Restoration
By Bill Hart
Ken wasn't entirely certain what he was doing wandering
about in this ritzy neighborhood. He was positive he didn't
know anyone who might live in this neck of the woods.
Schoolteachers, like the one he'd been for the past two
decades, simply didn't make enough money to even think
about living in an area like this.
And yet, here he was. For some strange reason he couldn't
begin to understand, he'd left his condo, wandered around
aimlessly for over an hour, and finally ended up here. As
strange and impossible as it seemed to Ken, something he
couldn't hope to resist seemed to be drawing him here.
Just then he saw the large multi-storied house looming
before him.
Ken stared at the house. Even though the huge house seemed
somewhat familiar to Ken, he was certain he'd never seen
this particular house before. How could he? He'd never been
in this neighborhood before. At least, he didn't think he
had. But at the same time, he somehow knew this was the
very place that was somehow drawing him here. And without
really knowing how or why, he knew this place was right
where he was supposed to be.
Slowly and cautiously, Ken went up to the door. Although he
had no idea who - or possibly even what - he should expect
to answer, Ken knocked on the door.
After several minutes had passed, the door swung slowly
open.
"Ken Rawlings!" exclaimed a very surprised, not to mention
apparently disappointed, Pete Quinlan. "What the hell are
you doing in this neck of the woods?"
Ken stared at Pete. They'd gone to high school together,
but aside from their reunion a few weeks ago, Ken hadn't
Pete in years.
"To be honest, Pete, I don't really know. I didn't even
know you lived in this neighborhood," replied Ken. "I know
this will sound strange, but I can't really explain it any
other way. For some strange unknown reason, I somehow
seemed to be drawn to your house tonight."
"You actually think you were drawn here?"
"Odd as it sounds, that was just what I just said. Wasn't
it?"
"Are you sure?"
"Why would I ever make something up as stupid-sounding as
that?"
"I'm sure you wouldn't, Ken. It's just that... you're not
quite who I was expecting to come knocking on my door
tonight."
"What do you mean?"
"Why don't you come inside, Ken? I think we need to talk,"
replied Pete. "I don't really know how or even why it
happened, but you apparently came here in answer to the
summoning spell I cast."
As he entered the house, Ken looked around the room he'd
just entered, but what he saw made little sense to him.
There were smoking candles sitting at the points of a large
pentagram inscribed within a circle.
"Summoning spell?" muttered Ken. "Just what the hell are
you talking about, Pete?"
"It's probably not important now," replied Pete. "It
obviously didn't work the way I thought it would."
"What didn't work?" asked a very puzzled Ken. "I still
haven't the foggiest idea what you're talking about."
"It's a little complicated. It's also a rather long story."
"I seem to have plenty of time to listen," said Ken. "Maybe
that's why I'm here."
"Perhaps," replied Pete, although his tone of voice clearly
implied he didn't believe that explanation. "If you want to
listen to my story, that's fine with me. How about I get us
something to drink first?"
"Sure. Why not?"
"What would you like?"
"Have you got any root beer?" asked Ken. "I sure could use
a good old-fashioned root beer right about now."
"Root beer?" Pete stared oddly at Ken for a long moment.
"As a matter of fact, I just bought some root beer earlier
this afternoon." Pete motioned towards the chair. "Have a
seat, Ken. I'll be back in a few minutes."
Ken wondered what strange yarn Pete had to spin. For as
long as he'd known him, Pete had always made up stories
because he thought it made him look important. It was
probably that same need that had forced him to buy this
large house.
As he looked around the room again, Ken wondered what the
pentagram actually meant. Maybe this wasn't just another of
Pete's tall tales. But if it wasn't, then what strange
things could Pete really be up to? After sitting down in
the chair, Ken wondered what Pete had meant about casting
some kind of occult summoning spell. But why would he use
something weird like that to summon him here? They'd never
been what Ken considered friends. However, if Pete had
actually used his spell to summon him, then why had he been
so surprised when he showed up at his door?
"I'm sure this must be one long, really weird, tall tale,"
mumbled Ken. "It might turn out to be one of his best."
When Pete finally returned, he was holding two mugs of
foaming root beer. "I hope you like this brand." He held
out one of the mugs to Ken, who quickly took it. "It's a
new brand," smiled Pete. "But I was told by an
unimpeachable source that it's an excellent brew."
"You haven't tried any of this yourself?"
"Not yet. As I said earlier, I just bought it this
afternoon," replied Pete. "I guess we'll find out together
if it's anywhere near as good as advertised."
"I suppose so." Cautiously, Ken took a small sip. "Wow!" he
exclaimed as a wide grin quickly crossed his face. "I don't
know who told you this was an excellent brew." He raised
the mug to his lips and quickly guzzled its remaining
contents down. "It's far superior to merely excellent." Ken
looked down at his now empty mug. "If it's not a problem, I
certainly wouldn't mind having a refill."
"I'll be damned," muttered Pete.
"Probably true - knowing you," replied Ken. "That sure as
hell wouldn't surprise me." He looked at his empty mug
again. "So do I get that refill now?" he asked expectantly.
"Or would you rather tell me your story first?"
"We'll see. But first, there's something I need to check
out." Pete stared at Ken. "Please set your mug down on the
end table."
Although he seemed visibly surprised by his action, Ken
swiftly set his empty mug down on the table.
"This is quite interesting," smiled Pete. "Now I'd like you
to stand up." He paused for a moment. "And do five jumping
jacks."
As quickly as before, Ken rose from the chair. "What the
hell am I doing?" he muttered, once he started doing the
jumping jacks.
And even though he clearly tried stopping, he simply
couldn't until after he'd completed the fifth and final one
Pete had requested. Then, when he tried sitting down again,
Ken found he still couldn't.
"Absolutely amazing. It seems to be working after all,"
muttered Pete. "Go over there and stand inside that
pentagram. But please be very careful not to break any of
the chalk lines." Ken began walking towards the pentagram.
"And once you're inside, stay there until I tell you that
you can leave."
Although Ken clearly had no idea what Pete was doing or how
Pete could be controlling him, he entered the pentagram,
making certain not to step on any of the lines. He couldn't
break one of the lines; even though that was something he
really wanted to do.
"What the hell is going on, Pete?" As he tried to leave the
pentagram, Ken discovered to his surprise and consternation
that his muscles were totally unwilling to do his bidding.
"Although I'm not entirely certain I totally believe what's
going on, everything has occurred as I was told it would,"
replied Pete. "I kind of doubt you'll believe any of what
I'm about to tell you. In any event, I think the time has
come to begin telling you my story. And whatever else you
might want to do, please don't interrupt me."
Ken struck a match and lit one of the candles sitting on
the points of the pentagram.
"I'm sure you must know Julie, my wife of the last fifteen
years, and I finally called it quits a few weeks ago. It
was the talk of the reunion. It was a horrible experience
and, as you might well imagine, I was totally devastated by
it."
