"Hey we're back!"
Laura spun on the couch, watching as the two college coeds now entered her home. Much to Laura's chagrin, it appeared they had gone on quite the shopping spree.
Both women were now dressed in stylish tees, flared jeans, even cute shoes with below ankle socks. To the uniformed they both looked like two fun loving college girls. Two fun loving college girls babysitting a high schooler.
"What took you guys so long," Laura asked, wincing at the obvious whine in her voice.
"What we weren't gone that long," Kaitlin stated. The blond coed now approaching Laura, handing a bag of clothing to the teen. "Besides we had to find you something to wear too. Hope you like it."
Laura now glanced inside, her frown slowly melting away as she gazed at the clothes Kaitlin had bought her. Despite being reduced to a 17 year old girl, she had to admit Kaitlin obviously had a good sense of fashion. Cute shirts, fashionable jeans, even bra and panties set which was adorably cute. "Wow Kaitlin. Thanks."
"So how are the dice," Anna asked.
Laura and Kaitlin turned, their eyes growing wide with fear as they noticed the young Asian woman holding it in her hands. "Damn it Anna be careful," Kaitlin exclaimed.
"What its secure," Anna stated. "Its not like they're going to roll. Besides, wouldn't you guys feel more comfortable if one if them bonded to me?"
"If you want them so bad Anna than you can have them," Laura grumbled. Both Anna and Laura now gasped as they heard the voice talk to them.
Laura Peter's the Regressing Lots are no longer yours. Anna Chen the Regressing Lots are now bound to you. Each roll of the dice returns more of what you have lost.
"What just happened," Anna asked.
Laura raised her hands to her chest. The duce weren't connected to her anymore. Sure she wasn't going to get any older but not becoming any younger helped to put her at ease. "I'm not connected to the dice anymore."
"Are you sure," Kaitlin asked. Laura nodded, something told her she wasn't. She could feel it, the magic of the dice was no longer bound to her. Laura now nodded, a smile of relief spreading across her face.
"Let me check," Anna stated.
Kaitlin and Laura now watched Anna tore through the packaging, carefully cradling the dice in her hand. The young woman now carefully studying them to see if anything had changed, much to Kaitlin apprehension. "What the hell are you doing!?!?"
"I'm just checking," Anna replied defensively. "Look, the color changed a little in one of the die. I think its connected to me."
"Which means the other is connected to me," Kaitlin grumbled. "Now can you PLEASE put them away?"
"Just a sec okay," Anna whined. Kaitlin groaned, quickly approaching Anna. She wasn't going to take any chances in rolling herself back to grade school because of Anna's curiosity. Unfortunate, it appeared the dice had other ideas.
As she now made her way to Anna, she tried over a run in Lauras carpet. Stumbling she now knocked into Anna, causing the dice to fall from Anna's hand.
Twenty one years you have walked this Earth. Now this number is but Seventeen. Each roll of the dice returns more of what you have lost.
Twenty two years you have walked this Earth. Now this number is but sixteen. Each roll of the dice returns more of what you have lost.
"Noooooooooo!!!!!"
The orbs of light now began to float from both Anna and Kaitlin. Laura watching as the two coeds raced back into their teens. Laura watched as Kaitlin and Anna's curves melted away. Their hips narrowing, their breasts reducing in size as they rose on their teenage bodies. Laura gasped in fright as both girls now looked to her. Laura could see their faces rounding, their eyes looking wider and more innocent. As the orbs faded she now beheld two teens her age.
Sloqly the two newly minted teens stood on unsteady legs. Their clothes loose on their lithe teenage bodies. Both imgid running their hands over their bodies in shock.
"Nice going Kaitlin," a now 16 year old Ann exclaimed.
"Hey this isn't my fault, " a 17byear old Kaitlin yelled, the blond teen glaring at the slightly smaller teen. "You were the one holding them!"
"And you're the one that ran into me," Anna pointed out. "If it wasn't for you we wouldn't be back in high school!"
"Girls," Laura yelled. "Stepping in between the two teens. "This isn't helping. Calm down for a sec okay?"
Anna and Kaitlin paused, the two teens staring daggers at one another but not moving. Laura now bent down, gently picking the dice up before securing them safely inside a box. "Look," she sighed. "I know this sucks. Believe me, I know! But us fighting eachother isn't helping."
"So what do you want then," Kaitlin asked.
"The diec are secure for now," Laura said. "And the shop opens in the morning. Let's just try to relax until morning. Then we go and fix this. Okay?"
Both teens nodded, continuing to glare at one another as they now sat on opposite sides of the couch. As Laura secured the dice and sat between them, she hid a smile. At least she wasn't the only having to relive her teens.