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The Good Deed by [email protected] with thanks to the very talented Eric for allowing me to play here and write the story with a somewhat different take on it. What can I say; I favor milk chocolate over the darker variety. As always, your comments are appreciated. However, "You Suck" is not a comment or a complete sentence. Sabrina could not tell why or how she became such good friends with Valerie. Maybe because they were polar opposites? Sabrina was everything Valerie was not. Sabrina was tall, almost 5"9' to Valerie's 5"5', Sabrina's long, thick, blonde hair shined, compared to Valerie's lackluster brown. Sabrina had a figure that looked great in a bikini, shorts, or dress. Her High School Jr, 17 year old curves rounding into womanhood. Sabrina loved the way her body was filling out, move like a mature woman's then a teen's. Valerie looked like the puberty fairy had barely waved in her direction. Valerie's eyes seemed dull even, and her face seemed ready for disappointment at every turn. Valerie was the girl picked last when they played volleyball or softball in gym. Where Sabrina was graceful and moved like the wind, Valerie seemed to fall down walking across the room. And yet, Sabrina thought, Valerie was a good friend. She was there for Sabrina, always listened to her complain about her aunts, school, and boys. Even if Valerie had never had a boyfriend, she seemed to enjoy hearing about Sabrina's situations. Sabrina could not let her in on her most deep secret, that she was a witch. Not a witch like in the movie Wizard of Oz, but a magical witch, like her aunts, who she lived with. But Sabrina could not share that with anyone. Boy, I wish I had someone my age to talk about being a witch to. My aunt's are nice, but having someone my age to share with, that would be awesome. But I guess that wish might never come true. But, the truth be told, she enjoyed Valerie and wanted to help her when and where she could. If only she was more confident, Sabrina mused to herself, as she closed her locker. Thank goodness, the day was drawing to a close. She had mounds of witch's homework to do, in addition to her "normal" schoolwork. Just then, Valerie walked up, and stumbled into the bench, and began to babble about her struggles in math and history. "I just don't get it," Valerie said. "You get the subjects so easily, and I fight and struggle all the time with them. I just must be stupid," and she hung her head. "Val, you are my bestest buddy, and my buddy is not stupid. I KNOW you are smart, just relax, and be confident, and it will come to you. You really have to stop fighting the material all the time. Relax and it will come to you," replied Sabrina. "That's easy for you, you're awesome, beautiful and smart and athletic, and..I dunno no, just special, no one picks on you, like they do with me," Val moaned. And with that, the queen bitch of the school appeared to torment them both. Libby seemed to live for picking on the weak and alone, a High School survivor of the fittest. "Oh my gosh, it's the gruesome twosome! (Libby giggled) Do anything weird today Spellman?" Libby laughed at Sabrina. Sabrina took it in stride, and waved Libby away, "Besides talking to you, which is terrifying enough, nothing out of the ordinary." Libby seethed, and looked for easier prey. "And how is the boy magnet doing today? Have you spoken to a boy under the age of 50 this year, VALARIE?" Valerie stuttered a reply, and turned red. Sabrina stepped in, "At least she is not a repellant, like you," Sabrina shot at Libby. The crowd in the hall giggled at Libby, as Libby stalked away, looking for new meat to feed on. Valerie was shaking and her eyes seemed full of tears. Sabrina put an arm on her shoulder and pulled her close. Valerie felt Sabrina's strong arm and even the press of Sabrina's full bust, against her own almost non-existent chest. "Sabrina, why can't I be more like you?" "Val, you are wonderful as you are. You just need to let that person inside out. I've been with you, when we study, and I KNOW you are much smarter then you let on. Inside you is a confident girl, wanting to get out. You should let her out to play now and again," said Sabrina, as she held her friend. That night Sabrina talked with her aunts, Zelda and Hilda, about Valerie. They all agreed that this was a phase, that most likely Val would grow out of it, and it was good that Sabrina was her friend. "But no magic," said Zelda, "there are some things in life that one must live through and experience for themselves. If we as magical beings intervene, the results very well could be awful for both the person we try to help, and for ourselves as well. Do you understand Sabrina?" Zelda demanded of her. "Oh, yeah, sure...of course," Sabrina replied, in the manner of countless teens, brushing off countless adults. Sabrina yawned and answered the ringing phone. "Hey Val, what up girl?" Sabrina nodded and said into the phone, "Sure, of course, your B-day is Thursday...Dinner at your house, with mom and dad? Sure, of course, I'll be there, Happy 17th Val-girl." And Sabrina hung up the phone. "What was that?" asked Hilda. "Val's birthday and she invited me to dinner at her house. I better eat in advance, her mom can't cook," laughed Sabrina. "Ok, go and have a good time, but remember, just BUY a gift, no magic," said Zelda. "Like, HELLO, I heard you already," fumed Sabrina. Two days later, Thursday evening came. Valerie's parents were nice enough, if boring. But it seemed like there was something troubling them both, and had been for as long as Sabrina had known them. But tonight, for Valerie's 17th Birthday, they seemed almost happy. And to Sabrina's great relief, pizza had been ordered from Salerno's Pizza. Valerie loved the CD Sabrina had bought for her, although, why anyone in western civilization would want Beck's greatest hits, was beyond Sabrina's comprehension. Well, at least Val liked it. Sabrina looked around at Val's home and life here, and wondered how she could make Valerie's life better? The cake came out of the kitchen. Somehow, it seemed only fitting that a chocolate cake be the chaser to Pizza with peppers and onions. As Val's mom and dad, Debbie and Tom, lite the candles, it came to Sabrina what she could do. I'll grant her, if I can, her birthday wish. I know Aunt Zelda said no magic, but what the heck, this is my best bud, and I want to make her happy. What harm could it do? Whatever she wishes's for, when she blows out the candles, I will grant. And with that, Sabrina sent her spell into the room, where it awaited Valerie's desire. Valerie looked down at the blazing candles, and at her parents and her best friend. As she looked at Sabrina and her parents, her life became clear to her, and she made a wish from deep in her heart. Valerie knew, as with all such wishes, it could never come true, but then again, it was her birthday, and, like, why not? She smiled to herself and lowered her face. Sucking in air, she made the wish and blew. Flames leaped from the candles onto the tablecloth and the tablecloth caught on fire, and her father poured some milk on the flame as everyone else jumped back. The three ladies looked at the