Three More Wishes: Be Kind To Your Genie

by Doctor MC

  Three

  MORE

  Wishes

  Be Kind To

  Your Genie

  by

  Doctor MC, Mad Scientist

  doctor_m_c@hotmail.com

  Render-art by Commotion22

  HYPO TO HELIO BOOKS

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  Three More Wishes © 2012 by Doctor MC, Mad Scientist. All rights reserved.

  No part of this novel may be reproduced in any matter whatsoever, including internet usage, without written permission from Hypo To Helio Books or the author, except in the case of brief quotations embodied in critical articles and reviews.

  This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places, and incidents are the product of the author’s imagination, and any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, business establishments, events, or locales is entirely coincidental.

  All sexually active characters are eighteen or older.

  Ebook’s ISBN: 978-1-938293-02-3

  Front-cover render-art by: Commotion22

  Inside render-art by: Commotion22

  Author-photo render-art by: Doug Sturk

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  TABLE OF CONTENTS

  Chapter 1 A Boy Called “Shorty”

  Chapter 2 Aunt Claire, Uncle Warren

  Chapter 3 I Inherit—Sort Of

  Chapter 4 Fatima The Genie

  Chapter 5 On A Date With My Genie

  Chapter 6 What Do I Wish For?

  Chapter 7 No Longer A Shorty

  Chapter 8 I Make More Discoveries

  Chapter 9 I Lose My Virginity

  Chapter 10 Day 2: More Changes

  Chapter 11 My Second Three-Way

  Chapter 12 I Confront Mr. Bender

  Chapter 13 Natasha’s New Plan

  Chapter 14 Orgy in Home Ec

  Chapter 15 Fatima’s Bad News

  Chapter 16 I Awaken With ... An Idea

  Chapter 17 Aunt Esther

  Chapter 18 Don’t Offend Ashnadim!

  Chapter 19 My Harem Expands

  Chapter 20 Classroom Orgy

  Chapter 21 A Seventh Wish?

  Chapter 22 Lingerie For A Sultan

  Chapter 23 Fatima Meets The Folks

  Chapter 24 I Rescue Janice

  Chapter 25 I Give A Pimp Problems

  Chapter 26 Six New Housemates

  Chapter 27 At The Costume Party

  Chapter 28 Tim & I Thwart Evil Twins

  Chapter 29 We’re All In The Dark

  Chapter 30 I Rescue Two Little Kids

  Chapter 31 Life Is No Fun For Harold

  Chapter 32 Am I Famous?

  Chapter 33 Drat, I’m Famous

  Chapter 34 The Pool Party

  Chapter 35 Another Genie Master

  Chapter 36 Virgilia Asks Questions

  Chapter 37 A Genie Murdered

  Chapter 38 I Warn; Paula Plots

  Chapter 39 Paula Works Her Plot

  Chapter 40 Paula Meets Elvira

  Chapter 41 Who Will Own The Lamp?

  Chapter 42 The Date Of Fated Death

  Chapter 43 Epilog: 2013

  Chapter 44 Epilog: 2068

  Chapter 1

  A Boy Called “Shorty”

  Hank Miller was slamming me into a locker, ten minutes before the start of First Period. Another typical day at Plato Smith High School.

  “You stay away from my girlfriend, Shorty, got it?” Hank said. As if there was the slightest chance that I hadn’t already gotten the message clearly, months ago. Hank lifted me so that my face was even with his (and my feet were off the floor). “Anna Kay deserves better than to be seen with a runt like you,” he said.

  Which was certainly true, at least from Hank’s point of view. Not only was Anna Kay Henderson a cheerleader, she was stacked. As for me, Marvin Harper, I’m the shortest guy in the senior class, at 5′2″. Shortest by several inches. While Hank was the starting quarterback. Yeah, there was a definite status-difference here.

  “Um, Hank?” Anna Kay said, in a small voice.

  “Later, cupcake,” Hank said. “I got to explain some facts of life to shrimp-guy here.”

  Anna Kay said, “Hank, I asked Marvin to help me, tutor me in Trigonometry.”

  “Yeah? That right?” Hank asked me. I nodded. Hank smiled evilly. “Well then, maybe I can persuade Tiny Tim here to do your trig homework, not just help you with it. That way, Anna Kay, you and I can spend more time together.”

  “Vat are you doink to Marvin?” a female voice demanded.

  “Go away, ‘Princess Anastasia,’ ” Hank said, without turning his face away from mine.

  Hank didn’t turn his head to look at Natasha Ludmenkov, but I did. Mainly because Natasha was definitely worth looking at. Right now, she had her arms crossed, she was tapping a foot, and she was glaring at Hank.

  Hank still was looking straight at me. “So, you tutoring Anna Kay because you expect to get into her panties?”

  “What, do I look as stupid as you are?” I said.

