Jenny Larusso, who will share her discovery with her twin Jessy

Jenny, the blond, and Jessy, the brunette, are twins sisters. They both goes to college, Jenny in architecture and Jessy in journalism.

Jenny was shocked by her discovery, the book could create any rules and would change the world accordingly. It was crazy. She looked at her sister, Jessy, but she was just looking at her, frowning.

"What's going on ? You look like a kid in front of a candy store."

Didn't Jessy notice anything ? Well, no one reacted to the barista being breast naked... So, was she the only one to see the changes ?

"Dude ! I made the best discovery of our existence !"

The two sisters sat at a table with their coffees.

"What are you talking about ?"

Jenny slipped the book to Jessy, open on a blank page, with the pencil.

"Here, write old rule, followed by, I don't know, a rule for the workers or what the people should follow."

Her sister looked at her confused and wrote something on the book. The blond girl looked around and didn't see any change. But her sister looked shocked, her mouth wide open.

"What ?? What did you write ?"

"I-I wrote that all the female employee must have a boobjob and have at least E-cup breasts !"

"What ? It always been like... Oooh... Let me see..."

Jenny took the book and read the rule written on it. And she realized at that moment that she was wrong, it never been like this. She was even wondering how she could have think it was normal, that would be soo illegal ! Trying to make new tests, the blond girl rubbed the eraser on the rule, but the text stayed.

"Jess, can you erase it ?"

Jess came back to her senses and nodded. She used the eraser and took care of the rule without an issue. Immediately, the waitress and barista got their natural bust back. The twins immediately noticed it.

"Okay, so, if we write a rule, only those who reads it knows it's a... magical rule. Maybe we should start protecting ourselves with a rule that no one can read what we write in the book except for us." Jenny said.

"Would it work ? It's not technically a rule, it's just a statement."

"Only one way to find out..."