Twenty five years you have walked the Earth. Now this number is but Twenty One. Each roll of the dice returns more if what you have lost.
Susan gasped, spinning in place as she gazed down at the die on the floor. Cursing under her breath for her carelessness, she realized too late that she should have secured it better. Now, after accidentally knocking it over, she resigned herself to the loss of four more years.
Watching the orbs of light float from her body, Susan shuddered as the changes commenced once more. The young blonde was astounded by the changes, her body continuing to thin, her breasts becoming impossibly firm. Running a hand over her curves, she frowned as she realized her hips and rear had lost some of its volume. As the orbs faded, she now carefully stood to get a better look at herself.
Gazing into a mirror, Susan was shocked by the young coed reflected back. Susan's face was smooth, her eyes wide and filled with youthful energy. The young woman's hair shimmered, cascading past her shoulders and falling to upper back. It was a face she hadn't seen in over 50 years.
"My goodness," she whispered. "I'm so young!" Glancing down at herself, she was shocked to find her formerly snug clothing appeared slightly baggy now. "I forgot how skinny I was back then," she whispered. Hefting up her breasts, she could tell they had decreased by half a cup size. "Need to be more careful," she thought. "Anymore rolls and I'll look more like your babysitter than a mom."
Carefully Susan now picked up the dice, gently placing them in her pocket before picking up the infant Julia. "I'm guessing this kind if thing happened to you," she said, unsure if what to expect the baby to say. Julia simply gazed at her in wonder.
Susan couldn't help but shudder as she gazed at Julia. The thought of the dice rolling her back to infancy was now front and center in her mind. What had Julia thought when that happened? Could she face the same fate as this girl? What would happen if the dice just kept rolling? Trying to shake these fears from her mind Susan now held the baby close as she thought if what to do next.