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Tokens: For Want of a Daughter
By Morpheus
Jill frowned as she looked down at her 10 year old son Jeffrey. "Why
me?" she asked in exasperation, throwing her hands into the air at the same time
as if to surrender. "What did I ever do to deserve this?"
"I'm sorry." Jeffrey said, his eyes staring at the floor in shame. He
really felt bad about having broken his Mom's vase. The one that his grandma
had given her just before she'd died. It had been an accident, though that
didn't seem to matter to Jeffrey's Mom. At first she'd gotten really mad,
which had scared Jeffrey, but not nearly so much as what she was doing now.
He glanced up nervously towards his Mom, but she didn't seem to really be
noticing him anymore. Instead she was still talking to herself, or more
accurately.....complaining.
"Good for nothing son." she growled to herself, "I bet this wouldn't
have happened if I'd had a daughter."
Jeffrey winced, having heard his Mom's wish for a daughter many times
before but not as painfully as this time. She'd always wanted a daughter
and had been especially disappointed that Jeffrey was the only child she'd
had before his father had been killed in a mugging. In the years since,
Jeffrey had frequently heard his Mom wish that she had a daughter as well,
though he'd always suspected that she wanted one instead of him. And now,
now he knew that he was right. She didn't want him. She didn't even love
him.
"This was given to my mother from hers, and from her to me." Jill cried
as she picked up the shattered pieces of vase, "But now I'll never be able to
give it to my own daughter." With a grimace she seemed to silently add "If
I had one."
"I'm sorry." Jeffrey whispered with tears in his eyes, then he turned
and ran back to his bedroom as quickly as he could and threw himself onto his
pillow to cry.
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The next day, Jill sat at work, frowning as she stared at her computer
But didn't pay any real attention to what was on it. Instead, all she could
think about was the day before. Tears still threatened to come to her eyes
as she remembered the vase being shattered on the floor. It was the last
thing her mother had given her, and had been in her family for three
generations being passed from mother to daughter. It had already hurt her
that she might never have a daughter to pass it on to herself, but with the
vase being destroyed, it just hit her all that much harder.
Jill sighed and rubbed at her eyes, reminding herself that 32 wasn't too
old to have another child and she certainly still had most of her looks
However there weren't any real prospects for a father either. Not since
what had happened to Bill..... Then with a strong sense of guilt, Jill
stared down at her hands, remembering the way she'd lost it the day before.
What would Jeffrey think of her for the way she'd been acting? For what
she'd been saying, even if she couldn't remember exactly what that had been.
It certainly couldn't be good, she knew that much.
Sadly, Jill wished that she got along better with Jeffrey. She loved
him, she really did. She just didn't know what to do with him. How to react to
him. She'd grown up with only a sister, mother and a father who was almost
never there. Having a little boy around was something that she still wasn't
comfortable with or sure of what to do about. All the great times she'd had
growing up with her own sister and her Mom, all the mother daughter things
that she'd always dreamt of doing with her own daughter one day were now
gone. That wasn't Jeffrey's fault and she tried not to let him see how she
felt, but she was sure that he knew, especially after yesterday's incident.
Then suddenly Jill's thoughts were interrupted by the phone ringing.
"Hello, Jill Marcus speaking." she answered.
The answer from the other end of the phone surprised Jill, "Hello. This
Is Principal Anderson at Lakewood Elementary...."
As the principal from Jeffrey's school went on, Jill's eye's froze and
She grimaced. After promising that she'd be right there, she slammed down the
phone and growled, "A girl wouldn't be nearly this much trouble."
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Jeffrey squirmed uncomfortably on his chair, glancing around the
Principals office nervously and trying not to look at his Mom. She was definitely
pissed and he had a sinking feeling that he wasn't going to hear the end of
this one for awhile.
"His teacher said that he's been quiet and moody all day," Principal
Anderson told Jill, "and then just a short while ago he got into a fight
with one of the girls in his class." He paused for a moment, looking
intently at Jill with only a quick glance towards Jeffrey who was trying
hard not to be noticed. "Do you know what could be bothering him? Have
there been any problems at home lately?"
Jill frowned thoughtfully when Principal Anderson was finished, then
answered, "Not really. I had to ground him yesterday after an accident, but
that's about it." The Principal nodded and they continued to talk for
several more minutes before Jill got up and roughly grabbed Jeffrey's hand.
"Just wait till I get you home." she growled to him quietly as she half drug
him out the door.
