much he loved
the person he thought she was. It bothered her when she realized she almost made it
so he wouldn't be able to see her anymore.
"I'm sorry Daddy," Millie said quietly, tears falling from her eyes "I'm sorry." It was
quite obvious Millie was talking about her new daddy.
"Millie? Here." the girl said extending her hand.
Millie looked up at the girl who was smiling at her with compassion. She looked in
the girl's outstretched hand.
The Ring.
"Take it," the girl said.
Millie stared at the girl awestruck, and slowly took the ring.
"Put it on," the girl said, and Millie complied.
After putting the ring on Millie watched her hand a moment, but nothing happened.
She looked up at the girl questioningly.
"Just keep the ring on until the change has happened, then quickly take it off.
Afterwards, I want you to do something for me."
The girl told Millie what she expected her to do, and Millie agreed.
"And don't worry," the girl said as she got up to leave "your mother won't notice
your wearing it."
Millie was still too stunned to say anything, and watched as the girl smiled at her
and left.
******************
'Kevin' was walking through the mall. He could still scarcely believe the events of
his life these past months, or where they've led him. Months ago he was a mother of
a 14 year old boy, now he WAS that 14 year old boy. But that wasn't the most
difficult part to believe. The most difficult part for him to believe was that he'd
actually grown to like being this boy that he now was. Unbelievable, just
unbelievable.
As Kevin continued through the mall he suddenly stopped, noticing that the "Spells
R Us" store was back again. In the front window he saw a sign. "Kevin, please come
inside. I need to talk to you," it read. Kevin rolled his eyes. The name "Kevin" on
the sign was written in HER old handwriting, obviously the wizard's usual sense of
humor telling him that the wizard still knew who was who. Kevin furrowed his brow
and looked down, debating if he should do as the sign said and go inside. As he
looked back up he saw there was now an extra line on the sign. "It's Important!" it
read. Sighing, Kevin shook his head and headed into the store.
Entering the store Kevin walked up to the smiling wizard. "You called?" Kevin said
sarcastically, eliciting a chuckle from the old man.
"I need your help, or rather someone else does."
"Who?" asked Kevin.
"A mutual friend of you and your mother's. Jamie," the wizard replied.
"Jamie? What's wrong with him?" Kevin asked worriedly.
"Nothing you can't fix," the old man said.
Month's ago Jamie suffered some sort of mental breakdown and was hospitalized.
Though the doctors were never able to conclusively discover what happened to him,
they felt he was suffering from some sort of mental regression. There were no trace
of defects in Jamie's brain, or history of mental illness in his family. They never did
figure out what triggered his condition, but determined that Jamie was sane, and that
the only thing they could do was rehabilitate him. So after many months of therapy,
and tutoring, Jamie was back to his previous learning level. He returned home
shortly after Kevin and his mother got the rings back, and Kevin felt he seemed
pretty much back to normal. Even if he did seem to be suffering from amnesia now,
and the doctors weren't sure his memory would ever return.
"What do want me to do?" asked Kevin.
"I want you to take the remaining ring you have and place it on Jamie's finger."
"I can't do that," cried Kevin in shock. Though Jamie had originally been his son's
friend, Kevin had become pretty good friends with Jamie since his release from the
hospital.
"If you really are his friend, you'll do this for him," the wizard said gently.
Kevin stared at the old man with uncertainty. After a moment something occurred to
him. "Remaining ring?" thought Kevin. That didn't make any sense, he and his
mother had both of the rings in a safe deposit box. At the completion of this
thought, Kevin saw the old man flash him an amused smile. Kevin gave the wizard a
tired look, understanding what the smile meant.
"You promise after I put the ring on JAMIE's finger, you won't leave him trapped in
someone else's body for any extended length of time?" Kevin asked, already having
a frightening idea what this was all about.
"I promise. Wizard's oath," the old man said holding up the palm of his hand.
"All right," Kevin said slowly "I'll get the REMAINING ring out of the SAFE
deposit box," causing the wizard to chuckle at the emphasis Kevin put on the words
"remaining" and "safe".
Later that day Kevin stood in his yard, waiting. He kept thinking of the months gone
by. How Jamie had apparently suffered a mental breakdown, shortly after both rings
went missing. How he had told Jamie about the rings when he was first switched.
Was it possible?
"Hey, Kevin."
Kevin looked up to see the person he had been waiting for. "Uh, hi Jamie."
"So what's up? You wanted to see me?" said Jamie.
"Yeah," said Kevin, trying to sound casual "Let me see your hand."
Jamie raised an eyebrow at the strange request, but let Kevin take his hand. "You
better not be proposing," joked Jamie, causing them both to laugh.
"No," snickered Kevin. "Close your eyes a minute."
Jamie did so. The next thing he knew he felt something being slipped on his finger,
then a wave of dizziness hit him causing him to stumble. When Jamie's eyes opened
they looked down at his hand. His eyes went wide, and he quickly took off the ring.
Jamie looked at his hand. It looked familiar. He started looking over his whole
body. It all looked familiar. Could it be? Could it really be? Jamie looked up and
saw a young boy standing in front of him.