  “So, you doing it for money? How much are you paying him, Anna Kay?”

  Anna Kay looked unhappy to be part of all this. “Hank, Marvin offered to help me without charging me a cent.”

  I said, “In class it’s easy to tell she’s struggling with the trig. She needs help, and I can help her, so I offered to tutor her for free.”

  “Oh? Isn’t that nice,” Hank said to me. “You’re a real nice guy, aren’t you?”

  “He is. He is nice guy,” Natasha said. “So go let him.”

  Hank still didn't glance at Natasha. Raising his voice, he said, “Run off now, child. Let the adults talk.”

  “I vill not leafe until you go let him,” Natasha declared.

  Hank smirked at me. “You need for skirts to defend you now? Wow, you really are a girly-boy.”

  Hank finally turned to look at pale goddess Natasha. “Bell’s about to ring. You’ll be late to class.”

  The leggy Russian girl gave my tormenter a smile. “So long as you hold Marvin, I stand here. Soon or late, teacher is seeink four pipple in hallway. If you still bullyink Marvin then, thinks not good for you. Maybe you expel, hm? I stand here, checkmate.”

  And sure enough, the Tardy Bell did ring then.

  Hank let me go. “We’ll talk later, pee-wee,” he said, before walking away with Anna Kay. Anna Kay glanced back to show me an apologetic face.

  As I was donning my backpack, Natasha nodded toward Hank. “I am him not likink. Totally not likink. Hank Miller is”—the Russian word did not sound flattering.

  I started to walk to my first-period class, having decided that going to the office and requesting a tardy slip was asking for trouble. But as soon as I started to walk toward Physics class, Natasha turned to walk alongside me.

  Natasha hadn’t asked my permission, of course. There were three reasons that Natasha had been nicknamed “Princess Anastasia” here at school. Yes, Natasha was Russian, and yes, she had the looks and the poise of a model, but mainly her nickname came from walking into any room as though she owned the place.

  I had not spoken since she had taken up position as my wingman. Filling the silence, she said, “Not is so bad if you is girly-boy. Some womans do girly-boy more likink than furry man.”

  I said, “I don’t like it at all, a woman rescuing me. I should be rescuing her. But fat chance of that.” I sighed. “I graduate in three weeks, and I by myself still can’t stop anyone from shitting on me.”

  But then I remembered my man
ners. “Natasha, what you did was kind,” I said. “Thanks for your help.”

  She shrugged. “I cannot let you to nurse clinic is goink, while I am the hands wrinkink.”

  By now we were in front of Physics class. I put my hand on the doorknob to go in, but then Natasha put her hand on my shoulder. She said, “You are good man, Marvin Stephanovich Harper. I am you watchink. You should get gooder life than you is gettink.”

  Soon a genie would come to agree with Natasha, and my life would get “gooder” than I could possibly imagine. But I need to set the stage first, O Reader.

  Chapter 2

  Aunt Claire, Uncle Warren

  I managed to avoid Hank for the rest of the day. I ran into Anna Kay at lunch, who gave me an apologetic smile and said, “I’m okay with Trig. I don’t need any more tutoring for a while.”

  I had just sat down at the lunch table, between Bob and Christopher, when Natasha sat down in the seat opposite me. Again she didn’t ask permission, she just acted.

  “Marvin, I am havink flavor you to ask,” she said.

  “You want to ask me a favor?” I said.

  “Yes. I have gotted invite to party. With all wear kas—kas—”

  “Costumes?”

  “Da, costumes party, Saturday after Saturday. I want you as invitink. We are makink funny couple, I zink.”

  “Who would we go as?”

  Before Natasha could answer, Christopher did. “As Boris and Natasha, guy! You’re a midget, she’s tall and thin, and she even has the accent. All you need is a black coat and black hat and a fake moustache, and you two will have the prize locked up!”

  “I am not a midget,” I said.

  Bob said to Natasha, “So is that the plan? You and Marvin, as Boris and Natasha from the cartoons?”

  Natasha smiled big. To me she said, “Please is sayink you will go.”

  Well, I didn’t like being reminded (again) that I was short, but on the other hand, Natasha hadn’t needed to invite me. “Sure, I’ll go,” I said. “Is this a date?”

  Bob and Christopher turned their heads to hear Natasha’s answer. Natasha was well worth dating—she had pale, almost white skin; pale blue eyes; naturally pale blond hair; cheekbones; pouty lips; and legs, legs, legs. Only her tits were ordinary.

  Natasha looked at me and smiled sadly. “I not am dayink you. Do you is sayink nyet now? But I am wantink you as friend, Marvin, party or not party.”

  “Not a problem, Natasha,” I said. “I will go to your costume party a week from Saturday, dressed as Boris, even though it won’t be a quote-unquote date.”

  “Spasibo,” she said, smiling and squeezing my hand.