When they got to the car in the parking lot, Jeffrey gulped as he
Watched his Mom's angry face, then stared down at his feet, trying to be as
unnoticeable as possible. Maybe then she wouldn't be as angry at him, or at
least he hoped not. Then, while his Mom was unlocking the car door, he
noticed something on the ground, half under his foot. It was some sort of
gold coin, a bit bigger than a quarter. Curious about what it was, Jeffrey
bent over and picked it up, hoping that she didn't see him. As soon as
Jeffrey had the small metal coin in hand, the car door unlocked and he
climbed in, not bothering to look at the coin clutched tightly in his hand.
Once he was sitting in his seat and the car was moving, Jeffrey took the
chance to glance nervously at his Mom again. She was still mad but she
wasn't looking at him. In fact, at the moment she almost seemed to be trying
to ignore him, which he suspected meant that he was in even worse trouble
than he thought. He grimaced as he remembered the stupid girl that he'd
been fighting with earlier. It had started off silly enough, with Melissa
and a couple of the other girls joking around, and then they got to teasing
Jeffrey and a couple of the other boys. They'd all joked around plenty of
times and it had never bothered Jeffrey before. But this time, when they
smugly insisted that girls were better than boys, something inside of him
had just snapped. All he could think about was that his Mom didn't want
him. That she wanted a girl instead. Suddenly Jeffrey had just gotten angry
and hit Melissa. Minutes later he was in the principals office.
Gulping, Jeffrey looked back down to his hands, realizing as he did so
That he still had the coin in his hand. Curious, he glanced down at the surface
and saw a picture of a lamp, just like the one on Aladdin. Flipping the
coin over, Jeffrey saw that it had the word TOKEN and below that it said
GOOD FOR ONE WISH. It reminded Jeffrey of one of those game tokens that
they used for video games in the mall arcade. However this one was too big
to go into the normal coin slots so he wondered just what it was for.
After finally getting home, Jeffrey climbed out of the car, still
Clutching the funny coin in his hand as he slowly made his way inside behind his Mom.
The fact that she hadn't said a word the entire drive home only made Jeffrey
more nervous and apprehensive about what she was going to do to him.
Jeffrey grew even more nervous with every step, but when they were
Finally inside the house, his Mom turned to him and snapped. "I hope you're happy.
You seem to love causing trouble. Do you realize how embarrassing that was
for me?"
"I'm sorry." Jeffery tried apologizing, but his mother cut him off.
"I don't want to hear it" she snapped furiously. "You broke my vase, you
get in trouble at school. All you've done lately is make problems for
everyone else. Don't you ever think things through." Jill grimaced as she
stared down at her son, barely containing her fury. Neither she nor her
sister had ever caused so much trouble when they were young and she couldn't
imagine how any child of hers could. "A girl would at least behave." she
muttered to herself, not noticing the way Jeffrey's eyes went wide and tears
began to come out.
"But Mom..." he protested quietly, rolling the odd coin around between
his fingers, trying to draw some comfort from the small object. It didn't help
much but it did allow for some distraction from the pain that he felt
inside.
Jill barely noticed her son, once again talking more to herself than to
him. "After all I've done for you. God, I wish Bill was still here. I
wish I'd had a daughter..." Then she paused for a moment, once again
noticing Jeffrey standing there, rolling something around in his hands.
"What?" She suddenly demanded. "What the hell are you playing with? How
dare you play with something while I'm talking to you." Then with that Jill
grabbed the coin out of Jeffrey's hands.
"Mom." he gasped as she snatched it away. "But that's mine."
"Not anymore." Jill clutched the small metal object in her hand, not
bothering to look at it and see what it was. She was still too upset. All
her years of frustration and disappointment seemed to come forth at the same
time as the anger over her son's misbehavior. "I didn't spent nine months
carrying you so that you could become some kind of hoodlum. It's obvious
that I'm a failure as a mother." Tears were pouring down Jill's cheeks as
the confusing mix of emotions swirled inside her. Even as she said the
words, she felt almost overwhelmingly guilty for them, but at the moment she
no longer seemed to have any control over her emotions. "You have no idea
what I've done for you....to have what feels like a basketball inside of
you, and then give birth. God, I wish you could know what it feels like to
have a baby."
A sudden burst of light exploded from Jill's hand, and she dropped the
glowing coin in surprise. It hit the floor then started spinning around
rapidly, looking almost like a glowing ball of light which then lifted
itself up off of the floor and floated in the air between Jill and her son.
"What's that?" Jeffrey asked, more curious than afraid. Never before in
his life had he seen anything like that.
Jill shook her head, her anger and resentment lost as surprise replaced
them. "I don't know" she answered quietly.
But before any real answers came, Jeffrey was startled even more by a
strange tingling feeling throughout his body. He felt very, very odd,
especially when he realized that he was glowing a little bit, though not
nearly as much as the coin that was spinning in the air in front of him. "I
don't feel very good." Jeffrey complained, beginning to get scared.
