Another thought then crossed all four minds: if every person in the house was born with a conjoined twin, then what about the rest of the family? Ty decided to wish that every member of the family had been born with at least one conjoined twin, and then the two-headed boys decided to look around the house for any changes.
Perhaps the most obvious changes were the family pictures and photo albums. The oldest photos showed the boys' great-grandparents, their bodies now wider due to extra heads. Aside from that, the photos didn't appear to be any different. The wedding photos were more or less the same: since their parents now had four heads each, their heads in the photo were kissing, smiling at the camera, looking off towards someone, and smiling at each other. It was also the first time that any of them saw a four-headed tuxedo, a four-headed wedding gown, and four bridal veils together. Then there were the baby pictures. First, Dustin and Justin as a two-headed baby in the arms of their moms, playing with their dads, and so on--as the four looked at the new pictures, new memories appeared in their minds. It was also interesting to see Dustin's parents were now Ty's as well, and by extension conjoined siblings and parents of the boys' own. Seeing the different photos, the altered clothes, friends and other family--all of it was incredible.
The boys then went back upstairs to see if anything else had changed. Sure enough, their parent's bedroom had. The bed was a lot wider now, just like their bodies were. There were also more pillows, due to more heads, and lots of makeup and razors. Their master bath had a larger bathtub, too, and more sinks and mirrors, as well as a toilet with an unusually wider bowl. The doorways seemed wider as well, and some of the windows, too. The clothes were perhaps the most surprising change: all of their clothes had been widened, and all the shirts had holes for four heads now. Ty, Ky, Dustin, and Justin were amazed at what Ty's wishing power did.
Then the boys went to their own rooms. Their beds were wider, as well as their desks and chairs. Their clothes had been altered as well: wider waists, and shirts with holes for two heads. Their bathroom had been changed as well: sinks, mirrors, etc. It was as if the family had indeed been conjoined siblings for their whole lives, not just half an hour. The four boys met back downstairs in the living room to discuss how they would deal with their new family and lives, and what exactly they would do next.