Ken struck another match and lit another candle.
"This morning I had a really strange experience. I met this
peculiar old gypsy woman who knew exactly what had happened
between me and Julie. I don't know why she did it, but she
gave me this summoning spell and all the requisite
instructions for invoking it. She told me if the spell were
cast correctly that it would summon into my presence the
one I most wanted to see. By now, I'm sure even you can
figure out why I was greatly surprised and totally
disappointed when you showed up at my door."
Ken paused again to strike another match and to light
another candle.
"But that old gypsy woman must have suspected - gypsies are
gifted with second sight, you know - something might wind
up being amiss. Otherwise, why would she have given me that
potion of obedience? And why would she have told me to
serve it in the root beer my summoned guest would request?
But I'm not altogether certain that this was quite what she
had in mind."
The fourth candle was lit, once another match was struck.
"However, she also gave me yet another spell that I could
use in case I wasn't totally pleased with the object of the
summoning spell. And you'd better believe me when I tell
you that I was very definitely not pleased it was you who
had come calling."
He struck another match, then lit the fifth and final
candle.
"But, as I said before, I'm still not sure that this was
what she had in mind. I really don't have any idea how this
spell could make you more pleasing to me. To be honest, I
was really expecting Julie to show up in answer to the
summons, just as that old gypsy woman herself must have
been thinking. I was figuring this spell I'm now about to
cast on you would do nothing more than simply change her
mind about our final breakup."
Pete looked up at Ken, as he stood within the circumscribed
pentagram.
"You look like you might have a question or two. You may
ask them if you like. But please try to remain calm."
"What will this do to me?" Ken asked nervously.
"To be perfectly honest, I don't have the slightest idea.
That old hag didn't really tell me what it might do to
whoever was standing within the pentagram when the spell
was cast," replied Pete. "But I really think finding out
should be very interesting. I just hope it doesn't make you
fall madly in love with me, since you're really not my
type," he grinned. "I have my reputation with the ladies to
protect. How could I ever hope to explain having some
scrawny guy like you following around after me with those
lost puppy dog eyes?"
"Then why are you doing this?"
"Why shouldn't I?" replied Pete. "I'm very curious about
what might happen to you. It should make another great
story that no one will ever believe." Pete smiled briefly.
"Besides, this is really all your own fault, Ken. You got
in the way. You were never intended to be the one I
summoned here tonight."
With that, Pete invoked the spell.
But nothing seemed to happen... at first.
Ken's eyes slowly glazed over.
As Pete continued watching, Ken appeared to be shrinking.
In a very short span of time, instead of the two of them
standing eye to eye as they had for several years, Pete now
looked down a good half-foot at the shorter Ken.
"That was pretty much a waste of a spell," Pete muttered.
"He wasn't very pleasing before so why would losing six or
seven inches of height make him any more pleasing. The damn
wuss wasn't much of a man before and now he's even less of
one."
Suddenly, as if he were having trouble breathing, Ken began
taking increasingly deeper and deeper breaths. His scrawny
frame soon began filling out in ways Pete had never
imagined possible. With each new gasp of breath he took,
Ken's chest seemingly expanded more than the time before.
What Pete found particularly interesting was the fact that
with each complementary exhalation Ken's chest never
returned to the same size it had been before.
His shirt, although clearly losing the battle to adequately
cover his expanding chest, also seemed to be continually
reforming with each new breath Ken took.
His waist thinned noticeably.
His ass billowed.
His entire body became more rounded, while becoming
increasingly curvier.
A mass of jet-black hair suddenly spurted from his scalp
and flowed out onto to his shoulders.
"This certainly wasn't something I ever expected to
happen," mumbled Pete, as he stared in growing awe at the
shapely raven-haired beauty Ken had become.
And yet, very clearly this spell he'd cast wasn't quite
finished with Ken.
As impossible as it all seemed to Pete, Ken now appeared to
be getting younger.
What little remained of his former shirt that now just
barely contained his bountiful new assets swiftly shifted
into a form far more capable of restraining his large new
breasts. And yet, the altered shirt still managed to
display plenty of his newly gained and quite enticing
cleavage.
The legs of his pants fused seamlessly together, then split
upwards to his knees along their former outer seam to
reveal long and slender, slinky legs.
Suddenly, Ken seemed to grow a few inches taller. But his
spurt of apparent growth was only because his shoes, in
reforming to a shape more appropriate to their wearer, had
grown three-inch heels.
The flames burning from each candle suddenly surged.
But after only a moment of brilliance, the flames just as
quickly dispersed. As the last of the radiance finally
faded, Pete noted that the pentagram, the circle in which
it had been inscribed, and the five spent candles had all
vanished.
With his awareness slowly returning, Ken just stood there
shaking his head, while his raven colored hair swished
wildly about his head.
"What the hell just happened to me," he mumbled, in a soft
voice clearly no longer one of a male. Slowly lifting his
hand to his face, Ken stared at it in disbelief. "This
isn't possible," he muttered. But despite all his
protestations, his hand was clearly smaller than he
remembered it being. Not only that, but his fingers had
become long and slender. And his fingernails had also grown
longer and were painted with clear nail polish. Ken turned
angrily towards Pete. "What the hell have you done to me?"
"Isn't it obvious?" grinned Pete.
Without thinking about what he was doing, Ken slapped
Pete's face... rather hard.
"What the hell did you do that for?" asked a very surprised
Pete, as he rubbed his aching jaw. "You could have broken
my jaw hitting me as hard as you did. All I meant was,
isn't it obvious you're female now?"
Ken stared angrily at Pete. "I slapped your face because if
I'd made a fist and slugged you, as I'd wanted to do, I
would have probably broken one of my nails." As he realized
just what he'd said, Ken, feeling suddenly confused, shook
his head. "Just what the hell was that crack about me being
obviously female? Whatever you think your damn spell did to
me, I don't feel any different than I did before."
Pete looked surprised by Ken's last comment. With a body
like he now possessed, how could Ken not feel different
than before? "I think it would be better if I showed you."
Pete casually slid his arm around Ken's now slimmer waist.
"Remove that damn arm from my waist immediately!" demanded
Ken coldly. "Or would you rather I break it off at the
shoulder?"
As if bitten by a snake, Pete quickly gave in to Ken's
demand. "Just go look in that mirror over there." Pete
watched as Ken swayed sexily over to the mirror as if he'd
always walked that same way, as well as on the three-inch
heels, for several years.
As soon as Ken saw his reflection, he gasped in stunned
surprise. "What the hell are these things doing here?" he
queried, even as he gently hefted one of his new large
breasts.
"Isn't it obvious?" asked Pete warily, not really wanting
to be slapped again. "They're female breasts," he replied
once he'd joined Ken in front of the mirror. "Or, if you'd
rather, you can take your pick from among boobs, tits,
knockers, gazongas, or any one of several other terms I can
think of that mean the same thing."
