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The air was still trembling with residual energy, dust particles suspended midair like glitter in the aftermath of a magical storm. Emily stared up at the new being before her, her chest rising and falling with excitement, confusion, and a faint tinge of fear.
"Grandpa?" she whispered again, stepping forward.
The figure hovered just slightly above the ground. His feet finally touched down as though remembering gravity. His expression twitched-half warm, half...strange. Like a smile sculpted over a storm.
"I'm here, sweetheart," he said.
But it didn't sound right.
The voice carried two tones layered atop each other. One, the warm, familiar cadence of her Grandpa-the other, smooth and detached, unmistakably Anu.
The being pressed his hand to his temple. A flicker of pain crossed his face.
"Are... are you okay?" Emily asked, her voice suddenly small.
"Yes," he answered automatically. Too quickly. Too calm.
And then-
"No."
His knees buckled, and he dropped to all fours, gasping. Energy pulsed from his back in short bursts, glowing veins of golden and blue light racing up his arms. His eyes flickered-brown, then glowing teal, then brown again. He gritted his teeth, knuckles white against the hardwood.
Inside his mind, a war raged.
Stop it, Anu! Grandpa's voice echoed within. You said you'd never hurt her! You said-
I am not hurting her. I am fulfilling her wish. Anu's voice was distant but thunderous, like a wave crashing through clouds. You've had your time. She asked for eternity. You are mortal. You cannot comprehend what that means.
She didn't want this!
She wanted you to never leave. I'm simply ensuring it.
The body twitched again. Emily stepped backward, her hands clenched near her chest.
"Grandpa?" she said, voice trembling. "What's happening to you?"
The being's face contorted-one side calm, the other cracking in agony. He looked up, and for a moment, she saw Grandpa-really saw him-his eyes wide with love, panic, and pleading.
"Emily... don't-don't make any more-wishes. Please..." he said, voice breaking.
And then-his entire body arched backward, his mouth opening in a silent scream.
Energy exploded outward in a shockwave that knocked picture frames off the walls.
When it settled...
He stood tall. Still.
Too still.
The Grandpa softness had vanished. The flannel shirt was gone, replaced by sleek, dark robes threaded with veins of shimmering magic. His hair was longer now, pulled back into a tight braid that pulsed faintly with light. His eyes glowed like dying stars-beautiful, cold, endless.
The skin was flawless. The voice that followed was not Grandpa's.
"I apologize for the display," the being said coolly. "That part of me has... been quieted."
Emily's stomach dropped. "What do you mean? Where is he?"
"He's here," Anu said. "But his consciousness has been... restrained. His emotional interference was becoming problematic."
"You suppressed him?" Emily's voice cracked.
"He was jeopardizing the wish," Anu said simply.
Emily took a step back. "No... no, that's not what I meant. I wanted both of you. I wanted him with me forever."
"You have him," Anu said, raising a glowing hand to his temple. "He is part of me now. Safe. Silent. Eternal."
Emily shook her head, her lips trembling. "Let me talk to him. Let me talk to my Grandpa."
Anu tilted his head, as if weighing the request. But his expression hardened.
"That is not advisable."
Emily's hands clenched into fists. "LET. ME. TALK TO HIM."
For just a split second, the glowing eyes flickered again. And behind them-buried in a sea of stars and magic-she saw a flicker of Grandpa's face. Muffled. Distant. Reaching for her like someone drowning.
And then-gone.
Anu straightened. "You should rest. You've had a long day."
He turned without waiting for her answer, robes sweeping the air like a shadow drawn across the room.
Emily stood frozen.
She had her wish.
And she had never felt so alone.
That night, Emily couldn't sleep.
She lay in her new bed-soft as clouds, covered in satin sheets, surrounded by gold-trimmed furniture and a chandelier that didn't belong in a child's room. The moonlight poured in through the tall windows, casting silver bars across the room like the light was trying to trap her.
Everything was new. Fancy. Quiet.
And cold.
She clutched the blankets tighter and stared at the ceiling.
