It's magic after all

Sarah grinned mischievously at her husband. "Of course it's me, silly, don’t tell me you can’t remember your own wife!

Tom shook his head, still struggling to believe what he was seeing. "No, I remember. It's just that...you look so different now."

Sarah laughed, enjoying teasing her husband. "Oh, come on, Tom. Don't tell me you're feeling old already!"

Tom rolled his eyes, but couldn't help but chuckle at his wife's playful teasing. "No, not at all. Do you feel any different, though? Maybe more energetic or something like that?"

Sarah shrugged. "Not really. I mean, I feel great, but I don't think I feel any different. Why do you ask?"

Tom hesitated, not sure how to respond. He knew that he had used the magic coin to transform his wife's appearance, but he didn't want to freak her out.

"Oh, no reason. I was just curious, that's all."

Sarah gave him a knowing look, sensing that there was more to his question than he was letting on. "Okay, Tom. Whatever you say."

Tom was in awe, but Sarah didn't seem to notice any changes. She continued to talk to him as if nothing had happened.

They returned home and throughout the evening, Tom noticed more changes in Sarah. She had a renewed energy and zest for life. She would dance around the house, laugh louder at his jokes as if she was hearing them the first time, and even flirt with Tom while he was cooking like they were young lovers again.

Tom found himself struggling with mixed emotions, he couldn't help but feel a sense of guilt as he had wished for this, solely for his own desire and for possibly taking away all of the experiences that had shaped her into the woman she was before, on the other hand, he was thrilled to have his youthful wife back by his side.