"But they're so damn big," remarked Ken. "At the very
least, I'll bet they're a good 48EE." He shook his head.
"Just what the hell are these big boobs doing hanging from
my chest as if they belong there?"
"As I told you before, they do belong there now," smiled
Pete. "Apparently that spell the old gypsy witch gave me
turned you into a girl for some strange reason."
Ken stared at Pete and then at his reflection. "But I don't
want to be a girl."
"Why not? You're one very pretty young girl," said Pete
with an admiring smile. "Based on your former scrawny male
self that was the same age as me, I would have never
believed it remotely possible that you had the makings of
such an attractive young girl inside you."
"Very funny. Ha, Ha," snapped Ken. However, another quick
look at his image in the mirror only served as more
confirmation for what Pete had just told him. He was
pretty... very pretty. And the way his jet-black hair
framed his young angelic face only seemed to highlight his
new feminine beauty. "Even though that might be true, I
still don't want to be a girl."
"I really don't see why not," smiled Pete. "It's just that
you're so young and very beautiful now." Pete slipped his
arm around Ken's shoulder.
"If you don't take that damn arm of yours off my shoulder
right this instant, I'm going to yank it right out of its
socket and toss it to the ground."
"I'm sure you don't really mean that," replied Pete.
However, with discretion being the better part of valor and
not being entirely certain that Ken might have actually
meant it, he removed his arm from Ken's soft shoulder. "I
love you, Ken," he suddenly proclaimed.
"You love me?" snarled Ken. "I think you're one really sick
puppy, Pete." Ken slowly shook his head. "Just in case
you've forgotten - although I don't know how you possibly
could - I'm really another guy despite my current physical
appearance." With a casual stroke of his hand, Ken easily
brushed his hair away from his face. "And besides, what
about you and your wife Julie? Didn't you do this for her?"
"What about me and Julie?" snapped Pete. "After fifteen
years of marriage, she up and left me for that asshole down
the street Dirk Andrews. But that's all right with me. Now
that I've found you, I've decided it's time for me to move
on to greener pastures. Even you must know that as you are
now you're absolutely perfect for me." Pete continued
leering. "I think that old gypsy woman really knows her
shit. Don't you agree, Ken?"
Ken, visibly angry, glared at Pete. "If that old gypsy
battle-axe of yours knows her shit as well as you say she
does, then she probably knows a counter-spell that will
turn me back into me. Wouldn't you think so, Pete?"
"It's highly likely," agreed Pete with a smile. "However,
with all the other things taken into consideration, just
what does that have to do with anything else?"
"I want you to take me to see her," demanded Ken.
"Why would I want to do something like that?"
"Even to you, isn't what I have in mind obvious?"
Pete's smile rapidly faded. "You can't possibly mean that."
"Of course I can. How many times must I tell you I don't
want to be a girl?"
"That's tough," replied Pete. "I'm not taking you anywhere
near her."
"If you don't do what I want, then I might just have to
hurt you."
"You wouldn't dare," smiled Pete. "But then, unless you
were to try smothering me in your boobs - what a marvelous
way to go - I doubt you could purposely hurt a fly."
"Wanna bet on it, asshole?" replied Ken with a menacing
grin.
Pete swallowed nervously. "Okay then, you win. Why don't
you grab your purse? And then, we'll go see if we can find
her."
"What the hell do you mean 'grab my purse'?" asked Ken. "I
don't own a purse; I've never owned a purse."
"You must," replied Pete. "Although if it's not yours, then
I'm not sure from where it came. It's still sitting there
on the end table near the chair where you were sitting.
It's unmistakably a woman's purse. And that simply means
it's just as unmistakably not mine. Since you're the only
other person in the room, I must therefore conclude - given
your current female condition - the purse must be yours."
"But it can't be mine," objected Ken. "I've never owned..."
His voice trailed away as he curiously opened the purse and
found the ladies' wallet inside. No sooner had he opened
the wallet, then Ken gasped at the ID he found inside.
"What's wrong now?"
"It's this driver's license." He quickly flashed the ID at
Pete. "I don't understand. It has a picture of me... that
is, it has a picture of this girl me I am now." Even though
he didn't want to believe any of this weird shit going on,
did he have another choice? "But it's made out in the name
Kara Roberts. It also says I'm twenty years old, which is
not quite half the age I was before you cast your stupid
spell."
"Kara? That's a pretty name. And it certainly fits you a
lot better than Ken." Pete began smiling. "Maybe you were
simply meant to be her all along. I've read stories about
this, you know. I'll bet everyone you ever knew, other than
me of course, thinks of you as Kara Roberts. It's also a
safe bet they never heard of anyone named Ken Rawlings."
"But that can't be true," argued Ken. "I know I'm not this
Kara Roberts, because I know I'm really Ken Rawlings. I
know I'm not female for the simple reason I know I'm male."
"You're just a little confused," grinned Pete. "But perhaps
I can help you out after all."
"Are you going to take me to see your old gypsy woman?"
"I'm afraid that's no longer real high on my list of
priorities, my dear." Pete reached into his pocket. "I
don't know why I didn't remember it until just now, but the
old gypsy gave me this odd little bauble to use in case I
still had trouble with you after casting that last spell."
Very slowly, Pete took a large red crystal from his pocket.
As he held out the crystal for Ken to see, Pete smiled.
"The gypsy woman told me I'd only know how to use this gem
if and when the time came." His smile widened. "I guess
that time must have come because I know exactly what to do
with this now."
Ken couldn't take his eyes aware from the crystal in Pete's
hand. He kept looking increasingly deeper into the heart of
the bauble. "It's so very pretty and sparkly." But as he
continued staring at the gem, his thoughts dulled and his
eyes slowly glazed over.
Pete couldn't keep from smiling as he looked at the
entranced young girl. Although he knew what he was doing
must be done, he still wasn't entirely certain he
understood why it must be done. All he knew was how
important it was that Kara be as she was meant to be.
"You will completely forget about being someone named Ken
Rawlings. You are not male now. You have never been male.
And you have never wanted to be male in your entire life."
The crimson crystal began glowing. "You are female now. You
have always been female. And you have never wanted to be
other than female. You will only remember being Kara
Roberts, my hot sexy young girlfriend."
Satisfied with his commands, Pete slipped the crystal back
into his pocket. As he did, the girl, no longer entranced
by the gem, moaned softly, then shook her head slowly.
"How are you feeling now, Kara?" asked Pete as he once
again slid his arm around the girl's slim waist.
A mischievous smile quickly spread across the girl's face.
"I'm sure you know I'm feeling really hot and horny, you
handsome hot stud." She wriggled about in his grasp in
order to face Pete, slid her own slender arms around his
neck, rubbed her body against his, and kissed him as if she
were auditioning for the lead role in 'The Life and Times
of a Hoover Vacuum Cleaner'.
