Cecelia checked her phone and gasped in horror at the time. “Rach, we better be getting back. After all, tonight we’ve got dinner at Mom and Dad’s place tonight.”
“Oh my God, you’re totally right!” Maybe that will shake that spooky feeling from her mind, Rachel thought. Some quality time back home with her family always helped her through tough times.
“It’ll be so good to see them for the first time since we moved into our own apartment together!”
“I know right? God, it feels like I haven’t seen them in forever!” Rachel joked, unaware that her joke was actually correct. She didn’t know it, but just earlier in the day she had a completely different family!
…
Sometime later, the two blonde sisters arrived at the upper-class suburb where they had grown up in. It took them a bit longer than planned, taking extra time deciding on outfits and getting their hair ready, but they thought it was totally worth it with the hot insta pics they got out of it!
Cecilia rang the doorbell and the two were greeted by their mother, Grace.
“Girls! How lovely to see you again!” She beamed at the sight of her two daughters. She hugged Cecilia as she received a quick peck on the cheek from her.
“It’s so good to see you too Mom!” Rachel greeted her, now her turn to hug and kiss her mother. Rachel loved how her Mom always looked. Her golden blonde hair may have a few streaks of gray, but it still glistened beautifully. Of course, there were her perky D cup breasts that Rachel and Cecilia were glad to inherit, and she was wearing a beautiful dress that Cecilia thought really matched her style well.
“I’ve missed you too, sweetie. Come on in, we’re almost ready for dinner!” Grace led her twin daughters through the house. It was a very spacious house, easily one of the best looking on their street. It perfectly reflected the family's upper-middle-class social status. “Dinner’s in the oven cooking, it should be ready in about 20 minutes. Nick’s up in his room playing his game. And your father’s just in the living room watching his-"
“There they are! My two little princesses!” Her husband Brian interrupted.
“Daddy!” Both Cecilia and Rachel squealed at the same time as they felt their Dad’s arms wrap around them, his musclely physique encasing the twins in a warm hug.
“Oh, Brian! I thought you were still watching the football.” Grace asked.
“I was, till the team started losing,” he chuckled. “Besides, what father would I be if I didn’t come and say hello to my two little girls?”
“Come on Dad! We’re not THAT little anymore.” Rachel groaned at her Dad’s remark.
“Well I suppose so, given you two have modeling gigs now. But I’ll still always call you my little princesses.”
Just then, a brown haired teenage boy came running down the stairs, curious about the noise.
“What happened, did the Eagles score a touchdown?” Nick asked, before spotting his older sisters. “Oh, it’s just you.” He said with a bit of disgust in his voice. He had been enjoying his time as the only child of the house.
“Like, nice to see you too little bro.” Cecilia sarcastically replied.
…
A short time later and the family was now eating dinner. Rachel finally felt at ease after getting a strange feeling while at the mall earlier today. Being in the comfort of her childhood home with the people she loved always did the trick. It also helped that she was eating her and Cecilia’s favorite, Beef Ragu Lasagna.
“Another beautifully cooked meal as always Grace!” Brian complimented his wife.
“Why you’re very welcome, my dear husband,” Grace giggled back before turning her attention to her daughters. “So girls, get up to anything exciting today?”
“Yeah, Rachel and I spent the day together shopping at the mall! We bought, like, so many cute clothes like this super trendy top that works great for date nights and then Rachel found this, like, great makeup brand for super cheap…” Rachel stifled a giggle as she listened to her sister gush about their shopping spree. Anytime you mention fashion or clothes to Cecilia, you'd be there for hours as she talked your ear off about the latest trends and styles.
“Ugh, of course you went clothes shopping today. Like you do anything else.” Nick mumbled as he took another bite of his lasagna.
“Really Nick?” Rachel shot him a dirty look. “How about I ask what YOU did today? Stay in your room and play video games all day?”
“...Yeah.” Was all Nick could muster.
“Hmph. That’s what I thought.” She loved her brother, but Rachel always enjoyed teasing him as they were growing up.
“Oh! I almost forgot,” Cecilia perked up as she reached into her purse and dug out a familiar Polaroid. “Me and Rach found this retro looking camera and wondered if you wanted to have it Mom? It’s cute but we, like, prefer taking pics on our phones instead. Plus, Rachel said she’s, like, scared of it.”
“I’m not scared! I just, like, get a weird feeling using it.” Rachel defended, crossing her arms under her boobs in a huff.
“Well that’s very thoughtful of you Cecilia. Say, why don’t we take some family photos with it now? Perhaps it'll put your mind at ease Rach.” Suggested Grace.
Rachel thought her Mom was right, maybe taking some photos will help the strange feeling pass. Besides, it was just an old camera! What could it possibly do to them all?
Unfortunately Rachel was right in her feeling as the next photo taken would drastically alter her and her family. And of course, everyone would be unaware of the reality changes.