"Uh, let me think," said Jenny, and then realized, "Wait a second, did you say third wish?"
"Yes, Master," said Genie. "Your first wish was that I become a smokin' hottie."
"What?!" exclaimed Jenny. "You practically begged me to change you!"
"I'm sorry, Master, but you were certainly under no obligation to make a wish on my behalf." Genie looked down at her body. "However, let me see if this helps -- I will let you make one wish with many clauses."
"Great. What does that mean?"
Genie explained, "You can wish for blah-blah-blah and blah-blah-blah and blah-blah-blah -- as long as they're all somewhat related. And you can go over your wish in advance, if you'd like to discuss it with me."
"Hmm." Jenny frowned for a second, then brightened. "Okay, well, I'd like you to do the same thing to me that you did to my brother and yourself, and give me an incredible face and body, too. Like magazine-cover worthy."
"Got it," said Genie.
Jenny continued, "And I want to stay perfectly healthy, and looking good with no effort -- so I don't have to exercise or diet or anything like that if I don't want to."
"Okay."
Jenny put her hand to her chin. "Let's see..."
Walter, who had been facing the full-length mirror admiring his new face and body, spoke up. "Does she have the power to change reality?"
Jenny turned to him. "What do you mean?"
He indicated his well-muscled body and male model face. "In case you haven't noticed, this is a pretty major change, and I assume yours will be, too. If that genie there can make it so that we've always looked like our new forms, it'll really help when -- oh, for example -- Mom and Dad get home from work later and don't find two strangers in their house."
"I hadn't thought of that," said Jenny.
"I do have that power," said Genie.
"Great," replied Jenny, and turned back to her brother. "Can you think of anything else?"
"Money," said Walter, as he flexed his left arm for the 11th time, still amazed at the size of his bicep.
Jenny shrugged. "I think we'll be set for life as models or actors."
Genie nodded. "Besides, wishes for money often lead to major problems -- trust me."
"Okay, then I think I'm set," said Jenny.
"Wait!" exclaimed Genie. "Before you say 'I wish,' there's one more thing you should know."