Eliza's mom's car was in the driveway. Perfect. Erika reached into her bag, and took out a few sleeping pills, which she took. Once the effect started to hit, she ran up to the front door, and rang the doorbell. She was on the verge of passing out right there. This plan may have been poorly executed. Eliza's mother opened the door in the nick of time. "Erika? It's good to see you, you haven't been over much lately. Are you alright dear?"
Erika shook her head, "I'm great, but please listen to this really quick," she stumbled forward, but managed to shove the earbud into the woman's ear and activate the switch. The sensation of being sucked through a tiny cord, combined with the pills, knocked Erika's body instantly, while she remained perfectly awake in the body of Eva Spinale. Erika caught her body before it fell, and placed it on the couch. It was surreal to see her own body from the outside. Maybe she was over doing it a bit with all the pink and black. Maybe she would try blue next. After all, you've gotta' have blue hair.
Covering her unconscious body with a blanket, she wondered exactly how she was going to get back into her body, and be awake to sneak out of the house undetected, but that wasn't important. Erika marched to Eliza's room. She and Kevin were lying together on the bed, covered up to the neck with a blanket.
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