"Wow!" exclaimed Pete, even as his knees buckled slightly.
"I would have never guessed you had that locked up inside
you."
Kara looked Pete over from head to toe. "I know something
else I want inside me, my manly hulky hunk," she grinned
mischievously. "What do you say we go straight to your
room? I'm sure we can be a lot more comfortable there."
***
As the sun shone in through the bedroom window, Kara kept
smiling while she watched Pete continue to sleep. "Isn't he
just so cute," she whispered softly, not wanting to disturb
him. "I think it's a real shame I wore him out last night."
But then, Kara knew boys always wore out so quickly. She'd
long ago discovered that boys had nowhere near the sexual
staying power of girls. "I certainly wouldn't have minded
the two of us going at it hot and heavy for another lively
couple of rounds this morning."
Of course, Kara also knew it was probably her fault she'd
worn poor Pete out last night. After all, she'd been
wearing out boys like him in a similar fashion ever since
she'd first discovered just how much fun they could be in
her bed. She just loved having sex; there was nothing else
like it. Besides, she was a lot younger than Pete. She was
only twenty and Pete was clearly in his late thirties or
possibly his early forties.
How could such an old man like Pete possibly hope to keep
up with her and her youthful exuberance?
And it had been so very long since she'd last had sex with
a man. Kara knew she'd been horny enough last night to
easily exhaust a whole garrison of French Legionnaires, who
hadn't seen any women in years. It was certainly no wonder
Pete was so completely worn out. After all, he was only one
man - it was very likely he'd just sleep for the next
several weeks - and she was a supercharged sexual dynamo.
Too bad, thought Kara, who was already pondering who might
replace Pete as her lover until he awakened again.
Even though Pete might disagree with her, Kara also knew it
wasn't really his fault she was feeling so horny. The poor
wonderful fool had unknowingly opened that backdoor to the
spell that slimy wizard bastard she'd once dated had cast
to imprison her in male flesh and prevent her from
regaining her true gender with each new incarnation. That
had been so many lifetimes ago that she couldn't exactly
remember when she'd last lain with a man. But she knew it
had been a very, very long time. Once she'd become female
in mind as well as in body again, her need for a sexual
outlet last night had simply become overwhelming. And
fortunately for her, a very eager and overly willing Pete
Quinlan had been there to satisfy her every long
unsatisfied itch.
There was just no way in hell she'd ever allow herself to
be trapped in male flesh again. Having been male for
several lifetimes - not that she could have done anything
about changing it - had been a horrible experience and so
demeaning. And that last one - that wussy wimp Ken Rawlings
- had certainly been one of the worst men she'd ever been.
As Kara turned, she saw her naked self reflected back at
her from the mirror. "Damn, I'm one really hot babe!" she
smiled. "I just love this long hair." She shook her head
slowly sending her raven tresses swirling. A hand cupped
one of her large breasts. "However, I think these could
have definitely been a little smaller." She turned her
attention towards the still slumbering Pete. "Nothing has
really changed in all these years I've been locked away in
male flesh. You silly boys and your superbusty girl
fantasies are still all the same." As she returned her
attention to the mirror, Kara grinned. "And yet, the boys
have always been attracted to me. I'll bet with all this
new bait I've got now, I'll be able to hook and land any
boy I want whenever I want him."
She looked over at Pete again and wished once again he
would awaken. There was just something about him - she
didn't exactly know what it might be - that she just found
utterly fascinating.
Kara went over to the spot where her and Pete's clothes
were intermixed in a heap on the floor. She rummaged
through the pockets of Pete's pants until she found the
item she was looking for.
"You won't be needing this ever again," she told the
sleeping Pete, as she held up the large red crystal. "Since
you probably won't remember, I'll have to see about
returning this to your old gypsy woman. I'll also have to
thank her for her part in springing me from my former
prison of male flesh. I doubt she meant you to keep
something as powerful as this little bauble." Kara popped
the gem into her purse. And after sliding casually back
into her clothes, she took another look in the mirror. "I
think I need to go shopping for some new clothes," she
mumbled.
The doorbell unexpectedly rang.
"I wonder who that might be? Was it possible that Pete was
expecting someone else to arrive this morning? What will
they do when a young hot babe like me answers his door
instead of him?"
But when Kara slowly opened the door, she was surprised to
find an old woman standing at the threshold. Suddenly, it
dawned on Kara who this old woman must be.
"You're Pete's old gypsy woman? Aren't you?" she asked with
a welcoming smile. "I want to thank you for freeing me from
my curse. What can I possibly do for you in exchange?"
"You can ask me inside, dearie," replied the old woman.
"It's awfully damn cold out here."
"Please come inside." Kara stepped back from the open door.
"I'm sure Pete won't mind that you're here."
"I'm sure he won't mind at all," grinned the old gypsy, as
if she knew somehow that Pete was still sleeping. "You've
certainly got a nice set of boobs, Kara. But don't you
think they're just a shade overstated?"
"I didn't really have any choice in the matter," replied
Kara. "I'm sure you must know how it is with boys and their
superbusty girl fantasies." Kara paused - something didn't
seem right. "Wait just a minute!" she suddenly exclaimed.
"How do you know my name, old woman? Are you a witch as
well as a gypsy?"
The old gypsy woman simply smiled back at Kara. "I've been
called worse things in my life than a witch. And who am I
to deny the truth when it's spoken. As far as knowing your
name, why shouldn't I know it, Kara dear? After all, I was
the one who gave it to you."
Kara, feeling very confused, stared at the old gypsy. "Just
what are you saying?"
"Damnation!" exclaimed the gypsy witch. "I was afraid there
might be some impairment of your memory after all the time
that has passed. I can only hope it's all reversible given
enough time in a female body." The old woman then smiled.
"Perhaps this will help you remember a few more things."
The air about the old gypsy began shimmering, quickly
concealing her from Kara's sight. And once the strange
effect finally ceased, the old gypsy woman had vanished. In
her place stood a much younger, very attractive woman
perhaps only a few years older than Pete. Instead of the
shoulder length snowy white hair of the old gypsy, this new
woman had black hair streaked with a few strands of gray.
For several moments, Kara stared blankly at the woman. And
yet, she somehow seemed familiar. "I know you!" she
suddenly exclaimed. "Your name is Magda. Magda Roberts."
The woman smiled. "Very good, my dear," she replied simply.
"But think a little harder, Kara. What else do you remember
about me?"
Once again Kara carefully looked the woman over from head
to toe. "Why do you and I have the same last name?" she
finally asked. Still feeling a little confused, Kara shook
her head. Her eyes suddenly widened. "Mother!" she abruptly
exclaimed. "You're my mother! I should have known you would
never stop looking for me."
