Jennifer fiddled with her coin, not noticing the edges of her room melting and reforming. Each time the coin rolled over her knuckles they seemed to get even softer than before. As the coin slipped from her hand as her dexterity was soon lost she noticed the changes.
"Oh no" Jennifer muttered as she winced at her voice. It sounded even higher than before. She sat up, the room had not changed much, maybe a few new cracks a long the walls and a few new dust bunnies shifting positions. She got up to go look around the house but found the door handle looking suspiciously higher than before. Thankfully there was still a mirror in her room and she was able to take a look at herself.
She looked young, very young infact she probably guessed she wasn't even close to ten anymore. Jennifer barely held on to the curse she muttered. Her kid brain wasn't built to handle her eighteen year-old mind, and she shuttered as her mind felt better suddenly. Like a pop the headache was gone.
Jennifer collected herself as she fit into her "dress", still just an adult top that acted like a skirt at best.
She decided to try to start to play again as she heard the front door open and close. Looking out her window she spotted someone leaving. As her own bedroom door swung open she spun around and winced. Just as she had continued to get younger so did her family.
Sylvia looked like a proper high-school grad, maybe even a senior, well, proper maybe wasn't the right word. She had a torn and ratty black shirt of a metal band which exposed her midriff that with her piercings giving her a edgy appearance, only undercut by a very short skirt, with even a slight ruffle Jennifer could see that her mom wasn't wearing any panties.
"Hey kiddo" Sylvia said slovenly. "Mom and me are gonna be heading out for a bit, you just hang out ok?" Sylvia walked up to give a light peck on Jennifer's cheek and she then quickly hurried out as the car horn blarred outside. Jennifer turned to watch both Sylvia and Mary run out to the car before soon the disappeared around the bend.
Jennifer slumped down in her room, it had gotten quite, and with that solace she had to decide what to do for the next few hours.