“I think we should give these two another chance at life!” Kellie said.
“Even the old guy?” Katie asked. “Despite his anti-gay opinions, it would be fun to have some crazy geezer running around.”
“Look, if what Joana said is true then if the Vietnam War never happened they’d probably be a lot more happier now. Also that’s kind of messed up” Kellie replied. Katie sighed. “Alright, work your stuff Kellie.” Kellie smiled and wished for the arguing senior couple to return to 16. The couple stopped their arguing as the regression began.
The girls watched as the wrinkles and liver spots covering the couple began to disappear as they began their transition to middle age. George began to grow some grey hair that gradually covered his head slowly darkening into brown. Joana’s hair began to grow longer and return to it’s original color of blond.
The wrinkles had become almost now. George now had a full head of brown hair and his face began to look more handsome. His worn out body was now muscular and was even taller than before. Joana had lond blonde hair and a more beautiful face. Her once pudgy body was now slim her breasts no longer sagged, giving her the ideal figure. Katie and Kellie couldn’t believe they were even looking at the same people anymore.
The wrinkles were now completely gone. The mature handsome face of George and the mature beautiful face of Joanna began to look more youthful and innocent. George’s muscles diminished and Johana’s breasts began to shrink as each became more skinny. The once bickering elderly couple were now a pair of teens still in high school. After the regression the two were in a bit of a daze.
“Uh, hi Joana.” Katie asked, trying to make conversation. Joana frowned. “Katie, I told you to call me Jo.” Jo replied in a flustered manner. “Joana just sounds too old.”
“Speaking of old,” George said, moving some hair out of his eyes. “Look at what you’re wearing.”
“Wha-what is this?!” She exclaimed noticing she’s still wearing her old lady clothes. George let out it a little chuckle, angering Jo. “You do do realize you’re wearing a stretched out Hawaiian shirt, right?”
“Huh, I guess I am.” George said. “No big deal.”
“George, we can’t go around walking in these ancient oversized clothes!” Jo exclaimed. She turned to Kattie and Kellie. “Guys, I know we agreed to meet at the beach, but we need to go get new clothes. But you’re welcome to come along if you want.”
Katie turned to Kellie. “You wanna gang with our ‘old’ friends?” She jokingly asked.