Jennifer looked down at her phone. "Uh..." Her mind left frozen as she tried to wrap her head around the fact someone had actually used the curse on her. Before she was just about to give an answer Kyle chimed in cackling. "Ha, you took too long! I guess you really just wanted both huh?"
"No! I just was trying to think which would be better." Jennifer tried to defend herself.
"Sure sure, whatever, here's what really matters." Kyle replied, still unable to hid the jubilation from his voice. Jennifer desperately wanted to hang up the phone but it felt locked to her hand, the curse must have already forced her to listen to its eldritch new laws.
"For your transformation, reality will change to your beliefs, so if you believe something, not only will it be real, it will have always been real, and things that rely on it will also change. So if people suddenly start to fly, cars or planes may have never been existed. Cool huh? Well, the catch is that no matter what you believe, it cannot better your life more than what you have now. So no convincing yourself you're even richer or smarter, though I'm sure that ego of yours already did that. You're on a downward slope only Jennifer."
Kyle snickered again as he struggled to start speaking without laughing, his smile so obvious you could hear it. "And for your dare, anything someone tells you will be believed, not instantly of course, it may be first just a doubt, a maybe, but then as reality slowly reinforces that doubt it will surely become true, in both your mind and around you."
Kyle exhaled loudly into the phone. "And that's about it I think, I'd leave you with a parting nugget of truth to kick things off but I'd rather watch at first. So instead I'll say you forget all about this call of mine. See you at school Jennifer." Click.
Jennifer stood in her room stunned, after a moment she could start to move again, a sign most likely that the curse was now in effect. "What was I just doing?" Jennifer looked around, she didn't think she was so scatterbrained. "Oh right, that stupid sock." Jennifer muttered to herself as she continued her searching, finally finding it in a separate drawer.
Grabbing her backpack she headed out of her room, downstairs and quickly out to the busstop. Unaware of things already changing around her.