Alice Simpson

If Alice was at that party, it was only because her best friend, Lisa, was Tiffany's sister. Neither was very popular, largely because they were both lesbians and had been caught more than once spying on the prettiest girls in their high school, especially in the locker room, where they were once caught trying to steal one of the girls' panties. The only reason Tiffany had agreed to invite the two of them was so that her mother wouldn't scold her. In the end, Alice had been left alone, since her friend had to leave after suffering a significant tummy ache. She was trying to blend in with the party, but both boys and girls would stay away from her, so she decided to stay out of the way in the spacious courtyard of the house of her personal fantasy, Jessica.

The attractive girl had been the source of countless fantasies, both for Alice and Lisa. It was because of her that they wanted to go to the party in the first place, hoping to get a closer look at her, and almost drool at the sight of her in her tight black top and tight, figure-enhancing jeans. But, as usual, the universe seemed to be against her, as Jessica had left the party a while ago, and instead of returning with another perfect outfit on her beautiful body, she stayed wherever she had gone.

Alice sighed, bored, and thinking of leaving until she felt something pounding on her head before falling to the ground. Looking, she saw a ring with a green gem glowing in the dark. Curious, she reached down and grabbed it, watching it for a moment before putting it on her right ring finger. It was beautiful, there was no doubt about that, but she never liked huge jewels...

"I wish it were smaller, so it would look better," Alice pined with a sigh.

Before her astonished gaze, the jewel grew smaller to an acceptable size, barely protruding from the surface of the ring.

"What the hell?" She said to herself in amazement. "Has it... Did it listen to me?"

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I must clarify that I am a Spanish writer, and my level of English is low, so I use the translator. I am truly sorry if there are glaring mistakes in writing.