All Jill could do was stand there in shock, her mouth dropped open at
The sight of her glowing son. It took her a moment to realize that something
even stranger than glowing was happening to him. His hair looked longer than
normal and there were other things as well. Then right before her eyes,
Jeffrey started to grow.
"What's happening?" Jeffrey cried as his clothes all started pinching
him painfully. He felt so odd...so...tingly. Then much to Jeffrey's relief,
his clothes began to feel looser again, though he was more than a little
startled when he looked down and noticed that he was wearing a pink dress
instead of the blue jeans and T-shirt that he'd been wearing a moment
before. "Oh my God...." Jeffrey gasped aloud, startled to hear a girls
voice.
"Jesus Christ!" Jill exclaimed, unable to tear her eyes off of the
little girl who used to be Jeffrey. There was no doubt by looking at him that
Jeffrey had indeed turned into a girl, though even more startling was the
fact that he looked like a 12 year old girl instead of being the same age he
had been. There was even the noticeable swellings on his chest that hinted
at greater future development. While Jill continued to stare at Jeffrey,
she felt confused, unsure and at the same time, completely in awe that one
of her greatest wishes had been granted. She now had a daughter. However,
that didn't explain why Jeffrey was still obviously growing. He now looked
to be nearly 14 years old.
Jeffrey stared down at himself, his mouth dropped open as the two bumps
On his chest continued to grow bigger. Even his silly pink dress seemed to
keep growing and changing, now looking a lot less frilly and more mature,
but still fitting him perfectly. The ground was looking further and further
away with every moment as well, making Jeffrey gasp at the realization that
he was growing bigger.
"Mommy?" Jeffrey asked nervously, hoping that his Mom would have some
answer about what was happening to him. But at the same time, he had a
nervous fear that she might be the one causing it. After all, didn't she
keep saying that she wanted a girl instead, and as much as he didn't want to
admit it, there was no denying that he seemed to have been turned into one.
When Jeffrey didn't receive any answer, he looked up at his Mom and gasped,
almost as surprised as he was over what was happening to himself. She was
glowing. Just like him and the funny glowing ball in the air. And odder
yet, she didn't seem nearly as tall as before. He knew that this was mostly
because he'd been growing, but that certainly didn't explain why her clothes
looked very loose on her.
Jill frowned as a tingly sensation washed over her body, already being
shocked to see that Jeffrey, now a 15 year old girl, was nearly the same
height as she was. But with the new sensation, Jill was even more startled
to realize that she was glowing now as well. And what was more, all of her
clothes were hanging on her loosely. Then much to her growing horror, Jill
saw that the girl that had been Jeffrey was now larger than she was.
"Oh no." Jill cried in horror as realization dawned on her. She was
shrinking at the same time Jeffrey was growing...at the same time he was
getting older.
Jeffrey however was amazed, even excited at the thought. He was getting
bigger and bigger and even though he seemed to stop growing taller, he still
felt all tingly and knew that he was still changing. He grasped at the two
bumps sticking out of his chest, smiling at how strange they felt on him.
They were just like his Mom's, except even bigger. With the thought of his
Mom, Jeffrey frowned and looked at her, seeing that she was still glowing
brightly and that her clothes had gotten even looser and were barely hanging
on her. She was not only shorter than he was now, but looked as if she
couldn't be any more than 14 years old, and she was still getting smaller
and younger. Soon she didn't even have any boobies at all and started
grabbing at her chest and crying. The sight made Jeffrey wince in guilt at
the fact that he'd almost been enjoying this when it was obvious that his
Mom was feeling really scared. A stab of pity shot through his heart and he
slowly moved over to comfort her.
The sight of her 10 year old son having been turned into what seemed to
Be a 20 year old woman was extremely shocking to Jill. The woman that Jeffrey
had become seemed so tall, but she knew that her own sense of height wasn't
very accurate at the moment. She winced at the thought, clutching her flat
chest and loose clothes even tighter, trying to stop from crying but not
succeeding too well. Then the woman...Jeffrey started slowly walking over.
Jeffrey wiped the long brown hair away from his pretty face, making Jill
wince yet again. He looked so much like she had when she was that age...or
at least the age he appeared to be. After a few seconds, Jill noticed that
Jeffery was no longer glowing or changing.
"Are you all right?" Jeffrey asked nervously, feeling very sorry for the
9 year old girl that was his mother. She shook her head, looking angry and
scared at the same time. "It'll be all right" he lied to her, not sure that
he believed it at all. As he hugged his mother, trying to give her what
comfort he could, he could feel her shrinking even more in his arms. Her
head was pressed against his boobies and he slowly had to move into a
kneeling position so that she could keep it there. He couldn't believe that
this was really happening. There was a 4 year old girl in his arms that had
been his mother. She seemed so tiny and helpless, becoming even more so as
the seconds passed.