smoke, wet tabletop, and ruined cake, and suddenly laughed together. "Happy Birthday honey," Debbie said. Her father looked up from the table. "Yes, we love you honey," he added. Sabrina hugged her, and said, "I hope your wishes come true." "Oh thanks, and your's too Sabrina," Val replied. The next morning, Friday, Valerie woke up as she always did. But today, it seemed different. How, she could not exactly say. The room looked the same, the setting familiar, yet, she felt different. She got up, and showered, and as she dried herself, she looked in the mirror. And then looked again. Her hair, it was a hair lighter then she expected. She picked up the bottle of shampoo, and noticed it was a new brand her mom bought, and so she chalked it up to a new shampoo. Not too bad, she mused, it does not look bad at all. Getting up and down for breakfast, she discovered she had an appetite like never before. Even her mom commented. Valerie just finished her cereal and ate a 2nd piece of toast, and walked out the door, meeting Sabrina at the normal corner. Valerie just felt great, she could not explain it better then that. Alive, in tune, aware and happy, yes, that was it, happy. Maybe turning 17 is a new beginning? She giggled and wondered as she walked. Sabrina watched Valerie approach. The walk was different; it had, well, a bounce and roll to it, a spring in her step. Looks like a scene from a commercial for vitamins or something, Sabrina noted. "Hi Val, doing something new to your hair? Streaking? Or something?" "Naw, mom got a new shampoo, I guess it has a lighting agent or something. Hey, extra special thanks for coming last night. I know my mom and dad are dry as dust, but you are wonderful for putting up with us," said Valerie. "Oh, its cool. Your parents are ok, as parents go. (Sabrina smiled). What did you wish for, before the fire?" diggled Sabrina. "Nothing real. It's so silly, I can't even say without feeling dumb. So please don't ask, k?", replied Valerie. "Ok, deal. Let's get to class," Sabrina answered, but still curious. As they entered the main school building, Libby was waiting. "So, how was super loser's birthday party? Was it a party of one?" Libby tore into Valerie, expecting her to crumble. But to Sabrina's surprise, Valerie was standing and looking directly at Libby, with something like fire and passion in her eye. "You know what I learned at my 17th Birthday party? I learned that one good friend is priceless. (And Valerie smiled at Sabrina). I learned that my parents love me, and I discovered that being bitter is an awful waste of time. So Libby, give up on the bitter and awful part, and join the human race with the rest of us, there is a lot of room," Valerie shot at her. Libby looked stricken and wounded. A basic law of nature had been overturned. The victim had turned on the hunter, the nerd had turned. And as bullies over the years had discovered, they can't defend themselves against someone who wont accept their bullying. Valerie stared at Libby, and saw something in Libby's eye she liked, and that was fear and confusion. And that touched something deep in Valerie. "Libby, you don't HAVE to be mean. You can be friendly, and you never know, who might take your hand in friendship," Valerie said, amazing herself and Sabrina. "Things don't have to be like this. (Valerie continued). You can try being nice to people. You might be surprised at how they react to you too." Libby stared, confused and dazed by this turn of events, of Valerie taking charge. And Valerie's words seemed to hit her hard. "Um, yeah, sure, I guess...see you guys later..." and Libby turned and walked away, looking back at them, over her shoulder. "Val, I am like so proud of you! I told you that you just had to let out the confident girl," said Sabrina. "Sabrina, I don't know where that came from, but, it feels good," said Val. The morning bell rang. "Time to enter the slave quarters," Val laughed, and waved good-bye to Sabrina. Sabrina went about her day, not seeing Valerie until the morning break, 2 hours later. But for Valerie, it was an interesting morning. Her first class was a cooking class. Her mom encouraged her to take it, but she never seemed to get the directions or cooking right. Normally, she would make a mess of the recipe and then burn it totally. Today was different, she mixed, poured and measured, and without making a mess. The food came together, and even tasted like it should. All Val did was take her time and watched what she was doing, and everything came out good. The only concern was, halfway through class, her shoes felt alittle snug, and she had to keep adjusting them. Biology was next. Val sat in class, taking notes. And the amazing thing was that for the first time ever, it made sense. Like for the first time, she was just relaxing and easing into the class, not fighting it. Val told herself, just relax and concentrate on the teacher's words and the text. Cells, chromosomes, and genes, the building blocks of which we are, and all our traits, of course, it was all so clear. Kinda cool stuff, seeing how we become who we are. All I have to do is let myself learn. Valerie found the material pretty interesting after all, but had always been afraid of it. But today, if she just showed some confidence, it flowed. Sabrina was right. It would have been even more wonderful, but during the class, her panties began to feel too small. Guess I did overeat at breakfast and too much pizza and cake, she reflected. At break, Sabrina found Valerie, sitting in their normal place. Val looked different, her hair lighter, even more then the morning, and her figure. For the first time, Sabrina noticed some curve to Val's hips and butt. In fact, for the first time, Val seemed to have a definite waistline too. "That shampoo seems to be working overtime, look at your hair, it's really lighter," said Sabrina. "Yeah, I'm kinda surprised too. I'm not sure if I really like it myself. I think it's back to my normal wash tomorrow. How's your day going?" asked Val. They recounted the events of the morning and class. Who was absent, what teachers were being more painful then normal, and what boys were looking cute. As the bell rang, they parted ways until lunch. "Remember I have science club at lunch today, you gonna join us today?" asked Sabrina. "You know what? Yeah, I think I will. Maybe it's time for me to come out of my shell, and see the world," answered Valerie. "Boy, whatever you had for breakfast, you should have it every day," said Sabrina, and they both giggled. "See ya there," said Val, as she walked to her next class. Sabrina watched her walk away, noticing the sway of hips she was sure was not there the day before, and a butt that seemed to be getting more curvy by the minute. Valerie discovered that math was not different today then her earlier classes. If she just concentrated, it all made sense. Suddenly, plotting a line from an equation, like Y=3x+8 made sense and she could do it. Working on the chalkboard, in front of the students and teacher, normally would have freaked her out. She would have frozen, like a deer in the headlights. Yet today, she just took the equation step by step, and solved it. Valerie could feel the problem and