Katie looked down at the young teen who was her mother. Kellie was sobbing uncontrollably. The young teen sat down on the floor and clutched her thin legs to her chest as she began to rock back and forth. Katie's eyes became moist with tears, she had wanted to have a little fun with her mom but this was too much. Katie made a decision she would tell her mom that she wasn't losing her mind and that she believed her. She wouldn't tell her about the ring but would tell her she knew she was getting younger. After all she realized by telling her mom the whole truth she would be in big trouble.
"Kellie it's okay," she said as she stroked the young girls hair. "I believe you." Kellie wiped her eyes and looked up at her daughter. "You do," she asked weakly. Katie nodded and smiled. Kellie's voice sounded younger than she actually was, Katie assumed it was because she was so emotional. "Yeah Kellie......mom," she said. "I...I don't know what's happening....but I want to help. I...I remember you being my mom and me being younger....but I don't know how this happened."
Kellie smiled and hugged her grown daughter tightly. "Thank you Katie," she sniffed. "For a moment I thought I was losing my mind."
"No mom, your not we'll figure this out together," she said. "Besides I thought adults always wanted to be young again?"
"Yeah," she said half laughing half crying. "But not this young. We usually don't want to go past 21, not relive our teens."
Katie and Kellie stood up and hugged eachother tightly before looking themselves over. Kellie winced as she saw how short she had become. She had lost at least 6 inches in height and her breasts had been reduced to a pair of small b cups. Kellie grasped her breasts and remembered how she had some of the largest breasts in the eighth grade, looking herself over she realized she was probably that age again. "Why do you think this is happening Katie?" She asked. "Look at me, if we don't figure out what's happening I'm going to be back in the eighth grade tomorrow...at best. Who knows if this has stopped."
Katie looked down at Kellie and tried to give her a reassuring smile. "No matter what happens I'll take care of you mom," she said. "Just know that no matter how old I am or how young you are your still my mom"
Kellie smiled meekly and hugged her daughter tightly. "Thank you Katie," she whispered. Katie patted her mom on the head and smiled. Now that her mom knew she wasn't losing her mind she seemed to calm down. Katie hoped she would become more comfortable at this age but thought about making her younger later on. For now though Katie wanted to try out being an older sister to her mom. Hopefully her time as a kid sister would loosen her up when she became an adult again. "Come on mom," she said. "We might as well enjoy our day off. I don't think your getting any younger let's go do something together."
"What about figuring out what's happening to me," Kellie said. Katie turned to her mom and smiled. "Don't you usually say if a problem seems to hard to figure out you should move on to something? Well let's do something else, we'll figure this out."
Kellie looked at her daughter and sighed. She had to admit her daughter was right hopefully doing something else would help them figure out what to do. "Okay Katie," she sad. "What should we do."