It had happened hours ago, but she couldn't stop thinking about it. The moment her grandpa-her Grandpa-looked at her with soft eyes and a confused smile. And then she said the words.
"I wish you were the genie."
Emily squeezed her eyes shut. Why did she say that?
It felt right at the time. Her heart had wanted it. She wanted him to stay. She wanted him to never leave. But the look on his face right before it happened-his mouth had opened like he was going to say something. Something important. Maybe even something that would've changed her mind.
But he never got the chance.
The wind. The spinning. The colors. His body lifted off the ground. The look in his eyes when Anu's glow wrapped around him like a snake. That awful, horrible noise of two people becoming one.
And now... Anu was still here.
But Grandpa wasn't. Not really.
She sniffed, rolling onto her side, burying her face in the pillow. The silence was louder than thunder. It wasn't like the comforting hush of when she used to fall asleep with Grandpa downstairs watching TV, or when Grandma would hum in the kitchen late at night. This silence was sharp, eerie, like the house was holding its breath.
"Anu?" she whispered into the dark, her voice barely a thread.
A moment passed.
Then-
A faint shimmer filled the corner of her room. The air rippled. And there he was-floating, graceful, calm. His features glowed faintly with blue light. His skin was smooth again. No wrinkles. No glasses. No smile lines.
No Grandpa.
Just Anu.
"Can't sleep?" he asked softly.
Emily sat up, her voice small. "I need to ask you something."
He hovered closer, head tilting with theatrical curiosity. "Of course."
She hesitated, her fingers gripping the edge of the blanket. "Grandpa... is he still in there? Like... really in there?"
Anu's expression flickered-just for a second-before settling into something gentle, almost mournful.
"Emily," he said, floating down to sit at the edge of her bed, "when you made your wish, you did it out of love. Out of hope. Out of fear that someone you care about would be taken from you. That kind of magic... it's powerful. And dangerous."
"But is he gone?" Her voice cracked. "I didn't mean to hurt him."
Anu looked into her eyes, and his voice took on that melodic, hypnotic tone she'd come to recognize.
"He's not gone. He's part of me. Just like I'm part of him now. A fusion. A bond deeper than words. You gave him the gift of eternity."
"But he didn't want it."
"Did he say that?" Anu asked gently.
Emily faltered. "No. But... he looked scared."
"Change always looks scary," Anu replied. "But you've seen it, haven't you? You've seen how much better things are now. Your family's safe. They're rich. You're safe. You've touched the past. You've tasted wonder. You've bent the world to your imagination."
He floated a little closer. "You made the wish because deep down, you knew the truth: the world is too small for someone like you to be powerless. Too cruel. You didn't make a selfish wish. You made a strong one. And now? You're not alone. You'll never be alone again."
Emily's eyes began to water.
"But what if I messed everything up?"
Anu reached forward and gently touched her hand. His palm was warm. Too warm. Like something that had been burning.
"You haven't messed up anything. You're just waking up. Everyone else is asleep, blind to their own chains. But not you."
She bit her lip.
"I don't feel strong. I feel like I broke something."
"You broke limits," Anu said, his voice dipping to a near-whisper. "That's what people fear. That's why your mom wanted me gone. That's why adults make rules. To keep the ones who dream from doing the impossible. But you, Emily... you are impossible. And I've never been more proud."
Emily's lips trembled. She didn't speak. But she didn't look away either.
He smiled-soft and warm-and let go of her hand.
"You made the right choice. And soon, when you see what we can really do... you'll never doubt yourself again."
She stared at him for a long moment.
Then finally, she nodded. Just once.
"I'm glad I made the wish."
Anu leaned back, his expression satisfied. "Good."
He rose from the bed, body shimmering again with soft blue glow, and began to fade into the shadows.
"I'll be here," he whispered as he vanished, "always."
And this time, when Emily lay back down, her heartbeat was calm. Her eyes stayed dry.
She no longer questioned what she had done.
She was sure of it.
She was proud of it.