equation unraveling before her, like a chess game and she could see each move. It was something she could do at home, alone and by herself in her room. In the quiet of her room, she could be smart. But in public, she was always too scared. In class, with everyone watching, it was too scary for words. It was amazing and kinda fun, solving this problem, its just a big puzzle to be solved, not a war, she smiled inwardly. As she stood with her back to the class, she felt that for the first time, she could feel the boys staring at her ass. To her surprise, she liked the thought, she giggled to herself. Even the teacher, Mr. Marx, told her well done, and she blushed to her toes. Sitting down, she found she had to adjust her bra straps. Not that she had a lot in the cups, but today, like her panties, the bra just seemed not to fit right. Valerie's computer class was a breeze. She had always enjoyed it, and working alone, she was always more comfortable. But today, the cute boy at the next station, Roger, was looking at her, as if he had never seen her before. "Hey Valerie, you doing your hair different? It looks great," he said. Valerie blushed, under the unfamiliar attention. "No, just a new shampoo, do you like it?" she answered. "I do. You look like you have really tried to change your look. I can tell you I like it," he smiled at her. Valerie blushed again, not knowing what to say, but then the teacher asked for everyone's attention, and class continued. At Lunch, Valerie walked into Science Club and found Sabrina. Sabrina looked at Valerie, noting that again, or was it still, she looked different. Sabrina was now sure, that Valerie's hair was way too light to be explained by shampoo, and her figure was looking fuller then the day before. Even her skin looked healthier, and her eyes seemed alive. More then that, the mental change was epic. Instead of not talking to anyone, or standing alone, Val was saying hello to everyone and instead of hanging with Sabrina, she was with Roger. This was weird in the extreme. Like reality was being altered? What did that girl wish for on her birthday? Oh man, I hope I did not screw up too bad, my aunts will have my head for it, if I did, thought Sabrina. The club came to order, and Sabrina watched as Val came out of her shell. She was interested, involved and vocal. Even her voice seemed clearer and more confident then ever before. As the lunch period ended, and the club broke up, Sabrina grabbed Val's arm and marched her to a side. "So, how is our budding Einstein doing it? What changed with you Val?" Sabrina demand. "Hey, you're supposed to be my best friend! You're the one who was always telling me to be more confident. Just to get out and do things. Now you're pissed at me? How mean! That's harsh," said Valerie, as she looked Sabrina in the eye. Sabrina thought this over and then asked softly, "Val, what did you wish for yesterday?" "Sabrina, it was something stupid, and it could never come true, so forget it, ok? Come on, we have to get to class," Val replied and began to walk. Sabrina again watched her walk away, and noticed that she seemed alittle taller then she should, but that couldn't be, could it? Sabrina could feel the skin on the back of her neck get cold, as she began to worry anew about if she made a HUGE mistake. With that, she went to class. Valerie sat quietly through History. The class was seeing a video anyway, for the entire class, so she could take stock and think in the darkness. Deep inside, she knew she was smarter then she ever let on, it was just that she was so insecure; she could never focus or study. But today, she just felt like she never had in her life. Alive, aware, confident and yes, even strong and, dare I think it, she thought, sexy? And the feeling was growing and growing. Speaking of growing, she was sure her clothes were feeling snugger and tighter. Even her shoes really did not feel right. Sitting in the desk, she felt amiss, like she was not sitting right. Her bra, panties and jeans all felt as if they were a size too small. Finally class ended, and Valerie walked to her last class of the day. She drew PE last, and she had decided to take stock of herself, as she changed into her gym gear. Waiting until the locker room was mostly empty, she began to change. As she pulled up her gym shorts, she was sure they were snug. Entering the bathroom, she made sure she was alone. Lifting her t- shirt over her head, she looked at herself in the mirror. A short gasp escaped her lips. The person staring back at her, well, it was her, and yet it was not. Her formerly brown hair was longer, thicker, and almost blonde. The face, was her's, yet there was something else there. It was as if it was a blend of Valerie and something or someone else. As she thought this, she grew faint, knowing the reason. My wish, my wish, its coming true, she thought. No way, yet, way. The evidence was literally in her face. Her wish to become just like Sabrina, it was slowly coming true, little by little. Upon realizing this, she looked down at her body. Immediately she discovered, it was true. Looking at her waist compared to the sink, she saw she was taller then she should be, by at least 2 inches. Her waist appeared tight, defined and her belly taunt. Were those muscles across her belly? In her shorts, she could see her legs had acquired shape and muscle tone, which definitely had not been there yesterday, or even this morning. Turning and twisting, it was clear her butt, or is it big enough to call it an ass, she mused, was round and curvy. No wonder the guys were looking at her. Raising her hands and feeling her new curves and body, she looked at her chest, and smiled. Where before, there was nothing much going on; there clearly were mounds in the making. Her bra was clearly too small. The 34A she put on in the morning was not going work this afternoon. She knew she could not shower here, if she took the bra off, she would never get it back on, she thought with a giggle. It was like all her dreams coming true. Looking again at her face, she saw she was no long plain. She had become pretty. She was not Sabrina, but a blend of some kind. It was her old face, but made softer, more balanced, lips fuller and eyes clearer, her very skin glowing. Putting the t-shirt back on, she joined her class in volleyball. Coming late, she was picked last for a team. Now this was nothing new for her, she was kinda slow and clumsy. Valerie took her place on the court, on the same team as Libby it turned out. Her position was in the back row behind Libby. Libby surprised her, by turning and saying, "ready back there?" and smiling. Valerie was shocked, did the world change that much? But she smiled and nodded. The other team served the ball, and it flew directly to Valerie. And to her great surprise, she received the serve and bumped it to the setter, who set Libby for a spike. Everyone turned to Valerie and high 5ed her. Wow, that never happened before. And with that, Valerie lost herself in a spirited game, and just enjoyed the feeling of playing and competing. Even Libby was friendly, like their encounter of the morning had scared her into being someone new. After the game, the other girls were friendly to