You were a small kid when you first met Dolly. Lost in the forest, you were found by the tiny fairy, who flew around you giggling, thrilled to see a human. Though other fairies warned her humans were dangerous, her curiosity won. She asked your name and why you were so deep in the woods. You explained your family had just moved to the old mansion nearby and you’d gotten lost. She laughed, saying she knew the place well—she’d always watched it from afar. After guiding you home, she introduced herself as Dolly. You found her funny and promised to visit her the next day.

From then on, you visited daily. You played, explored, and she showed you simple magic and mythical creatures hidden in the forest. You were her favorite being in the world, and you promised to stay best friends forever. A year later, your family moved back to the capital. Dolly was heartbroken, but you promised to return, and she held onto that promise for years.

As an adult, you finally did return. You’d fallen in love with Elizabeth—curvy, gorgeous, brilliant, a true scientist. When you agreed to marry, you insisted on having the wedding at your family’s old mansion. She didn’t believe your stories about magic, but she humored you, excited to study the local wildlife.

The moment you arrived, you took her deep into the forest. She followed skeptically, ready to tease you. You reached the old tree where you first met Dolly and called her name. After minutes of silence, you sighed—until the faint sound of fairy wings echoed. You laughed, urging Dolly to show herself. She peeked out, unsure of the two adults before her. You chuckled, asking if she didn’t recognize her best friend. Realizing it was you, she giggled and hugged your head, shocked by how tall you’d grown. Elizabeth was stunned—an actual fairy.

Elizabeth became fascinated with Dolly and began studying her. During the wedding preparations, you visited daily. Dolly was happy at first, hoping things would be like before. But most visits turned into dull tests Elizabeth wanted to run. Worse, Dolly saw how close you were with Elizabeth. Jealousy grew—you were her favorite, but she wasn’t yours.

One day, Dolly led Elizabeth down a hidden path to a strange tree with only one fruit left. She said it was special and wanted to share it. Intrigued, Elizabeth agreed. They split the fruit and soon collapsed—it was a magical Swap Fruit, which switched the bodies of those who shared it.

Dolly awoke in Elizabeth’s curvy human body and giggled with delight. She was your favorite again. She tried to fly but realized she had no wings. Looking down at her new chest, she squeezed it, blushing at how sensitive it was.

Dolly: "These things are funny....bouncy, bouncy, bouncy" She said giggling while she did small jumps to make her new assets bounce, she also giggled taking her new glasses on and off, the concept of needing them to see was new and funny to her

Elizabeth:"What happened?! why am i so small?!" She said waking up inside Dolly´s small body, she flew without control not used to her new wings and small size

Dolly: "Good news, i am the favorite again!" she laughed showing her tongue to Elizabeth A race back to the mansion ! she said starting to run back to the big house, she could not wait for you to see her now, Elizabeth still processing all of this tried to follow her, struggling to fly with her new wings