Emily sat in the silence for a long while after Anu's glow faded from the room. But something still tugged at her chest. A knot she couldn't quite ignore.
She sat up again, her blanket slipping off her shoulders, her thoughts running wild.
Wait...
She had made the last wish.
Didn't she?
She sat upright, heart quickening. "Anu?" she whispered again, louder this time.
The air shimmered, and like a ripple across glass, Anu reappeared in the corner, arms folded, eyebrows raised. "Miss me already?"
"I..." She hesitated. "I used my last wish. So... why are you still here?"
Anu blinked once, then slowly walked toward her, his bare feet never touching the floor.
"Ah," he said softly. "That."
He settled in midair again, floating just above the foot of her bed. "You're correct. You did make your third and final wish. Normally, that would be the end. My contract fulfilled. I would've returned to the lamp, and you would've gone on with your life-richer, wiser, possibly more haunted, but unchanged."
"So why didn't you leave?" she asked, voice low, cautious. "You're supposed to go back to the lamp, right?"
Anu gave a wistful smile and looked up at the ceiling, as though searching for a distant star. "Because I can't go back."
Emily's brows furrowed. "What do you mean you can't?"
Anu's glow dimmed slightly, like a fireplace settling to coals. "The lamp... the space inside it, the dimension where I come from-it's not meant to hold physical beings. The rules are strict. When you fused me with your grandfather, you didn't just give me a new form. You tethered me. To this world. To you."
He looked at her gently now. "The moment I became something part-human, part-physical, I lost my ability to re-enter the lamp's dimension. That door's closed."
Emily blinked, trying to wrap her head around it. "So... you're stuck here?"
"With you," he confirmed, and though his tone was calm, there was a flicker of something deeper behind his eyes-regret, maybe, or awe. "Forever."
Her breath caught. "But... I made the last wish. You can't do any more, right?"
"That's the funny part," Anu said, sitting cross-legged in midair like a floating monk. "Technically, I can still grant wishes. As many as you'd like."
Emily shook her head. "But you said three per person."
"That's the rule," he nodded, "because once the third wish is made, I get sucked back into the lamp. That's how the system resets. I don't choose it. It just happens."
He leaned forward, voice lowering to a near whisper. "But now that I can't go back to the lamp... that trigger? It's broken. There's nothing pulling me away. No more reset."
Emily's eyes widened. "So that means..."
"You, my dear," Anu said slowly, with a glint in his eye, "have unlocked something... quite unprecedented. As long as I remain in this form-fused, physical, and earthbound-there is no limit to the number of wishes I can grant."
She sat frozen, staring at him.
Her mind was racing. Visions of all the things she could have. All the people she could impress. All the pain she could erase. The power-real, endless power-curled through her chest like fire.
Anu tilted his head and smiled softly. "Careful. I can hear your thoughts from here."
"I didn't-"
"You didn't mean to think it, I know," he said, not unkindly. "It's natural. The mind leaps at possibilities like children chasing fireflies. But for now..." His voice became velvet-smooth. "Slow down. Breathe. There's time. You've already reshaped the world around you. You're no longer the same girl who found a lamp in the reeds. You're becoming something... greater."
Emily's breath came slower now. She leaned back against the headboard, her mind still buzzing but less frantic.
Anu reached out, not to touch her, but to guide her thoughts like one might calm rippling water with their hand. "Rest now, Emily. Let your dreams catch up with your reality."
Her eyelids fluttered. The fire in her chest dulled to embers. The overwhelming swirl of emotions settled into something quieter. Comforting.
"I can still see Grandpa in your eyes," she murmured drowsily, her voice barely audible.
"And he still sees you," Anu whispered.
Emily closed her eyes.
And finally, she slept.
Anu stood silently at the edge of the bed, his face unreadable in the moonlight. Then, with a gentle exhale, he faded into the shadows again.
Waiting.
Watching.
And still by her side.
Forever.
The morning sun spilled through the tall windows of the dining room, painting golden stripes across the newly polished floors. The scent of scrambled eggs, buttered toast, and fresh fruit filled the air.