her, none of the usual teasing she had to put up with, and for the first time in her life, Valerie felt like a normal teen, whatever that was. That night at home, Valerie's parents looked at her, but pretended not to notice anything. Her father had to work Saturday, and mom was going to a cousins for the day. Laying in bed, she felt with her hands, her growing hair, and changing shape, wondering if it would last, if it were a dream, she fell into a deep sleep. Sleeping in, everyone was gone when she got up at 9AM, in the time-honored tradition of teens everywhere. Raising up and going to her mirror, she could feel some changes from the day before. Her hair was alittle longer, her braless chest felt heavier, fuller, as did her hips. Looking in the mirror, she almost screamed. The face in the mirror was not hers anymore. It belonged to her best friend, Sabrina. Throwing on an oversized shirt, and baggy pants, she dashed to Sabrina's home. Standing at the door, she knocked softly. Sabrina heard the knock, but figured her aunts were up. Until her familiar, Salem the cat, landed on her chest, and reminded her that Aunt Zelda and Hilda were out for the morning. Sabrina put on a long shirt and came to the door. Opening it, she screamed, for standing there, was her! Looking at the clothes her double was wearing, Sabrina knew she had seen them somewhere else, then it hit her. "Valerie? Is that you?" "Yes, oh my yes. My wish came true," she beamed. "What did you exactly wish for," asked Sabrina in fear. "I wanted to be just like you, in every way," Val smiled. Sabrina yanked Val into the house, before anyone could see them standing together. "You wanted to be me? Why?" asked Sabrina. "Isn't it clear? You are my hero. You are everything I want to be, smart, strong, sexy, popular," answered Val, "but how could this happen?" Sabrina took a deep breath and looked at Valerie. It occurred to Sabrina, now was a good time to come clean, after all, she caused this mess, and she just could not think of anything logical or normal that would explain this anyway. "Val, I'm a witch, and so are my aunts," said Sabrina. "You mean, like magic and all that?" asked a surprised Val. "It certainly explains a lot of weird things from the last few years." "Yes, and I wanted to grant your wish from the birthday party, I just had no idea it was anything like this," continued Sabrina. Salem, the family familiar and cat, walked in and stared at the two Sabrinas. "Well, as if one was not enough. I guess this is double trouble," he commented sardonically. Valerie watched in amazement. "He talks?" She breathed. "Oh, he talks way too much. Let's go upstairs to my room, and see what can be done about this," Sabrina said. Sabrina first stopped in her aunt's library and picked up the large volume of magic spells and directions. They entered the room, and Sabrina set to work trying to find a spell to undo the wish. "Sabrina, can't I stay this way? I've never felt this awesome, this good. Can't we say I'm a lost sister or something, please?" Sabrina was touched and considered this. "Val, I'd love that, but you can't. For reason's I can't fully explain. Your parents for one, and magic are a weird thing. I have a feeling a lot is out of balance because of this. I have to undo it, ready? I think I found the spell," said Sabrina. Valerie stood, "Sabrina, please, isn't there another way? I, I don't want to go back." The tears filled her eyes. Sabrina felt sad to the soles of her feet, but knew it was the right thing. "Val, I wish I did not have to, but it is what has to be." With that, Sabrina cast the spell, and a glow surrounded Valerie, who watched with tearful eyes. And then... nothing, the glow disappeared and Valerie was still Sabrina. "That should have worked, what happened?" wondered Sabrina. "I'm still you, cool," replied a relieved Valerie. "I know, it's the wish. (Said Sabrina as she snapped her fingers). It can't be changed unless you want it to be. You won't let me change it? (Val shook her hand NO). Ok, we can't have two Sabrina's running around. We need to plan this out together," said Sabrina. The two girls sat on the bed together, and held hands. Then an idea came to Valerie. "It sounds dumb, but you could be me. That way there is one of each, and no-one will be missing," said Valerie. Sabrina thought for a moment, but realized it made sense. "Ok, just for the day, then we find a better solution with my aunts, all right?" "Deal," said Valerie. Sabrina cast another spell, and became Valerie. They exchanged data for the day, including changing clothes and going over their plans for the day. "Ok, so I have a boring day as you, and you get to go out with my boyfriend, Harvey? Like that's so fair!" fumed Sabrina. "Chill, VALERIE, its just for the day," Val giggled. "Yeah, remember that, it's just for the day, see you in the morning. Salem will help you with whatever you need, won't you Salem?" Sabrina instructed the cat/familiar. "It will be a pleasure, this gets more amusing by the minute. I have no doubt Valerie is more polite then you anyway," said the cat. "Oh, do be quiet," said Sabrina, as she left. Sabrina had the morning from hell. Her "mom" had left Val a long list of chores, and she could not dare use magic to speed them up. Dishes, laundry and cleaning the bathroom, how gross! Sabrina could deal with chores, but this cleaning without magic? Yuck! Her fingers smelled like cleaning solutions. At home, Sabrina just used magic to clean. She almost had no idea how to do these chores on manual. In the afternoon her "dad", came home and took her to lunch. Sabrina had missed a father figure in her life, and the lunch was pleasant. However, she was reminded of how plain Val was. Boys, and girls and even adults acted almost as if she was not there. When she tried to get the waiter's attention, he seemed to look right past her. As Sabrina, she never had trouble getting a guys attention. It must really suck to be Val, no wonder her self-esteem is so low. It was depressing to feel as if you were not worth anyone noticing. And that the world does not notice you are alive. Is this what Val goes through everyday? No wonder she lacks confidence, Sabrina mused sadly, at least this is just for a day. That evening, Sabrina made dinner for her "mom" and "dad", who were impressed by what she learned at school. That evening, it was the 3 of them, watching a DVD, and then going to bed. Sabrina wondered how Val was doing, and being her and having HER boyfriend. Oh well, best not to get too hot about that now. By contrast, Val's day was one of delight and discovery. Salem, glad to have a new audience, talked all morning about the world of magic, witches and warlocks. He showed Val the volumes in Hilda and Zelda's library. Val was consumed with the desire to read all she could; it was all wonderment, as Salem lead her around. Salem showed her the books of spells, incantations and potions. What Valerie found totally exciting and interesting was the "Witch's guide to health and family" and books telling magical history and relations. As the day wore on, approaching lunch, Val was feeling more and more comfortable as Sabrina, but she could feel a strange feeling in her tummy, and a mild