Scott's Wish

by

Paul G. Jutras

  

Just a short story I wrote in a few minutes.

Scott lived all alone in a small cabin at one end of a lake. One day he went down to the water with a towel, soap and shampoo to bath. While in the water, he dropped the soap, but what he grabbed instead was a mysterious bottle. His slipper hands rubbed the bottle all over as he tried to grip it.

From the bottle a turbine headed male genie appeared before Scott. "I am the genie of the lamp!" The genie spoke. "You have three wishes. When the third wish is granted my bottle and I will be transported away for a new master to find me."

"Is this for real?" Scott asked.

"It is," said the genie.

"For my first wish, I want to be rich." Scott said as he watched his small cabin turn into a mansion full of servants.

"For my second wish I want the world's most beautiful girl here beside me." Scott said. He suddenly felt something brush against his leg. He looked down to see a Barbie doll, the world's ideal of the perfect woman floating beside him.

"That's not what I had in mind." Scott said angry. "I wish my idea of the world's most beautiful woman would was flesh and blood in this pond."

"Granted," the genie said before he and his bottle vanished in a puff of smoke.

While Scott looked around for his ideal girl a weight on his chest pulled him toward the water. There he saw a reflection of a flesh and blood woman. Since Barbie's proportions were too unrealistic to him/ her his third wish made his breasts and waist more normal than the dolls, but his feet was arched so he'd be most comforted in shoes with heels between 3 to5 inches in height.

"Allow me to help you out of the water, ma'am Jane." Jane's new maid said as she wrapped a towel around the naked woman's new form and escorted her to her new rich life.

THE END

  

  

  

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