"Please no..." Jill cried weakly, no longer even wearing the clothes
that had fallen off of her body. She could barely even remain standing anymore
and soon found herself about to topple over, and would have if Jeffrey
hadn't picked her up. Being held in his arms was so humiliating, but at the
same time rather comforting. She was so overwhelmed with emotions that Jill
just started crying even more, this time doing so much louder than before.
The baby that was screaming in Jeffrey's arms made him wince at the
horrible noise, though even more so at the thought that this was really his
Mom. Then the infant grew even smaller and started to glow brighter than she
was. At that moment, the tiny baby vanished and Jeffrey fell to the ground
as an intense pain filled his stomach. Jeffrey nearly screamed from the
pain, though just as suddenly as it had appeared it had vanished. He gasped
uncomfortably as he tried standing back up again, just beginning to notice
the bulge in his stomach. It looked almost as if he'd swallowed a
basketball, and almost felt like it as well. He felt sort of bloated and
swollen, but even more uncomfortable than that.
"Oh God" Jeffrey groaned as he stood back up, gently holding his stomach
in confusion. He'd never felt anything like that in his whole life. When
Jeffery got unsteadily to his feet, he stared down, gulping audibly at the
way his stomach pushed out. It looked absolutely HUGE and felt even more so.
"Shit!" he exclaimed, knowing that he'd normally get in trouble for
swearing but at the moment not caring. At the moment he didn't even see his
Mom anywhere, but with another glance down he had a horrible sinking
feeling that he knew exactly where she was.
Then suddenly Jeffrey nearly fell back to the ground as a wave of
Dizziness washed over him. While Jeffrey closed his eyes, trying to hold back the
confusion and panic that was threatening to rise, he felt something soft and
gentle touch inside his mind. It was almost as if a feather had gone through
his thoughts, then was gone.
Jeffrey nervously opened his eyes and glanced around fearfully, still
feeling confused. His eyes immediately fell upon the glowing ball of light
that was floating in front of him. The coin, which was still spinning around
inside was just barely visible through the glow though it quickly seemed to
grow even less visible. Suddenly the ball of light exploded into a
brilliant flash and was gone, leaving no trace of either it or the coin.
"Holy shit." Jeffrey whispered to himself, closing his eyes again and
trying to make sense of what had just happened. Then much to his surprise,
Jeffrey realized something odd. His thoughts weren't quite the way they
normally were. Strange thoughts and memories were flittering around his
head, unfamiliar but oddly comforting as well. A memory of his first period
tickled the edge of his awareness, quickly followed with his first kiss, his
high school graduation and even the one night stand he'd had seven months
ago which had gotten him into his current situation. Jeffrey gasped at the
sudden realization that even his mind had changed. He remembered his whole
life, as if he'd actually grown up as Jessica Smith, the girl that he now
knew without a doubt was him. Jessica was his new name. Her new name. At
the same time however, she also remembered everything in her previous life
completely. It hadn't gone away or faded in the slightest though the new
knowledge and memories couldn't be denied either.
Jessica glanced around nervously, noticing several signs around the room
that things had changed, though they weren't quite as extreme as might be
expected. Most of those seemed to be family pictures which were gone, and
her old things. Not a single toy for a little boy remained in the room, or
even a hint that one had ever lived there. Instead the room was filled with
the articles of a single woman.
With a sad and guilty sigh, Jessica stared at the spot the coin had
disappeared at, knowing that the coin had obviously been responsible for
what had happened, and just as surely knowing that it was gone for good. It
had done it's magic then departed. She frowned even more deeply, a tear
sliding down her cheek as she thought about what had just happened to her
mother and her.
Lost in her thoughts, Jessica gently held her large pregnant belly,
Smiling almost in spite of herself as she thought of how amazing it was that she
actually had another life inside of here. That she was one day going to
give birth, to her own mother no less. That made her smile even more,
though she wasn't sure wether to break into laughter or tears at the irony.
Her mother had wished that she was a girl and been granted that wish as well
as the more recent one which had caused their trouble. However, it was her
former mother that was now going to be the daughter instead.
"I don't know what I'm going to do." Jessica mused aloud, gently rubbing
at her swollen stomach. "But I'll make due." Then shaking her head faintly,
she added, "We'll make do." Jessica let out a loud sigh, staring off almost
into space before she directed her voice at her belly and said, "This is
definitely going to be weird." The kick that she suddenly felt against her
hand from inside her stomach seemed to agree. "Weird indeed."
THE END
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