It’s interesting. I hadn’t intended on leaving behind any physical trace from the … temporal occupation(?), but I suppose it could make sense. Either way, covering the aftermath only makes sense. After all, if she wasn’t herself yesterday, then who was she?

But more than anything else, I’m glad someone dug my first attempt enough to sequel-ize it. Thank you.

I figured the only physical trace would be a cramped hand and the note. At what point during the night did Yesterday girl leave, I assumed after the hand wrapping, so some trace of that would be left behind.
No problem on the sequelizing, I just couldn’t let it go without one.