Kara and her mother hugged one another. It had been such a
long time since they'd seen one another.
"Although it took far longer than I expected, I finally
located the male vessel into which your soul was ensnared
this lifetime just last week, Kara. I've come so close to
rescuing you a couple of other times in the past, but your
former male selves always found a way to die before I could
restore you. I'm sure you must remember how that perverse
little bastard who had originally cursed your soul to live
in male flesh forever had also enjoined me from ever
restoring your true womanhood directly. As a result, I've
always had to find other means to achieve my goal of
restoring you. I finally got lucky this time."
"You used Pete as a means to restore me," stated Kara.
"Of course I used him. It seemed perfectly fair to use one
of them who was so ripe for the plucking," replied Kara's
mother. "After all, Pete's nothing but another simple
male."
"I don't want you hurting him, mother."
"What?" After staring in disbelief at her daughter for a
moment, Magda closed her eyes and concentrated. "How
typically male of him," she sighed. "I don't know how he
managed it, but that conniving male of yours somehow
altered the texts of the restoration spells I gave him. I
had been wondering about those overly large boobs of yours,
not to mention the air of raw sex you seem to exude."
"Those things are not really Pete's fault, mother," snapped
Kara. "They were your spells that turned my former male
body into someone he found pleasing."
"He was supposed to find you very pleasing, Kara. You
should know that sex with him, or any other male, was a
necessary requirement for stabilizing your present female
form. But your falling in love with him was never a part of
any spell I gave him. He somehow added that, even though he
shouldn't have been capable of doing it." Kara's mother
shook her head. "However, I suppose what's done is done. We
must now think about leaving this place."
"Leaving here? What do you mean we must think about leaving
here?" asked Kara. "I'm not planning on going anywhere
without my Pete."
"Your Pete? I should have guessed as much," replied Magda.
"However, I would have thought that you'd want to assist me
in finding your missing sisters."
"Sisters? I have sisters? They're missing?" Kara slowly
shook her head. "My sisters, Lara and Mara? How could I
have possibly forgotten about them?"
"It's not your fault your memory remains a little splotchy,
Kara," replied her mother. "However, quite fortunately for
all of us, it seems with the proper stimulation your
current memory impairment will be only temporary."
"Do you know where they are, mother?"
"Not exactly," replied the witch. "Although I could never
find even the smallest trace of either of them before, now
that you, the oldest of my missing triplets, has been found
and restored I suddenly sense Lara's presence. She is not
too far away from here. But as I said before, we need to be
on our way."
"And as I told you before, mother, I don't intend on going
anywhere," replied Kara. "I like this big house. And I
really want to stay here with my Pete."
"We might be able to stay here, I suppose," replied Magda
after a moment's thought. "If Lara's nearby, then Mara most
likely is as well. This house is perfectly located to serve
as the base of operations for our search." Magda smiled at
her daughter. "However, we'll have to do something about
its owner. I refuse to stay in any house owned by a man."
"I won't let you hurt Pete," warned Kara.
But the witch only smiled. "Hurting him wasn't quite what I
had in mind for him."
"Just what do mean by that?"
"You'll see soon enough," smiled her mother. "Let's go
upstairs and pay your Sleeping Beauty a little visit. I
trust you've already relieved him of my Alchemist's Stone."
"Of course. But you should have never let him have it. It's
too dangerous for a mortal to possess."
"I had no choice. I would have missed this chance to
restore you if I'd not taken the chance," replied Magda.
"All I'll need its help for the changes I have in mind for
Pete."
As they made their way up the stairs, Kara fished in purse
for the stone she'd taken from Pete earlier. Handing it to
her mother, she asked, "Just what are you thinking of doing
to my Pete?"
"You'll see soon enough," smiled Magda, as she followed
Kara into Pete's room.
As soon as she saw Pete, Kara smiled at him. He was still
laid out on his bed just as she'd left him - totally naked
and peacefully slumbering. "Isn't he just the cutest thing
you've ever seen in your life, mother?" sighed Kara.
"Cute? He's not even close, child," snapped Magda. "I'm
sure if you tried you could get over him. He's just a male.
And males like him have always been a dime a dozen - at the
very most."
"I can't help how I feel, mother," said Kara dreamily. "I
think I love him."
"I doubt it. That's just his foul addendum to my spell
talking," frowned Magda. "My original spell wasn't supposed
to turn you into his girlfriend. But he somehow changed it.
Even though he shouldn't have been capable of it, he
somehow managed to modify my spell on his own." She looked
over at Pete on the bed. "His modifications to my spell
have also created complications I can't undo without the
risk of losing you again." Magda began grinning. "However,
in the hands of a talented professional such as myself, the
Alchemist's Stone can perform minor miracles. Just watch
and learn, Kara."
As Magda held up the stone, it started to glow.
Bathed in the glow from the stone, the sleeping Pete
appeared to be growing younger. With each apparent year
that slipped away from him, his body accordingly shrank.
"What have you done to Pete, mother?" asked Kara, when the
gem's glow began fading. "He's still just as cute as ever,
but he doesn't look much older than sixteen now."
"He was too old for you before," countered her mother.
Kara was puzzled by her mother's remark. "But isn't he a
little too young for me now?"
"Perhaps. Perhaps not," smiled Magda impishly. "We'll just
have to wait and see what you have to say after I've
finished."
"Finished?" asked Kara. "Just what else could you do to
him?"
"I'm very surprised at you, dear. As a witch yourself, you
should know the intriguing possibilities for him are
virtually endless."
"I'm a witch too?"
"Of course you are. You're my daughter and witchcraft runs
deeply in our ancient family," smiled Magda. "Now just
continue watching your young man." Once more she held up
the stone.
And once again Pete was bathed in its crimson glow.
This time the contours of his youthful male body began
changing. His entire frame swiftly took on a much softer
and more rounded overall appearance. His waist slowly
pulled inwards, while his hips, just as deliberately,
expanded correspondingly.
His male member quickly shrank, finally disappearing
altogether. His scrotum, swiftly deflated by the fleeing of
his testicles upward into his body, remolded as if clay,
becoming a small mound centered about a warm moist slit.
Meanwhile, his chest had also begun changing. Two small
nubs formed beneath his small male nipples and began
pushing them outwards. But while Kara and her mother
watched, the small nubs quickly swelled into two impressive
mounds of firm female flesh.
And finally the thinning hair on his head began growing
thicker and longer. At the same time, it was also becoming
increasingly lighter.
As the glow from the gem faded away, the form lying in the
bed no longer bore any resemblance to Pete in any way. Laid
out peacefully sleeping on the bed was a very attractive
teenage girl with long golden blonde hair.
"Why did you do that to him, mother?"
"Why did I do what to him?" replied Magda innocently.
"You turned my Pete into a girl."
