"Uh, yes, sorry about that, Zoe," said Jon.
"Just because I'm younger than you doesn't make me an idiot!" said Zoe. "I really don't care about Jon, but I'm going to reverse this on myself. I don't want to go walking around like a freak! Now let's get to your room." Mikey was still there, avoiding them as if they had something dangerous.
"You're not a freak," said Karyn, leaving to follow Zoe, along with Jon.
"Thanks," said Zoe, "but you're just saying it because you think you remember it."
"No I'm not!" replied Karyn. "It's not just me. Everyone remembers you that way. Nobody thinks something just happened to you."
"Except me," said Zoe. "I'll feel like a freak even if nobody else thinks so. And just because they remember me doesn't mean they don't, anyway. Maybe they remember me as always being a freak. Give me that paper."
"You're not really telling me you're going to transform yourself?" said Karyn.
Jon opened the door to his room and looked around as they entered. Things were mostly the same, but there were some pictures that changed, and the poster, and the cell phone. At least it was blue; the "new" Jon still wasn't a fan of pink. "Give her that paper," said Jon.
"Uhh..." Karyn hesitated, then gave the pad to Zoe, who picked up a pencil and started writing.
As the other two waited, Zoe removed the note, covered it and looked at it. She read off: "I wish that Mom left the stone behind and I picked it up and I'm holding it right now." Then she tore up the note, and dropped the pad. "You never thought of doing this," she said, holding up the stone.
"We never had time!" objected Jon.
"Now for the wishes," said Zoe. "I wish that the wish for Jon to be happy with his body and stop bugging someone today, meant to be happy today and stop bugging today." They all had to look away from the stone, but nothing seemed to have changed. "There you go," said Zoe. "Your feelings are back to normal at midnight. If you're happy having my pussy until then, fine. Now to reverse this on myself..." Zoe stopped, trying to think of a good wish.