headache. Like an aching muscle that needed to be exercised. The headache grew and grew, until lunch, when she entered the kitchen with Salem, and got inspired. It was clear what the ache might be. Could her "powers" be having a growing pain? After all, she wished to be like Sabrina in everyway, didn't she? "Salem, if my wish was to be the exactly the same as Sabrina, does it make sense that I have magic powers?" "Yes, it does actually. Let's try something. Look at the sink and faucet. Think about it, and try turning it on from here, across the room," said Salem. Val looked at the facet, and as if she was flexing a little used muscle, suddenly, she felt the muscle move, her headache disappear, and the water turned on. "Oh my," she exclaimed. "Now," said Salem, "turn it off, the same way." Val focused, now knowing where the muscle was, and gently turned off the water. Cool, way cool, Valerie thought to herself. "You have much to learn, and this is an entire world that's new to you. Sabrina plans that you return to being Valerie, the human. But you don't want to, do you?" inquired Salem. "No, I have to tell you, I love this. It's like I've been set free and let out of a cage, where I was trapped," answered Valerie. "I can see how you would find this liberating. But, there are more responsibilities and learning that go with it. Believe me, you have barely touched on all that goes with being a witch. Valerie, I like you. There is something special about you, I've seen you come here for years, and I am glad I can finally speak to you," said Salem. Valerie picked up the cat and stroked his fur, and gave him a kiss between the ears. "And me too, Salem. Is there a solution?" she begged, as she put the cat down on the sofa. Salem appeared to consider for a moment and looked at her intently. "You have a good heart and soul. I can see in your heart that being selfish or evil does not inspire you. There is a way, but you must find it and plan it for yourself. The elements are contained in the books we have looked at, but you have to be brave, bold and daring to find both the solution and a plan of action. Is that you?" the cat asked. Valerie, stood and walked around the room, looking at the books, the house and Salem. Clearly she was in deep thought. "Salem, 2 days ago, no, it would not have been me. But today, I see and feel a new me, brighter, stronger, and happier. I want to stay. Can you help me?" Valerie inquired. "I can not help you more then I already have. And I cannot allow you to hurt Sabrina, or her family. The way is more of plot and thinking, then anything else. That is all I can offer you. What I can tell you, is I believe in you, and that you can find a solution, and carry it out," said the cat. Valerie, smiled, stroked Salem again. Lifting him again, she kissed him, "You and I are gonna be good friends, aren't we? I have been looking for someone like you forever," she said. If cats could blush, Salem would have. "And I have been looking for a witch to train, like you. (Valerie blushed, he called me a WITCH!!). You had best get to work. Harvey will be here at 6 to take you to dinner and movies. Remember your curfew is 11PM," said Salem. Valerie nodded, and fell into her studies. After several hours, and a short lunch break, Valerie found a "transfer" spell. And with it, the beginnings of an idea began to frame. In the Witch's History, she found a spell for bringing peace or rather a truce between warring family member/witches, where they could not hurt each other. Valerie smiled, and knew she had all the elements she needed. Now, if she could just be bold and bring it all together. She wondered if she should tell Salem and decided not to. It was time to get ready for her date with Harvey. She showered and did her hair. Feeling how long and thick it was a joy. She dressed in clean jeans that fit her snug, and a pink top, with just a hint of her full bust showing. She looked in the mirror; amazed the sexy girl was her. Harvey arrived at 6PM and told her she looked hot. Valerie blushed and took his arm. She enjoyed the feeling of his bicep and being with a guy. Dinner was nice at a Mexican restaurant, and the movie was a romantic comedy. She enjoyed putting her head on his shoulders, as he caressed her arm and back. She was so happy, she was sure her heart would burst. At 10:45, they got to her house and sat on the porch. Harvey put his arm around her and pulled her close. Valerie felt her heart beating faster and faster, as Harvey moved his face to hers, until their lips met. Lips, and then tongues found each other. Valerie felt a warm feeling inside her, getting closer to Harvey. She felt his hand rise, softly touching her left breast, making her purr. "Sab, are you bigger?", he asked in wonder, as he cupped her. "Umm, I did grow a little, do you like?" she purred back. His hand softly squeezed her breast, and she felt warm inside as she felt her nipple swell in his strong hand. This must be what heaven feels like, she thought, as they kissed again. Suddenly, the porch light went on, and they stood. At the door were Zelda and Hilda, waving and smiling at them, pointing to Hilda's watch. "Oh well, guess all good things come to an end," said Harvey. Valerie hugged him again, kissing his cheek, and walked to the door. "I had a great time, talk to you tomorrow, ok," she said. "Bye good looking," and with that he walked to his car. Valerie walked in and sat with "her" aunts. Yes, she had a good time, she told them. Yes, Harvey was very nice. No, she did not let him get too "frisky", and they all giggled. "Remember dear, we will need to move in a few years anyway, so don't get too attached," said Zelda. "We don't age like humans. You need to remember, once you reach 25, it's 5 to 1. We age 1 year, for each 5 human years. We have to move to avoid causing talk." Well, that just sealed it for Valerie. To age slow and be young and beautiful for, almost forever, that was just too cool. Valerie kiss both her "aunts" good night, gathered Salem, and took him to her room. She wanted to review the old texts again, to make certain she understood. Salem watched, pleased at how she was taking to the craft, and her desire to succeed. In the morning, Valerie opened door, seeing Sabrina, as Valerie standing before her. "You know, your family is not so weird, or so awful. They do love you," said Sabrina. "I know, but Sabrina, I really want to stay. Are you sure I can't be your lost twin or something? PLEASE," she pleaded, eyes wide. Sabrina looked at her friend, and felt sad, but she knew they could not be two Sabrinas. "No Val, we need to undo this magic and your wish," whispered Sabrina. "Are you sure you don't want to be MY twin," asked Valerie, in a sad and resigned voice. "No Val, we can't. I can't be your twin," said Sabrina. Valerie hearing this knew it was now or never, for Sabrina was determined to have her return to her old life. And after having a taste of this magical life, knew she could not, and would not go back, to being merely human Valerie Green. It was time to put her plan into action. She frowned and looked at Sabrina. "Ok Sabrina, let's shake on it, you don't want to be my twin," she said, extending her hand. Sabrina reached out