"Oh that. Didn't I just tell you I would never stay in a
house owned by a man?" replied Magda. "As of this moment, I
no longer have any qualms about staying in this house,
since it now belongs to her and not a man."
Kara stared at her mother. "But that's not the only reason
you changed him this way. Is it, mother?"
"It was the primary reason," replied Magda. "But as you've
surmised, it certainly wasn't the only one. Somehow that
man altered my spell and made you love him. Even using my
Alchemist's Stone that should have been impossible for
someone like him. If you're going to love some man, Kara,
it should be because you really love him and not because he
enspelled you into loving him." Magda looked over at the
sleeping girl, who had begun caressing her new breasts in
her sleep. "And since I couldn't negate whatever he did to
make you love him, I gave him a new life. She will still
love you, just as you will still love her. But your love
will now take an entirely different path than he had
intended."
"That was very cruel of you, mother." But even as she
looked over at Pete, Kara quickly realized her mother was
right. She still loved Pete, only it wasn't like the love
she'd felt for him when Pete had still been a man. She no
longer considered Pete to be her lover. Instead, she found
herself now thinking of the girl in the bed in terms more
associated with a little sister.
"Cruelness is always a relative term," Magda shot back.
"What I found more cruel was her being imprisoning in that
sniveling male flesh in the first place." She noted Kara's
sour expression. "Now that I've had time to think about it,
I doubt she was meant to be born male. It now seems quite
clear to me - as it should to you - that she was always
meant to be a witch - a very powerful one - given the male
she'd been born was able to alter my spells so easily.
Something obviously went wrong at her birth. And I've
simply corrected that mistake."
Pete moaned softly in his sleep. "Oh Tommy, I think you're
just so wonderful," he mumbled, a wide grin spreading
quickly across his pretty female face. "I want to do it
again, Tommy baby."
"Tommy baby?" Kara turned to her mother in search of an
explanation. "Just who the hell is this Tommy baby supposed
to be?"
"Most likely," smiled Magda, "Tommy is her boyfriend."
"Her boyfriend?" Kara, for a moment, sounded jealous.
"Really, Kara. I'm really surprised at you," replied her
mother. "I told you I gave him a new life. Don't you think
it would have been unusually cruel for Penny - that's short
for Penelope, you know - to wake up still thinking she was
some man named Pete Quinlan instead of herself Penny
Quincy." Magda smiled mischievously. "And I certainly think
any girl as pretty as our young Penny would have a
boyfriend... or two... or even more. Don't you think so,
Kara dear?"
"But won't he think having a boyfriend, not to mention
being a girl is just a little strange?"
"Why should she think so? You heard her dreaming about
Tommy just now. That simply means her mind has already
accepted her new reality. As far as Penny knows, she's a
girl and has always been a girl. I doubt she'd want it any
other way." Magda took a quick look around Pete's room.
"But we really must do something about this room. It's
simply too male. She'll really be confused if she wakes in
some man's room." Magda held up her Alchemist's Stone once
again and mumbled a few unintelligible words.
A brilliant blinding crimson flash suddenly filled the
room.
As soon as the light and the accompanying afterimages faded
away, Kara saw that the room itself had been transformed
into one that clearly, down to the smallest detail,
belonged to the sixteen-year-old girl lying in her bed.
"That's definitely much better." Magda turned back to her
daughter. "Since we're going to stay here for a while, I
had the stone prepare our rooms as well. When we need to go
to them later, we'll know exactly which rooms they are."
Just then, the young girl on the bed began stirring. After
opening her eyes, she slowly looked about her room. "I'm so
glad you moved in with me, Aunt Kara," smiled the girl once
she spotted Kara. "This place is just so big someone could
easily get lost in it. But is something wrong?"
"Of course not," replied Kara. "Why would you think so,
Penny?"
"You had this funny looking expression on your face, Aunt
Kara."
"I think she just wanted to surprise you, my dear."
Penny turned at the sound of the new voice. "Grandma
Magda!" she exclaimed gleefully. "I didn't know you were
coming too. Are you going to stay? How long are you going
to stay with me?"
"If you'd like, I'll move in here with you and Kara,"
smiled Magda. "I've grown tired of living alone lately. And
I think living here will aid in my search for my missing
daughters, your aunts, Lara and Mara."
"That's absolutely fantastic news, Grandma Magda," squealed
the girl in sheer delight. "I'll just love having both of
you living here with me." Penny smiled at them. "And I'm
sure you both know that if there's anything I can do to
assist your search for Aunts Lara and Mara, then all you
need do is ask me."
"I know that, my dear. And I'll certainly appreciate all
your help as long as it doesn't interfere with your
studies," replied Magda. "But perhaps, you should think
about getting dressed now. And while you're getting
dressed, I will go to the kitchen and fix us all
breakfast." She turned to her stunned daughter. "Let's go
downstairs, Kara. We have a few other things to discuss."
She then turned back to Penny. "We'll see you downstairs in
a little bit, Penny dear."
"All right, Grandma Magda."
However, as Penny watched her grandmother and aunt leave
the room, she suddenly had the strangest feeling that
something - aside from the fact her Aunts Lara and Mara
were still missing - wasn't quite right.
But what could it possibly be?
Maybe it had something to do with that strange dream she'd
had last night. But simply thinking about that weird dream
made her suddenly feel tingly all over.
All of a suddenly, Penny jumped out of her bed and headed
straight for the mirror. Looking at her reflection should
hopefully answer any question she might have about last
night. Penny didn't know exactly why - although she guessed
her peculiar dream was its root cause - she just felt so
incredibly hot and sexy this morning.
Penny was very relieved when she saw her reflection.
Although the thought was sort of amusing and made her feel
downright silly, Penny was glad she was still herself and
not someone else. But why would she ever think something so
patently absurd.
"Who ever heard of someone going to bed at night one person
and waking up the next morning as someone else?" she asked
her reflection.
She looked more closely at her reflection. It, as was she,
was still naked. But that wasn't overly unusual. Penny knew
she'd slept naked ever since she was a little girl. Even as
a young child, she'd simply loved the feel of soft silken
sheets against her body. And those sensations had only
become better and better as she had grown into a woman.
Her hand cupped one of her breasts. "These aren't really
too bad. But I sure do wish my boobies were as big as Aunt
Kara's." She sighed, knowing the boys at her school
apparently liked those girls with the biggest boobies best.
"If they were bigger, then maybe Tommy Miltoon would
finally notice me." On the other hand, she began grinning
widely. "There's still hope. After all, I'm only sixteen
and I'm still a growing girl."
But after gazing at her hot sexy body for a few minutes,
Penny decided she'd better get dressed and go downstairs to
the kitchen. "I certainly wouldn't want Aunt Kara or
Grandma Magda thinking I was up here doing something I
shouldn't be doing," she grinned playfully at her
reflection.
