The Switch
The Switch
“Tad watched him with a sense of wonderment. His first thought was how fat this boy was, how arrogant he looked with his puffed-out cheeks and slicked-back hair. But then he remembered that he was actually looking at himself! Bob was wearing one of his own favorite suits. The Rolex watch that his mother had bought him was on the other boy’s wrist. Tad realized that he was jealous, that he disliked Bob Snarby on sight.
But it wasn’t Bob Snarby. It was him! Tad rested against a chair, thoroughly c...onfused.
For a long minute the two boys stared at each other; Bob Snarby in Tad’s body and Tad Spencer in Bob’s body. At last Tad spoke.
“Do I call you Bob or Tad?” he asked.
The fat boy smiled. “I suppose you can call me Bob,” he said. “You know that’s who I am.”
“What happened?” Tad demanded. “How did you turn yourself into me?”
“I didn’t,” Bob replied. “I didn’t have nothing to do with it.”
“You’re lying!”
Bob moved farther into the room. “I’ll tell you what happened,”MoreLess
But it wasn’t Bob Snarby. It was him! Tad rested against a chair, thoroughly c...onfused.
For a long minute the two boys stared at each other; Bob Snarby in Tad’s body and Tad Spencer in Bob’s body. At last Tad spoke.
“Do I call you Bob or Tad?” he asked.
The fat boy smiled. “I suppose you can call me Bob,” he said. “You know that’s who I am.”
“What happened?” Tad demanded. “How did you turn yourself into me?”
“I didn’t,” Bob replied. “I didn’t have nothing to do with it.”
“You’re lying!”
Bob moved farther into the room. “I’ll tell you what happened,”MoreLess
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