"See you soon, baby," Sue told Jonnie over the phone, before disconnecting the call, a smile on her face. So far, everything was going perfectly. She turned and looked down at Karyn, whose mouth was still gone (by now it was past four minutes), and smirked at her, lifting the stone in her hand. "I know Jonnie considers you a friend. But I don't. And I don't want you interfering in my new life with her."
Karyn's eyes grew wide.
"Don't worry, I'm just going to tweak your mind a little. You won't be much different. But you'll definitely stay out of my business." She sighed. "It's such a shame that you're not a lesbian too. I'm sure Jonnie wouldn't mind if we had a three-way with you. Hmm, you know that's not such a bad idea. You know, maybe I should ..." Suddenly Sue's eyes went wide. The thoughts she was sensing from Karyn had changed. No longer was the girl thinking of nonsensical things. She was thinking about ... oh shit! "I wish ..." she quickly said, but she wasn't able to finish. Karyn threw the baseball-sized rock she had been holding, striking Sue right in the head, knocking her out in an instant.
Seeing that Sue was definitely out, Karyn grabbed the wishing stone, then ran up to her bedroom, locking the door.
Just seconds after she entered her room, her mouth appeared again, much to her relief. Now, she had to do something about that Sue woman.