***
"What was with all that Grandma Magda shit upstairs?"
questioned Kara as she sat down at the kitchen table and
watched her mother continue cooking breakfast for the three
of them. "You definitely aren't Penny's grandmother."
"Just why can't I be her grandmother, my dear?" replied
Magda with her own question. "It stands to reason that if
you've become her aunt and I'm your mother, then I must be
her grandmother."
"That's a fairly reasonable explanation, I suppose,"
replied Kara. "Although I have no idea which of my non-
missing sisters - I have no brothers - might now be thought
her mother. But knowing you as well as I do, I'm also
fairly certain it wasn't the only possibility left open to
you. Just what further mischief are you planning to do now,
mother?"
"Are you feeling a little jealous of Penny, dear?" smiled
Magda. "I know you still love Penny as a result of that
spell she cast on you when she was still Pete. But that
love has now been channeled into a form more appropriate
for that between an apparently twenty-year-old aunt and her
precocious sixteen-year-old niece."
"I'm not jealous of you and Penny at all. But after all
your earlier posturing about how you dislike men, you still
went and transformed my Pete, a nearly forty-year-old man,
into your sixteen-year-old granddaughter. I don't know
about you, mother, but your behavior seems a little
discrepant as well as highly inconsistent to me."
"How so, dear? You know I've always thought men had their
place," replied Magda with a wide smile. "Pete's
transformation just seemed the perfectly logical thing for
me to do for - not to - him. Despite his most unfortunate
accident of having been born male and his total ignorance
of his actions in altering my restorative spells, Pete did
help me reclaim your true female self," explained Magda. "I
thought he deserved some kind of reward for being so
helpful. On top of that, I've always wanted a
granddaughter."
"You consider turning Pete into your granddaughter a
reward?"
"Of course I do," replied Magda. "Don't you think it's a
reward? What better reward could I have possibly given some
man than the gift of womanhood? I really think she'll be
far happier now as a nubile sixteen-year-old girl with her
choice of several boyfriends, then she ever would have been
remaining a pushing forty-year-old man whose wife just left
him for the town idiot. And besides, if you or one of your
sisters..."
"Let's not start up that old argument again, mother,"
snapped Kara. "I'm really not ready to continue it right
now."
"Whatever you're cooking smells really good, Grandma
Magda," said Penny as she entered the kitchen.
"It's nothing overly special, dear. It's just eggs,
pancakes, and some link sausage."
"But those are all my favorites," squealed Penny excitedly.
"I should have known you would never forget what I liked,
Grandma Magda."
"I think you'll find your grandmother forgets very little,
Penny," volunteered Kara. "She's always been real good at
remembering those things we'd rather forget."
After Penny quickly sat down at the table next to Kara, her
grandmother placed a heaping plate with a large stack of
pancakes, a couple of eggs, and several link sausages in
front of her and her aunt. Then Magda fixed another plate
for herself and joined them at the kitchen table.
"This is a really great breakfast, Grandma Magda," said
Penny between bites. Her plate was already half empty.
Magda smiled at the compliment from her new granddaughter.
Kara, thinking the whole exchange totally disgusting,
slowly shook her head.
Penny turned to Kara. "I had this really weird dream last
night, Auntie Kara." She paused for a moment, unsure if she
wanted to continue. "And, believe it or not, you were in it
with me."
"I was in your dream last night?" asked Kara. "How very
strange?" She wondered if Penny's dream were really a
dream. "Do you want to talk about it, Penny?"
"I don't really know," replied Penny. "It's a little
embarrassing, not to mention being so very silly."
"I doubt you would have brought it up if you didn't want to
talk about it," said Kara, casting a quick glance at her
mother. "Besides, with all you've just said about it, I've
become very curious about this odd dreams of yours."
Magda suddenly winced. "It might be better if you simply
forgot all about this weird dream, Penny dear." Even though
she knew it should be impossible, Magda hoped Penny's dream
wasn't what she was thinking it might be
"It's all right, Grandma Magda. But I kind of think Aunt
Kara might be right. If I didn't want to talk to you about
my dream, silly and strange as it might be, then I wouldn't
have brought it up in the first place." Penny took a long
deep breath to collect her thoughts before continuing her
story. "In this dream I had last night, I had somehow
become a man - a really old man of thirty-seven or maybe
even thirty-eight."
Kara's mouth dropped wide open in surprise; it wasn't like
her mother to leave loose ends. "Just where did I come into
this dream of yours, Penny?"
Magda stared at her granddaughter in stunned disbelief,
knowing full well that Penny should have no remaining
conscious knowledge of either being Pete or being with
Kara, which she was certain was the direction her dream
story was heading. But it very definitely added more weight
to the argument that Penny was really a witch, whose soul
the powers that be had inadvertently placed in that male
body at birth.
"Believe it or not, as this old guy I spent all night long
fucking you, Auntie Kara. And after becoming exhausted, I
feel asleep," replied Penny hesitantly, her face flushing
somewhat pink. "Isn't that really silly?"
"Silly?" repeated Kara quietly. "I just don't know."
Penny blushed a bright crimson. "That's not exactly what I
meant, you know. You're just so beautiful. And I'm sure if
I were a guy - even one as old as that one I dreamed I was
- I'd really enjoy fucking you again and again, Auntie
Kara." Penny shook her head. "But all night long? Get real.
For such a really old geezer like that to be fucking you,
or any other woman, all night long is just too unbelievable
to be true."
Magda sighed, feeling some relief. If Penny continued
thinking of her night with Kara as Pete as nothing more
than a silly dream, then there wouldn't be much of a
problem. She'd probably forget about the whole thing within
a few hours, especially if she were provided the proper
stimulus. But it was still disconcerting that she even
remembered anything at all about last night.
"I think I know just what you mean, Penny," smiled Kara.
"Guys lack stamina and are easily exhausted."
"I think my dream was probably the result of all the
excitement about having you move in with me," replied
Penny. "You know you're my most favorite aunt in the whole
world and I've always loved you, Auntie Kara. And then,
there's this boy I've been thinking about an awful lot
lately. All of it together must have somehow triggered that
weird jumbled up dream in my mind."
"That sounds like a reasonable explanation," replied Kara,
even though she knew it wasn't the correct one.
"Besides - and please don't take this the wrong way, Auntie
Kara - if there were going to be someone lying in my bed
with me some night, I'd really want it to be Tommy
Miltoon."
"Tommy Miltoon?" asked Kara curiously.
Magda simply smiled. She was beginning to think everything
would be all right with her granddaughter.
"He's that boy I've been thinking about so much lately,"
blushed Penny. "He's in my history class at school," Penny
began to explain. "He's so gorgeous. And you wouldn't
believe just how incredibly hot he is," she said dreamily.
"All the girls at school are chasing after him. I'd really
like to be the one who catches him, but I don't really
think he even knows I exist," pouted Penny.
"That's certainly not an insurmountable problem," mumbled
Magda.