and grabbed her friend's hand. As they touched, they both felt a jolt. Sabrina jumped back, instantly returning to herself, as Sabrina, suddenly realizing what happened. "Oh my god!! You have POWERS!! You tried to trick ME!! You tried to drain my powers! How could YOU!!" Sabrina fairly screamed at her "friend". Valerie looked stricken, and faced her. "Sabrina, I just could not go back. I just could not let you. And, I promise, I SWEAR, I would not hurt you. NEVER, EVER!! SWEAR TO G-D!! Please believe me," exclaimed Valerie, as the tears fell like rain from her eyes. Neither moved, but watched each other wary. "Sabrina, I just can't go back. I did not want to hurt you, and I won't hurt you. But I had to find a way to make you listen. To listen to me and work with me," said Valerie, gaining her composure. Salem watched and smiled. Sabrina was not sure what to do. She knew she needed to summon her aunts and then what? Was it fair to have Valerie taste all this and then take it away? "Sabrina, I have an idea. I was reading your aunt's texts yesterday. In 'Witch's History' there is a spell for a truce, between family," said Valerie. "Val, you may have not noticed, but we are not family," said Sabrina. "Well, look at us. We are TWINS," she smiled. "And it's better then fighting or worrying about trusting each other." "How did you find this spell? I can never get into those volumes," asked Sabrina. "I dunno, they just amazed and fascinated me. Come on, let's try it," said Val. Val opened the book and showed the spell to Sabrina. It all made sense, so Sabrina agreed. They said the words together; the spell would ensure they could not hurt each other, as they were family. As they finished the words, they clasped hands. They both felt a tingling all over their bodies. As the tingling pasted, they looked at each other, and felt a great calm. But for Valerie, the tingling continued for another moment, like her entire body was waking up, from being "asleep" for sitting too long. Then it stopped, and she felt a rush like never before. She smiled at Salem, who smiled back and nodded. "Let's go see my aunts. This is not going to be pretty," said Sabrina. Valerie picked up Salem, stroking his fur, getting comfort from it, and they walked down the stairs together, to the living room. Zelda and Hilda were sharing coffee, and both nearly spit up when two Sabrinas entered the room. There was a moment of silence, and then Zelda asked, "Ok Sabrina, what did you do this time?" So, Sabrina went though the entire story, from A to Z. Zelda scolded her, "I told you not to use magic, it would be awful, but NO, you were too smart for that." "And I admit, I have no idea what to do now. Unless Valerie wants to release her wish," said Hilda. "No, I really don't want to. Isn't there some way for me to stay a witch?" asked Valerie, to the entire room. "None that I know of, and you being here may have put entire worlds out of balance," said Zelda. "Very true Zelda," said Hilda, "Sabrina, you can not know what actions your magic has caused her, or who has noticed already. We must be prepared for anything." Suddenly, there was a flash of pale blue light, and a man appeared. He was well dressed, in a suit and tie, about the same age as Zelda and Hilda. They all stared, until Hilda spoke first. "Donatello, you honor us with your presence," said Hilda, upon seeing him. "Your honor is always welcome here in our home," said Zelda. "We are all sorry to hear about your wife, Dina," continued Zelda. "Thank you for your courtesy and condolences. Zelda, we have known each other way too long for formalities. You know why I am here. The Magic World is out of balance. The magical census is off center, and this home is the reason. Ah, and now I see the reason. Please introduce yourself," he said, looking at Sabrina and Valerie. "I am Sabrina Spellman..." began Sabrina. "No, no, not you Sabrina. I know you, although it has been many a year since I have seen you. (He smiled at her). You look just like your mother. No, I was referring to your twin, our guest," he said, and pointed at Valerie. Valerie stood, trembling, "I am Valerie Green..." "Ah, and you were not born a witch, were you?" he asked. "No, I was born human. But who are you," she asked in a scared voice. "You need not fear me little one. I am Donatello. My function is to be a Judge. Rather a Judge of the Magical World, who visits situations and crimes, which need correction or Judgment. In this case, I have a witch, who should not be one. A young Witch, using magic on mortals, and two adult witches, who let this happen under their roof. Not too much out of the ordinary. (Donatello laughed deeply). I have known Zelda for many, many years. We are old friends, are we not Zelda?" He smiled at Zelda. "Oh Donnie, I was your girlfriend for 50 years," laughed Zelda. "But you picked Dina, the lucky witch." "It's Donatello for now, for there is much business to review," he said with a frown. "I need to have the facts from the beginning. First off, Valerie, I will not hurt you. But you need to co-operate with me, as a court. You understand? (She nodded, still afraid, and Sabrina took her hand, as they sat together on the sofa). Good. Valerie, we need to get all the facts. I don't ask you to recount them. No, in this court, I can review your memories magically. I cannot change them or alter them, and neither can you. So there are not lies or falsehoods or story telling. And I will not hurt you when I do review them. I will start with Zelda and Hilda, then Sabrina and then you. Are we clear?" Everyone agreed, and Zelda stepped up to Donatello. He put his hand on her forehead and smiled at her. Donatello's face began to bob as he was clearly gathering information. Then Hilda took her turn. Then Sabrina stood up, and Donatello put his hand on her forehead. Quickly he began to frown. "Oh my Sabrina, have you never heard that no good deed goes unpunished?" he remarked offhanded. "Valerie, please," he motioned to her. Valerie trembled. Sabrina asked, "Can I hold her hand? Or can she hold Salem?" Donatello smiled, "Valerie, you can do both." Valerie picked up Salem, who leaped into her arm, and Sabrina took her right hand. Donatello began, but a frown did not appear. Instead, a smile spread and words like, "Amazing...interesting...intriguing," fell from his lips. After a few minutes, he withdrew his hand and motioned for all to sit. "So, you want to remain a witch? Do you have any idea of what that involves? What will be required of you?" he asked Valerie. "Your honor, I can't pretend to know. But I know it's better then my human life," answered Valerie. "My dear, perhaps you are correct about that, however, there are at least two parties we need to hear from, before I can pass judgment. That would be, your father and mother. Certainly, they have an interest in this proceeding. Don't you agree?" He asked Valerie. Valerie looked faint, but bravely answered, "Yes, they do. But how can they come here?" Donatello laughed, "Leave that matter to me." And he snapped his fingers. And in front of them all, Valerie's parents appeared. Debbie and Tom did not appear surprised or concerned. They walked to Valerie and hugged her, to her surprise. "You