"Kevin?" Jamie whispered.
Kevin's eyebrows shot up. "Jamie?"
The next thing Kevin knew his friend was hugging him, crying tears of joy, and
right now Jamie didn't care if all the people he ever knew saw him like this.
"Oh, god Kevin," cried Jamie, "I though I'd never get back to being me again"
"Jamie, you... you were switched? All this time?" Kevin asked, still slightly shocked
that his suspicions were true.
"Yeah," said Jamie still hugging his friend. Suddenly Jamie gasped, and released
Kevin, holding him at arms length.
"Kevin, are you and your mother still switched?" Jamie asked worriedly.
"You did know?"
Jamie nodded. "I didn't believe it at first, but I started noticing things, and subtly
tested the two of you. You aren't still switched are you?"
"Ummm," was all Kevin could reply.
"Oh, my god. We have to get the other ring back." And with that Kevin suddenly
found himself being dragged by the arm, as Jamie headed to who knows where.
"Jamie wait," Kevin said, barely managing to pull both he and Jamie to a stop.
"What?" Jamie said barely managing to keep himself still.
"It's all right, there's no rush," Kevin said.
"You mean the two of you are switched back?" Jamie asked.
Kevin sighed "It's a long story. Come over later and mom and I will explain
everything. Right now I imagine your anxious to get home."
A huge smile quickly grew on Jamie's face. Home. Mom. Dad. Jamie took off
running, yelling behind him that he'd see Kevin later.
"Wow,'" Kevin said quietly, and then headed inside.
Jamie burst into his house, frantically starting to search all the rooms. As he entered
the kitchen he stopped. "Mom?"
Jamie's mother turned to look at him. "Jamie, what's wrong?" she asked, deeply
concerned to see him crying.
Jamie rushed over and hugged his mother fiercely. "I've... I've missed you so much
Mom."
His mother returned the hug, confused and a little worried. "You've only been gone
and hour dear."
Jamie laughed. "Yeah," he said quietly "only an hour. I love you Mom."
"I love you too dear," and with those words Jamie hugged his mother even tighter.
Later that night Jamie was over Kevin and his mother's house. He was a little
surprised by the decisions they made after finally being able to switch back, but he
knew firsthand how powerful the rings' influence was. In truth there was a small part
of him that would miss being a little girl. Just not THAT little girl. Right now he and
'Kevin' were playing video games.
"I do not believe this," Kevin screamed throwing the game control down. "You've
been stuck as a 6 year old girl all this time, you're not back for half a day, and
already back to beating me at these stupid games."
Jamie laughed hysterically at that "Man, you guys are even more like each other than
when I left."
Kevin soon joined in on the laughter. It felt good to have someone who knew he and
his mom's secret.
The next day Jamie skipped school after asking his parents. They agreed only too
readily after Jamie's father got home, and Jamie greeted him in a similar fashion to
the way he greeted his mother earlier. Though they were thrilled to discover he'd
gotten his memory back. Jamie found he was actually anxious to go back to school,
but he had something he had to do first. Kevin also stayed home so he and his
mother could fill Jamie in on what HE'd been up to since he left.
Jamie walked up to a house and knocked on the door. After a moment a woman
answered the door.
"Ms. Davidson?" Jamie asked.
"Yes?" she answered looking at the teen at her door suspiciously.
"I've been asked to deliver this to you," Jamie said handing her a package.
The woman took the package "Uh, thank you. One moment," she said as she went to
get something. As the woman left a little girl came up to the door to see what was
going on. As soon as she saw the boy in the doorway she became extremely
frightened. Did the boy come to get her because he was angry she took his body. It
wasn't her fault, she didn't know how it happened. It's not fair, she had so much fun
when she was this boy in the doorway. Now she was herself again, and her mother
wouldn't let her have any fun.
She stared at him in fear. She was then surprised, and confused, when the boy gave
her a compassionate smile. After another moment the woman returned.
"Here you are," she said handing the boy few dollars.
"Uhh, thank you," said Jamie. He wasn't expecting a tip.
After the boy left the woman opened the package. She pulled out a rather simple
looking ring . She looked throughout the entire package, but couldn't find any
indication as to who it was from. "Oh, well," she thought slipping it on.
"You were really that cute little girl?" Kevin asked, barely containing his laughter.
He had seen the girl in the doorway while he waited for Jamie a short distance from
the house. "Yup," answered Jamie, somehow not embarrassed.
"Think it's about time?" Kevin asked.
"Should be," Jamie answered as he started heading back to the house. He then
knocked on the door again. The woman opened it smiling.
"Millie?" Jamie asked.
The woman nodded.
"I have to take the rings back for now," said Jamie.
Millie looked at her hand, and then at her 'daughter's' hand. She pulled the ring off
the stunned little girl's hand, and then her own. She handed them to the boy.
Jamie smiled at her "Good luck."
Jamie and Kevin headed back home.
"Are you sure that was wise?" asked Kevin.
"Nope. But her mother will understand her better for it. I have a feeling it will all
work out." Jamie said, and then flashed Kevin an amused smile. "One way, or
another."
The two boys laughed together and ran off. To play.
THE END
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