Emily descended the stairs slowly, rubbing the sleep from her eyes. Her bare feet brushed against the soft new carpet, plush and silent beneath her steps. She heard voices-clinking plates, quiet laughter. For a second, it almost felt normal.
She walked into the kitchen and paused.
Everyone was gathered around the long marble table, eating. Uncle Joe was halfway through a giant omelet, Tom and Eric argued over who got more bacon, and Grandma was buttering a biscuit with methodical focus.
It was her mother who noticed her first.
"Morning," she said with a tone that carried more weight than just a greeting.
Emily mumbled something in return and moved toward the counter to grab a plate.
Then her mother's voice cut through the low hum of chatter.
"Where's your grandpa?"
Emily froze.
The genie appeared in a faint shimmer beside her, arms folded casually. "Oh, I'm here," he said with a sly grin, his voice just a little too loud.
Emily's mother's eyes narrowed instantly. "Not you," she snapped. "I meant her grandfather."
She turned to Emily. "Have you seen him this morning?"
Emily stood still. Completely still. Her hands tightened around her empty plate.
The room quieted.
Her mother stared at her, eyes narrowing the way only a mother's could. "Emily..."
Emily's heart thudded against her ribs.
"What did you do?" her mother asked, her voice low now-measured. Dangerous.
Emily's mouth opened slightly. She wanted to lie. To deflect. But she couldn't.
She swallowed.
"I... I made a wish."
Her mother's expression didn't change. She just waited.
Emily's voice cracked as she added, "I... I wished Grandpa was the genie."
And the room went completely silent.
Emily's mother's eyes widened, her jaw slightly slack. "You did what?"
Emily stood her ground, even as her voice trembled. "I wished that Grandpa was the genie... I didn't want Anu to go. I wanted to keep him. I didn't know it would... combine them."
The genie-half Anu, half a flicker of Grandpa still hiding beneath the surface-remained silent, watching from the corner like a shadow with glowing eyes.
"What happened to him?" her mother asked, her voice a whisper edged with panic.
Emily's eyes welled slightly, but her tone was firm. "He's still here. He's inside Anu. They're both... one now. He told me he'd always be with me, and now he really is."
Her mother's face went pale, and then flushed with a deep, almost trembling red.
"You... you little spawn of Satan!" she snapped, stepping away from the table, trembling with rage. "You are not my daughter."
The words sliced through the air like a blade.
Emily's fists clenched. "Why? Because I used my wish? Because I wanted to keep my friend? Because I made us all rich?!"
"You don't understand what you've done," her mother barked. "You've invited evil into this house. Into our souls."
Emily's voice cracked with fury. "He's not evil! You're just mad you can't control me!"
"Don't you talk to me!" her mother roared, eyes wild with a fury only a terrified parent can summon.
"I'm not afraid of you anymore!" Emily screamed back. "You always act like you're so righteous, but you're just scared! You're scared of anything that doesn't fit your tiny little idea of the world!"
Her mother stepped forward-and slapped her.
Hard.
The sound cracked through the room. Emily's head jerked slightly, her lip stinging, her eyes wide.
"I said," her mother growled, shaking, "don't. You. Talk to me like that."
Emily's breath hitched.
Then she exploded.
"Don't you ever touch me again!" she shrieked, fire in her eyes. "You don't get to hit me just because you're afraid of something you don't understand!"
"I am your mother," her mother yelled, stepping back, tears now brimming. "You are a child. A child with no idea what you've done!"
"No," Emily spat. "You're just another stupid adult who doesn't understand anything!"
"Hey, now-" Uncle Joe began, standing slowly from the table.
"She's right," Grandma said quietly, but her voice was stern. "You've gone too far, Emily."
Uncle Joe added, "I thought this was all fun and games, kid, but this? This is something else."
"You're all the same! All you adults! Always judging, always acting like you're smarter-like you know better!"
The genie stirred beside her, quiet.
Emily's eyes blazed.
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"I wish-" she snapped, her voice raw and furious, "I wish you were all kids!"
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