"Alright, Time's up Jennifer. Now you get both." Kyle said.
"What? That wasn't a minute!" Jennifer replied.
"You're right, but now it has." Kyle replied, in a sinister tone.
"No! Fuck! Why!?" Jen cried.
"Too late for that. Jen, you're a spoiled bitch aren't you? You live in a fancy house, rich and happy. Even
with all this, you still find it necessary to insult and disturb the well being of others."
"Who the hell talks like that, you nerd!?"
"I do, now shut up. For your dare, you will go to the nearest farm you can find, and you will work and live
there for the rest of your life. You'll live there, and be unable to change anything, because I'll make you
forget this conversation even happened. For your transformation, you will become part animal 24 hours after
you arrive on the farm, whichever one is mentioned the most or relate to a conversation the most out of ll of
them in that time, also Jen, it doesn't have to be a farm animal, maybe you could be talking about the family
dog, and then the next day, you're part dog, so on and so forth. Not only that, but you will be treated like
both a animal, and daughter of the married couple on the farm, and you will lose any genetic connection to
your old family. Don't worry about school or being embarrassed though, for the most part."
"Why for the most part?" Jen asked, scared.
"Well, something I like about this curse, is how magical it is. Any time you use it on someone, only the
receiver and transmitter of the curse will remember how the world was before. However, there may be alot of
people who'll make fun of you for being part animal, you never know. Could be your best friend that does it,
too."
"No..." Jennifer was going to start crying.
"Well, hurry it up Jen, don't keep your family waiting." Kyle said. He'd hung up.
Jennifer started walking on her own. She couldn't remember why she was walking, she just was. Maybe she was
just heading to school. "Ugh, what just happened?". About 10 minutes later, she passed through a farm. She
suddenly stopped, turned and walked toward the farm.
"Oh Jen, glad you came back, you left your lunch here." said a strange woman she'd never met. The wife of the
farmer presumably.
"What?" Jen had replied.
"Oh Just take it and leave. Hurry, you'll be late for school!" she said.
School went by slowly as Jen was trying to figure out what had happened that morning. Oh well, soon she'd be
home and she can think about it later.