For Rose Milzano ot all began when her son, Mark, found a strange machine in their new home and began experimenting with it. He explained that it appao was used to switch bodies and he explain how it worked. Rose believed him without hesitation, having some memories of it from her youth. During the experiment, a power surge occurred, and the machine switched the bodies of everyone in the house. Rose switched with her granddaughter, Tracy, while Mark switched bodies with Nata Orkawska, the infant Tracy was babysitting today.
Rose, in her new body, quickly decided to seize the opportunity. She managed to convince Tracy that this had to be temporary and that she should return to the nursing home to receive proper care. After a long conversation, Tracy agreed. She sent her son's body to a psychiatric facility, and gave him, in Nata body, back to her (Nata) parents. She saw in his eyes that there was no hope, finding himself in the body of an infant with an undeveloped brain had (most likely) caused him to forget who he was.
Next to she planned to sell the house and send her granddaughter, in her body, to a retirement home in Florida where she could spend her final years in peace, but first she had another plan.
She understood how the machine worked and decided to use it again. Spending a new youth would be boring without her husband, George, so she decided to swap him with her daughter's boyfriend, Tom. Although handsome, he was also completely boring. George was easily convinced, and Tom was stupid enough to fall for the trick, and so George emerged in a young body, while Tom, under the influence of shock, died of a heart attack in his old body. . And so, Tracy, in her grandmother's body, found herself in Florida. Mark was raised as their daughter by the Orkowskis, apparently with no memory of their lives, and Rose and George, in their young bodies, settled in California, after selling house, sadly, apparently machine completly broke after it, so it was leave in basement.
