Call and I'll Come
After reuniting with my family, I become the real son in a story about a fake heir and the real one.
But on the 15th of every month, my sister, Ingrid Lawson, and I switch bodies for a day.
Whenever I'm in her body, I carefully maintain her professional relationships and do my best to protect her image as the heiress.
But she treats my life like a joke she can end whenever she wants.
One month, she puts the fake heir Don Lawson's name on the proposal I have worked so hard on. The next month, she tears up my diagnosis of severe depression.
When I tell her to stop, she just laughs impatiently.
"Depression? That's just your tactic to get the inheritance.
"Don has been frail since he was a kid. What's so hard about giving in to him? No wonder Mom and Dad don't like you. You're so petty.
"Since you can't learn how to behave, I'll show you how a good brother should act."
During our eighth body swap, she signs my consent form to donate a kidney to Don.
I'm completely disillusioned, but she just shrugs it off.
"Don isn't in good health. It's just a kidney. Why can't you donate it? It's our last body swap, so stop being selfish."
If that's how she wants it, I don't care anymore.
She doesn't know that the pair of pendants only lets us switch bodies nine times.
After the final swap, we'll both be trapped in each other's bodies forever.