know why you are here?" asked Donatello. "Yes, the court needs our help to decide our daughters future," replied Debbie. "You are clear on the situation. I have only to ask you, do you wish Valerie returned to you, in her human state?" Donatello intoned formally. "How can we answer that fairly? I can see she is much happier this way. As a parent, how can I ask her to give up being happy? If she remains, she is lost to us, isn't she?" asked Tom. "Yes, she would be," said Donatello simply. Valerie took Sabrina's hand and squeezed her hard, the tears softly falling onto her pants. Sabrina put a hand on her friends back. "We gave up one daughter. It is too much to ask us to chose to give up another," said Debbie. "And yet, how can I force her to be unhappy, we love her so much". "Wait, what other daughter? I thought I was a only child," asked a surprised Valerie. "Silence, little one. There will be time for that later," said Donatello. "Do you authorize this court to make a choice? On your behalf and Valerie's?" Donatello continued. Debbie and Tom huddled and talked for a minute, as Sabrina and Valerie held hands. Then Tom spoke, "We leave it in your hands. To make a wise choice for everyone. We have 2 requests of the court". "Yes, and what would they be," asked Donatello. "May we request compensation, if she does not return to us," Tom asked staring directly at Donatello. "Humm, I see. I understand your request. No Valerie, your parents do not ask for money. I will explain later. What is the other?" "May we hug her one more time?" asked Debbie softly. "Yes, you may," replied Donatello. Debbie and Tom approached Valerie, who looked like Sabrina and took her in their arms. "Remember, we love you forever and always," they told her. "Maybe we have not been telling you that as much as we should. But we do." They stepped back, and nodded at Donatello, as they waved to Valerie, they faded and disappeared. Valerie was left to sob softly. Donatello surveyed the scene before him. Hilda and Zelda at the table, the girls on the sofa, Valerie finding her control. "Clearly I need to think. Give me a moment to consider," he said to all. "Donnie, you think you can be fair?" Asked Zelda. Donatello's eyes flashed a bright purple. "You of all, should know I am harsh, but, very, very fair. Do not worry for me, in this matter," he replied. Donatello disappeared, and before anyone could speak, he returned. "I have made my judgments. There is a lot to go over, so please be attentive. I will start with Zelda and Hilda. This mischief occurred in your home, by a minor witch under your supervision. (Hilda began to protest, but Donatello waved her down). I know full well that you both warned and directed Sabrina NOT to do magic of this sort. However, it STILL happened. For that reason, I sentence you both to one pegua of service in the Helsinki Office, to be completed in the next 3 months. Understood?" "Yes Donatello, we understand. But does it have to be Helsinki, it's so cold there?" asked Hilda. "It could be Iceland, you can pick," he replied. "Ok, Helsinki, here we come," said Hilda. Hilda turned to Sabrina and Valerie, "Pegua is basically witch's community service. Like when you get a traffic ticket. It's not so awful." Donatello turned to Sabrina. Seeing this, Valerie took her hand tight. "What am I to do with you, Sabrina? So much talent, yet so little effort? No attention to detail, or to consequences! You ignored direct instructions from your aunts, your mentors. You even ignored training given you by other teachers. Do you remember your lessons with Madam Kabala?" "Oh yes, does she still smell of garlic?" giggled Sabrina. Donatello rolled his eyes at her disrespectful manner. "Your honor," Salem spoke up, "may I speak?" "Of course". "Sabrina meant no harm, and only wanted to make a dear friend happy. Is that not one of her lessons? To help others?" asked Salem with a smile. "True, true it is. For that reason I will be lenient with her," he continued onward, looking at Sabrina. "Teenagers, never taking anything seriously. And that is the root of your issues. This summer, you will have a refresher semester with Madam Kabala, and you best learn something this time. I am letting you off easier then I should. Be thankful no lasting harm came from this, and that your Aunt and I have a long history and Salem speaks in your behalf," he stated. Sabrina knew she had dodged a bullet. The summer would be tough, but do- able. "Thank you, your honor. I will try to live up to your trust in me," said Sabrina. Donatello turned to Valerie. "Little one, you and Sabrina, please rise, it's time to deal with you." Holding hands, fearful, Val rose with Sabrina. Zelda and Hilda watched intently. Salem leaped into Val's arm. "Do you two know what I see before me?" he asked. They both shook their heads. Not sure what he was asking and not wanting to upset him. "I see a girl who tricked her best friend. I see a witch who ignored her teachings and advise of her family and mentors. I see a girl who tried to remove her best friends powers. And in the end, I see them standing, hand in hand, together. An amazing testament to the depth of their bonds together and friendship, and do you know what else I see?" he asked rhetorically. The two girls shook their heads. "I see two WITCHS," and he smiled. And the looks of fear were replaced by surprise and joy on the faces of Valerie and Sabrina. "I can stay?" asked Valerie, hopefully. "Yes, but you knew that, didn't you? I am most impressed by you, little one. You took a great gamble. A most impressive plan," smiled Donatello. "I am not sure what you mean," Val replied with her own smile. "It's amazing that your came up it on your own. You are much smarter then anyone gives you credit for. The plan was worthy of a Machiavellian design. (Valerie smiled as Donatello went on). You found a soul mate in Salem. Which is impressive on its own. Your thirst for knowledge and drive are amazing. You always had it inside you. This experience merely let it out. You knew that Sabrina would want to avoid telling her aunts. And she would want to return you to your human state. So, you considered the situation, you sought advise from the family familiar, Salem. Something you should consider more often Sabrina. Valerie, you read about the transfer spell. You also knew from reading in the health text, it would not work without Sabrina wanting it to. It was like trying to delete one of those modern computer files. It basically asked, 'are you sure you want to delete', and clearly, Sabrina did not want to stop being a witch, did she?" "No, I was pretty sure she would not let it go through," said Valerie, as everyone stared at her in amazement. "Then you got her to do the truce or family truce spell. At that point, going back to being human became impossible, or almost so, didn't it," said Donatello. "Why is that Donnie?" asked Zelda. "Because, the spell only works on family members. Valerie was a witch, but only by wish and spell. I could undo that, it was not permanent. However, the truce spell made her into a family member, didn't it Valerie," he smiled at her. "Yes, if I understood the volume, it would change my genes and chromosomes. It would change my