"What was that, Grandma Magda?"
"Nothing, dear. Nothing at all." Magda closed her eyes. For
just a split second, she seemed lost in concentration. "I
was just thinking out loud," she smiled at Penny.
Unexpectedly, the doorbell rang.
"I wonder who that could possibly be?" asked Penny. "I'm
not really expecting anyone else this morning."
"Why don't you get the door and find out, Penny dear?"
Without a grumble, Penny heeded her grandmother's
suggestion. After getting up from the table, she headed
straight for the door.
"Just what are you up to now, mother?" asked Kara
suspiciously. "I saw that look of glee in your eyes."
"You'll see soon enough. I'm sure neither of us want Penny
dwelling on that dream of hers," smiled Magda. "I'll
certainly be happier once your own powers begin manifesting
again.
When Penny returned to the kitchen a few seconds later, she
wasn't alone. "Grandma Magda. Aunt Kara. This is Tommy
Miltoon," she said excitedly. "Can you believe this? Tommy
came all the way over here this morning just to see me."
Penny quickly grabbed Tommy's hand. "I didn't even think
you knew I existed."
"How could I not notice a really hot babe like you, Penny?"
replied Tommy, shaking his head. "Do you want to go up to
your room and fool around for a while?"
"Do I ever," replied Penny. She turned to her grandmother
and aunt. "Tommy and I are going up to my room for a while.
We don't want to be disturbed." Penny smiled mischievously
as she turned her attention back to Tommy. "C'mon Tommy.
Follow me."
"Whatever you say, babe," said Tommy.
Although he was objecting, he still seemed somewhat
confused as Penny pulled him away from the others and
headed him in the direction of her room. And yet, who was
he to complain if this hot sexy fox he only barely knew
wanted to take him up to her room. It definitely seemed an
excellent way for them to become better acquainted.
Kara watched Penny and Tommy disappear up the stairs. "Have
you got any idea what those two could do up there all
alone, mother?"
"I have plenty of ideas, Kara. Most likely they'll soon be
doing whatever comes naturally between a boy and girl. That
would be my best guess," replied Magda. "In spite of what
you think sometimes, I'm not stupid, my dear."
"And you aren't worried about them doing that?"
"Not particularly. You must remember this is her house;
we're just her guests," replied Magda. "Tommy and Penny
will be just fine up in her room. What they'll be doing
together is perfectly natural between a boy and a girl. And
it should also help remove whatever remnants of her dream
are still lingering about in her mind." Magda smiled. "And
it should keep her busy. I have a new lead on the
whereabouts of your sister Lara we need to check out."
"But I still don't like the idea of leaving the two of them
upstairs alone, while we go out looking for Lara."
"Quit worrying about them so much, Kara. Let them have a
little harmless fun together, just like you had with Pete
last night. I swear you're beginning to act just like an
old mother hen."
Kara glared at her mother. "Just what are you up to now,
mother?"
"When did you become so suspicious, young lady?" asked
Magda. "I'll bet you must have picked up that annoying
little trait from your father. He was always one suspicious
cuss."
"Maybe I did and maybe I didn't," snapped Kara. "But in any
event, I still know you. As a result I really think we can
leave daddy out of this argument. And I'm sure you must
know I'll figure out whatever you're doing sooner or
later."
"Oh, all right," growled Magda. "Since I need you to
concentrate on finding your missing sisters, I'll tell you
what I've done. Although he doesn't - and never will -
realize it, Tommy Miltoon's here because I sent for him."
"Why would you send for him?"
"You heard how Penny spoke about him," said Magda. "Didn't
you?"
"Yeah, she thinks she's in love with him," replied Kara.
"So what?"
"I'll be glad when all your memories return. Tommy's the
solution to our little problem."
"What little problem?"
"Haven't you been paying attention to what's been going on,
Kara? He's the solution to what we must do about Penny's
dream. What else did you think I meant?"
"I'm confused," replied Kara. "Just what are you talking
about now, mother?"
"Isn't it obvious to you yet?" replied Kara's mother.
"Simply put, our young Penny shouldn't have remembered
anything about being Pete or screwing you for hours last
night."
"So you've kept saying over and over. But I'm not sure I
see the problem. Penny, as you might remember, told us she
considered it all a silly dream."
"But she needs to totally forget about that dream. If she
doesn't and it's allowed to remain in her mind, she might
eventually remember it was real and not a dream. That's one
of the reasons why Tommy's here right now."
"And just what other reasons might there be?"
"He's here to help her forget the dream, of course," sighed
Magda. "Sometimes you can be so dense about things, Kara. I
wouldn't be overly surprised to discover you got that from
your father too."
"Are you planning on telling me just how Tommy's going to
make her forget about that dream?"
"Dense and naive." Magda shook her head. "Are you
absolutely sure you're my daughter?"
"Mother!"
"He's here for the sex, of course," stated Magda. "Are you
satisfied now?" She smiled at her daughter. "Tommy's here
to fuck Penny. You heard her dreaming about him. And you
should know from being one how boys Tommy's age are always
thinking about sex." Magda smiled. "This will simply kill
two birds with one stone... so to speak."
"What two birds are you planning to kill now?" asked Kara.
"We don't own any damn birds. Why do you insist on talking
in riddles all the time, mother?"
"I wonder where we can get your blood tested," snapped
Magda. "A little old-fashioned sex with Tommy is the
perfect stimulus to make Penny totally forget about that
so-called dream of hers."
"Okay, that's one reason for leaving them alone together.
What might the other one be?"
"It's a little more obscure. Although it's the same reason
I had you and Pete engage in your own sexual activities
last night, I'm not surprised you don't remember with your
impaired memory." Magda looked at the clock on the oven.
"If Penny isn't fucked by a male sometime in the next
twenty-two hours and forty-three minutes to stabilize her
new female form, she's very likely to undergo a spontaneous
physical transformation."
"Are you trying to tell me that Penny might change back
into Pete?"
"That's certainly one possibility," replied Magda.
"However, there are an infinite number of equally likely
possibilities. She could very easily wind up a two-headed,
hermaphroditic, woolly aardvark. Of course, she could just
as easily transform into nearly anything imaginable."
Kara stared at her mother. "If that's the case, then maybe
we had better leave them alone to do what must be done."
Kara smiled at her mother. "I think we should check out
this lead on Lara's whereabouts. Don't you?"
"That's just what I was thinking, dear."
Mother and daughter headed for the door.
"What about the breakfast dishes?" asked Kara, as she
opened the door.
"They're not going anywhere, Kara. And it's not as if Penny
and Tommy will notice whether or not they've been washed or
put away. We'll have plenty of time to do them when we get
back."
"Okay," replied Kara. "And somehow I doubt Penny or Tommy
will notice we've even gone out of the house." Kara and her
mother Magda stepped outside, shutting the door behind
them.
The End
...for now