"What about this voice though!" I said, having no real intention of going to school like I was.
Karyn actually only just noticed my voice had changed, "Oh yeah! Well maybe other people won't notice, or you could keep quiet."
"Are you serious? There's no way I'm going to school like this." I looked Karyn in the eyes and could tell she wasn't joking around.
"Well what are you going to do? You might as well start by putting some clothes on." She had a point, but I was getting annoyed with her tone.
I snapped at her, "Why don't you just wish me up some clothes!" it was a bit selfish of me to be blaming all my troubles on Karyn, after all I was the one given the responsibility of handling the wishing stone, my carelessness was partly to blame, but I wasn't exactly in a forgiving mood.
In a calm and clear headed tone, Karen responded, "Look Jon, I can't apologise enough. I should have been more careful, and I'm sorry. But you can't sit around here all day, sooner or later someone's going to find out what's happened unless we do something. Maybe if we go to school we can research wishes in the library, find a solution."
I conceded, Karyn was right that I couldn't stay here all day, I didn't want to think about staying home all day until Mum returned and then having to explain myself. "Fine. We'll go to school," I figured I might be able to bluff my way through most conversations, "Just wait outside while I get dressed."