cosmic genes from human, to witch. Forever." She smiled. "Chromosomes? Genes? I don't get it?" asked Sabrina. "Sabrina, you know! The stuff we were studying in Biology this week. Those are the blocks that give us our traits and who we are. Man or woman, witch or warlock. To keep from being changed back, I needed to have mine changed. And I knew you would not do it willingly. But, you would agree to the spell, to prevent us from harming or hurting each other," smiled Valerie. "I'm sorry I had to trick you, but it was the only way. But I was pretty sure it would work. The spell would see that I was not a witch, with the right cosmic genes, so it would change me." Val looked at Sabrina and looked for a sign. And for her reply, Sabrina hugged her. Donatello continued then. "The wild card was your parents. If they had asked for me to return you, I would be compelled to. The love of a parent is stronger then any magic. It would have returned your genes to human. When they left it to me, I had no choice, but to let you remain a witch. Now, we have some details to attend to with that." Every one listened to him, with full attention. "First off, your parents asked for compensation. You are not their first child. They gave up a girl for adoption, who they could not keep. That is one reason why they are so hard on you. They felt they had to make up something. (Val began to cry, now understanding). They have asked for a second chance. For another daughter. I am giving them one. You both know her. In your class is a girl who is always abusing the weaker." "LIBBY!!," they both exclaimed. "Yes, Libby. Libby deserves a second chance too. She has a very unhappy home life; her parents never wanted a child and make her know that every day of her life. For her sake, and her parents, she needs a new start. And this will be a good change for everyone. It will give everyone a fresh start." "Will they forget me?" asked Valerie. "Yes, but I believe you and Libby will be friends, and they will hold you dear," said Donatello. "Valerie, you can remain here, with Zelda and Hilda, if they agree. (They both nodded yes). However, you can't remain as Sabrina's twin. For a number of reasons." "Like what? Why?" Valerie asked. "First off, you might be clever and smart, but you lack magical education. For that reason, you can't be 17, you will have to be younger," he said. "How young?" Val asked in a worried voice, "I don't want to be a baby or something". "No, I believe 15 will be enough. You will take extra courses with Madam Kabala, and other educators. I have no doubt you will show more respect then some in this room. (He glared at Sabrina). I am sure you will catch up. And, no, you won't look like Valerie Green of old. Remember how you looked yesterday? As you noticed yourself, a blend? That is how you will look at 17. Both in face and figure. But for now, you shall be a 15-year- old version of that. Do you agree?" he asked her directly. "I will not reject the generosity of the court," said Valerie earnestly. "You will be Sabrina's 15 year old sister. That will suit the situation best. The court to help the family, is adding a room to the existing home, for Valerie, and the furnishings, clothes and usual things a 15 year old girl should have at this point in her life." "Donnie, (interrupted Zelda with a smile) how often have you been a 15 year old girl?" she giggled. "What do you know of what she should have?" Donatello laughed deeply. "A very good point Zelda. The court also awards you and Hilda $2500 for new child expense. In addition, I want to keep my eye on this one. She is much, much too clever. Her plan was outstanding, and against all odds, fortune and fate, it even worked. It took courage, guile and intelligence. I must say Valerie, it was most impressive, and you are to be commended. (Valerie blushed deeply). If it please's you, and Zelda and Hilda, I would be honored to keep you as a ward of the court, so that I might have some influence on your education and development. Do you agree?" He looked at Valerie. "Your honor, this is too much for me. I would be honored. To gain a new family and a new world in the same morning, its overwhelming," Valerie replied. "Donnie, Hilda and I would be grateful for the help. But remember, Donnie is always welcome here. We hope not to need the services of Donatello, if you know what I mean," she smiled at him. "Agreed. Valerie, it is time. You are to become a 15-year-old version of yourself. This is your last chance to return to your human state. If you decline, you will be a 15 year old witch, with all the responsibilities thereof," he intoned. Valerie looked at Sabrina with moist eyes, and then Hilda and Zelda. Even Salem looked at her, with bated breath. "I accept your honor. I accept my new life and family," she said. Donatello nodded and a gold light surrounded Valerie. They watched as she got alittle shorter, alittle less curvy and her face younger, and clearly different then Sabrina's. Yet, there was a family resemblance there. Valerie became a 15-year-old girl, cute, with the promise of what the future held. Valerie shook her head. She quickly raised her hand to her face. Feeling her long light brown hair, and her figure with her hands. Valerie quickly searched her mind and soul, and found her magic still in place; she was a witch, with an entire future in front of her. She smiled at everyone in the room. Stopping at Donatello. "You have something you wish to ask me, little one?" Donatello inquired. "What do I call you? Since I am your ward," she smiled at him. Donatello's face broke into a wide smile, "I would be pleased if you called me Uncle." Valerie rushed to him and threw her arms around him, a bemused and confused look on his face. Slowly, his arms raised and hugged her back. "Thank you for all my gifts, Uncle Donnie," she whispered. Donatello looked down at the young witch and smiled. "You know everything you accomplished today, you did on your own. The power was always inside you. Sabrina was right. You merely needed to be confident in yourself. Together, we will help you, you are an amazing one, Valerie," he said. "Now, to celebrate the new arrival to the family, Uncle Donnie, would like to take his favorite ladies, err, witches to dinner. I think this special occasion calls for a special restaurant, what do you all say about Don Felix, in Madrid? It is one of my favorites." "Ok Donnie, give us an hour to be ready," said Zelda. "Sabrina, help your little sister get dressed." Sabrina and Val ran up the stairs, entering Val's new room and inspecting the contents. "How are we getting to Madrid? He did mean Madrid Spain, right?" asked Valerie. "Watch, you'd be surprised how easy it is, when you can do magic," answered Sabrina. Valerie shook her head in wonder. Sabrina opened the closet and selected a simple, yet pleasing blue dress for Valerie. Sabrina handed it to her and smiled, "You know what?" Val accepted the dress, holding it to her figure and looking in the mirror. "What Sabrina, or should I say sis?" "My wish came true too. I was hoping to have a friend who was a witch, to share this life with. Instead, I got my best friend and a little sister too. What could be more wonderful?" beamed Sabrina.