The five-headed bros began looking around the house. Their fusing had begun since this afternoon, when Ty and Dustin first fused together. By now, they were five guys in one wide body with ten arms and six legs. They had also turned their girlfriends into the same, and both groups were now simply one person with five different heads. However, Ty had used his power to make everyone but him and his new brothers that both groups had been born this way. The five bros felt a bit alone in the world now; they began to wonder if they could change that...
The boys sat down on the couch, and they began looking for two or more people to fuse. They knew that they could do it publicly: Ty would make everyone believe that whoever was fused had been born that way. But to prevent things from getting complicated--i.e. fusing people from different families, boy-girl fusion, etc.--they had to keep things simple.
Then Dustin pointed out Kevin and Kyle, two of the bros' friends. The two brothers were fraternal twins, with an older brother Josh. The two always got along with each other, and they liked a lot of the same things: a perfect pair for a test.
"I think they would enjoy it," Steven said.
"Yeah," Peter said.
"Ready, Ty?" Dustin asked.
"Remember to say it quietly," Allen added," because we don't want anyone else knowing about any of this."
"Alright," Ty whispered. "I wish that Kevin and Kyle were a two-headed boy, and that everyone but the five of us believed that they were born that way."
As soon as Ty finished, the two boys slid into each other's sides. Their bodies melted together into one, with their inner arms and legs disappearing. When the transformation had finished, there stood a two-headed wide body with two arms and legs--Kyle's head on their right-hand side, Kevin's on their left. They were wearing a pair of black pants, and Kevin's head wore a Michigan Wolverines hat. Their shirt seemed to be a large one stretched across their wide body, with their two head in the neck hole; the shirt was a blue Florida Gaters shirt. No one seemed to notice what had happened, not even Kevin and Kyle; Ty's wish had altered their memories to make everyone believe that the two boys had always been conjoined siblings, just like the five bros and their [now] five-headed girlfriend. The five boys were happy; they could make more groups of conjoined siblings--they did not have to be completely alone (relatively speaking).
The boys spent much of the rest of the party making more people into conjoined siblings. Ethan and Grayson became a pair, Casey and Rick another. A quad came from from Devin, Reed, Sam, and Colby. Mike and Alex, Tom and Charlie, Jack and Nate. Nina and Randa became a pair, as did their boyfriends Aaron and Austin. Adam, Mac, Will, and Sam became conjoined pairs as well; they looked good sharing superhero T-shirts. Mark, Max, and Zack became a trio. Matt and Andrew. Eric and Gary. Jake, Zack, and Jay. Vanessa, Veronica, and Bobbi. McKenzie, Sierra, and Dakota. Tim, David, and John. Leo, Donnie, Raph, and Mikey (no, not the turtles, these teens are HUMAN brothers). Identical quadruplets Bill, Bob, Ben, and Brent. Identical quadruplets Sarah, Sabrina, Samantha, and Shirley. Not only was each shared body wider at the shoulders and waist, the limb count had changed as well--the number of arms was two for each head; the number of legs was the number of heads plus one. Everyone was completely coordinated with new multiple limbs.
In just a little while, Ty and his bros had transformed everyone at the party into conjoined siblings. None of them were even aware of the changes: each time a wish took place, memories were altered to make everyone believe that the conjoined siblings made by each wish had always been conjoined siblings, and that it was normal. It was fun to think that there were now a bunch of people who were conjoined like the bros, and many of them were part of their circles of friends.