The Karyn clones sat side by side at the table, with their chairs pushed as close together as possible, their inner hands clasped together while they half heartedly ate from bowls of cereal. An atmosphere of depression hung over them and neither could think of a way to lighten the mood. Even attempting to do so would probably just cause the both of them to flip out, they knew each other well enough to know that much. Of course they did, they were effectively the same person.
But how well did they know Jon? How well did they know the original Karyn?
They had felt the sting of betrayal, and now were questioning everyone other than themselves, and doing so was emotionally draining.
“Hey. Do you think we should” “try to talk to the original Karyn?” Karyn1 started with her right head, while Karyn2 finished with her left, showing that they had been on the same line of thought. The two heads looked at each other from their respective shoulders while the others continued to look down at their breakfast.
While they hadn’t ever met her, that didn’t change the fact that the real Karyn was the only person in the world who they had some sort of connection to. The pair hoped that maybe she would accept them, see them as sisters. But they could very easily see a world where she didn’t take things so well.
“I’m kind of scared to.” Karyn2 admitted.
“But if we don’t at least try, I feel like we will regret it.” Karyn1 said, to which Karyn2 nodded her left head in agreement.
“How do you think she will react?” Karyn2 asked.
“No idea.” Karyn1 replied shortly. “I’m half expecting her to just faint when she sees us.”
“We could… wish for her to take the news well.” Karyn2 said, putting forward the suggestion that was on both of their minds.
It hung there over them, making them feel more than a little uncomfortable.
They imagined living their lives as Karyn’s sisters, without knowing if it was of her own free will or if it was because they had magically forced her to accept them. The two Karyns were divided between the fear of rejection and the fear of not knowing if what they had was real.
“We could just try meeting with her normally, and if it goes bad, we can undo it with the stone.” Karyn2 suggested after a moment of silence.
“I don’t think I would want to live with her if I knew she hated us.” Karyn1 replied, her eyes dropping.
“...We can figure something else out if that happens.” Karyn2 said, leaning into Karyn1 more and placing her left head on her sister’s shoulder. “At least we know that whatever happens, we’ll have each other, right?”
“Yeah. That’s right.” Karyn1 replied with a smile, resting her right head ontop of Karyn2’s left head. “You know I love you, right?”
“Of course you do. You're a narcissist.” Karyn2 teased.
“I’m only as narcissistic as you are.” Karyn1 said with a pout, giving Karyn2 a small shove, before they both broke into giggles. “Hm… I wonder if you have regular breast milk now, or strawberry like me?”
“Don’t know, but I’d rather not be the only one without their own flavor.” Karyn2 said, a hand going up to massage her right breast.
“We can undo the old wish and redo it if you want.” Karyn1 pointed out.
“Maybe, since we didn’t really have the original Karyn’s permission to change her, but I think I like the taste of strawberry on you, and chocolate is too boring for me.” Karyn2 said in a childish, dismissive manner. “How about we make mine peppermint instead.”
“Strawberry and peppermint? I wonder how those will taste together.” Karyn1 giggled.
“I think we are going to find out.” Karyn2 said before leaning forward and giving Karyn1 a peck on the lips. “And if our big sis wants to join in, they both go good with chocolate.”
“Now that sounds like a plan.” Karyn1 replied before the peak on the lips became something deeper.
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Karyn had gotten a text late that morning asking her to head over to Jon’s house and was out the door nearly as soon as she had got the message.
It had been two whole days since she had first found out about the magic wishing stone and Karyn’s curiosity was slowly growing. While consciously she knew that Jon had been right to say that they should take the thing seriously and not make stupid wishes, she couldn’t help herself. It was like a goddamn genie, only without leaving you in whatever mess you made for yourself after three wishes, or the sass. A single accidental wish had changed her admittedly bland teenage body into something sporting the kind of DD cup breasts that most girls could only dream of having at her age.
While she had been shocked to have them at first, she grew to enjoy the looks she got, and after wishing away the back pain problem, she had been happy to keep them.
Beauty, wealth, intelligence, it was all just one wish away. They could even wish away disease or stop wars. They would just have to be careful not to accidentally hurt anyone with their wishes and it would all be good.
Maybe Jon was finally coming around to the idea of using the stone and that was why he was calling her over. If so, he’d probably already given into temptation himself and wished for something.
She wondered if he would tell her what it was, since she wouldn’t be able to tell otherwise, with the stone changing people’s memories. She wondered if the memory changing thing would work for the truly bizarre or if it only worked for things that still seemed sort of normal, like large breasts and blonde hair. They really hadn’t experimented with it at all yet.
Reaching the house, Karyn rang the doorbell and waited.
She heard movement on the other side of the door before it opened inwards, the door itself blocking her from seeing who had opened it up as she walked in. “So Jon, are you ready to finally start… JESUS!” Karyn shrieked as she stepped inside and the door was closed behind her, only for her to see the ones holding it open.
She stumbled backwards in shock as she looked at a pair of freaks standing in front of her, each with four arms and two heads, with all four of the heads having HER face on it.
““Please, please don’t freak out.”” The closer of the two pairs, the one wearing the strawberry pink top, said from both of its heads.
““I promise we can explain everything.” Said the other, sporting a nearly identical mint green shirt.
Karyn looked from one of the two headed copies of her to the other and then said...
