Molly looked at her son sleeping soundly in his bed. They had yet another huge argument that night about his schooling and his underage drinking issues. It was all getting to be too much for Molly. It seemed that Miles's anger and his rebelliousness would never end. He was in no shape to go to college at this point, and she couldn't bare the thought of him living at home for the rest of his life.
On top of all that, Molly had been missing her mother more than ever, partially because she would help get Miles into shape, but also just because she was a friend to hang out with, someone to confide in when the going got tough. Her mother's death a couple years ago really took its toll on Molly, and she can trace her issues with Miles back to her mother's death.
So when she found a weird spell book in a thrift shop a couple weeks back, she had been intrigued enough to try it out. And she was stunned to find out it worked! As she flipped through the book, she found a spell that would be perfect for her troubles, perfect for getting rid of Miles and bringing back her mother.
She was about to transform Miles into Grandma.
She took out the spell book, flipped to the page to the right spell, and began to chant.
"Da corpus et anima pueri huius in viscera matris meae"
Molly could feel the magical energies swirling around the room. She let out a smile. This would be interesting.
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