Thirty Days In Your Skin

Samantha Russo, the scholarship student the Beaumont family sponsored, uses a dark occult ritual to swap bodies with Eleanor Beaumont. In her last life, Eleanor begged her parents and her fiancé to believe her, and was locked in a psychiatric ward, then sold into the hands of traffickers. Only after dying did she learn the swap lasts thirty days. Now she wakes again on the first day, inside Samantha's plain, timid body, while Samantha wears her face and her life.

Samantha expects tears and tantrums, but Eleanor stays quiet. She watches her parents hand her European trip and her future to the impostor, and when Samantha plants a stolen pink diamond pendant in her suitcase, Eleanor does not beg to be believed. She confesses to the theft and asks for the police herself, knowing the record will reach the university.

Samantha is waiting at the advisor's door, certain the fellowship is lost, and offers to save it if Eleanor begs. Eleanor walks past her.