  ****

  That night, I had a light homework load, which meant—a free evening! By 7:30 p.m., I was driving my clunker toward the hospital, to visit my Aunt Claire.

  I walked into a hospital room that was stuffed solid with flowers and metal balloons. Aunt Claire was loved by everyone, which mainly explained the generosity of so many flowers and balloons. But the other reason for all the stuff in her room was that Aunt Claire had uterine cancer, and wasn’t expected to last another month.

  “Ah, it’s my favorite great-nephew,” Aunt Claire said when she saw me.

  “Until another great-nephew walks in,” I said. But I was smiling.

  I was shocked by her appearance. I had heard the expression “skin and bones” all my life, but now I was seeing it. Aunt Claire looked like someone had shrink-wrapped skin over a skeleton. But what I said was, “You’re looking good, Aunt Claire.”

  She smiled crookedly, as if to say I know you’re lying. But what she said back was, “Yes, I’m almost out of here. And the next time you come to my house, I’ll bake some of my super-secret-recipe chocolate-chip cookies.”

  “I’ll enjoy them, Aunt Claire,” I said, smiling. But inside I wasn’t smiling, I was horrified. God, it’s like talking to a corpse, she looks so awful, I thought.

  Then Aunt Claire said, “Did you know that your Uncle Warren is in this same hospital? Lung cancer, I hear.” Then Aunt Claire eyed me and added, “I don’t think he’s had a single visitor.”

  “What, none of his jailbait girlfriends visit him?” I said, laughing. Somehow my obnoxious uncle always managed to have a gorgeous young girlfriend come with him to family dinners.

  Now Aunt Claire replied, “No, two young hussies visit him regularly. His nurses are scandalized by how they carry on, so my nurses tell me. But my point is, Marvin, I don’t think he gets visits from family.”

  I laughed. “Well, after he announced years ago that he was leaving all his fortune to the Eisenhower Library? What do you expect?”

  Aunt Claire frowned at me. “So you’re saying the only reason you’re visiting me is that you hope to inherit something?”

  “Auntie, do I need to remind you? Uncle Warren is an opinionated jerk asshole.”

  “True. But now he is a lonely and dying opinionated jerk asshole.”

  “Okay, okay,” I said. “I’ll go pay him a visit right now.”

  ****

  As I was walking through the hospital to Uncle Warren’s hospital room, I reviewed what I knew about him.

  Uncle Warren had enlisted in the Army in 1942, and eventually had been sent to Africa to fight Rommel. In late 1943 the Africa war was over, and so he was in the first wave of Americans invading Sicily.

  And suddenly Pvt. Harper, who’d been all but invisible in the Tunisia fighting, was daily putting himself in danger. Rescuing injured comrades, charging machine-gun nests, personally wiping out three Panzer crews—Pvt. Warren Harper should have been dead a dozen times a month. But except for shrapnel in his left arm and a shot in the leg, he went through the war without a scratch. By the time the Army handed him his discharge in September 1945, Uncle Warren was a much-medaled First Sergeant.

  Then, when he returned to civilian life...

  Everything continued to go right for him. Everything.

  Always he was surrounded by breathtaking women, and they were all always acting like they wanted sex with him.

  And suddenly, Uncle Warren was making money hand over fist. To give just one example: He bought stock in IBM in November 1945, three months before ENIAC came online and began the computer revolution. To give another example: He bought scads of shares of Microsoft on the first day of its IPO; years later, while in Seattle for a stockholder meeting, he bought shares in Starbucks when it was starting up.

  But his relatives couldn’t stand him, because of one nasty quirk of his. Uncle Warren thought that Dwight D. Eisenhower was our greatest president ever, and nobody around him could talk about anything without Uncle Warren trolling about Ike’s greatness.

  Five years ago, Uncle Warren had announced that the Eisenhower Presidential Library deserved his millions more than did his “moron” relatives. After that, nobody but me acted even a little bit nice to him at family gatherings.

  My walk through the hospital completed, I stepped into Uncle Warren’s hospital room. I saw no flowers and no balloons, but I did see something at least as nice: a blonde with young skin and a toned figure. She was standing up against my uncle’s hospital bed, alongside his hips, with her backside toward the door.

  And it was a nice backside, let me tell you.

  Uncle Warren looked surprised to see me. “Sherry, Sherry, stop that, we have a visitor! It’s one of my relatives!”

  Sherry did something with the top bedsheet (that her body blocked me from seeing), then she turned around. Now I could see her from the front, and she had unnaturally large tits—that, or she’d won the Breast Lottery like Anna Kay had. When I finally tore my eyes away from her tits, I was shocked to see that Sherry’s face was flushed with sexual arousal.

  Uncle Warren rasped, “Sherry, may I present my brother’s son’s son’s son, Marvin Harper. Marvin, this is my odd-days girlfriend, Sherry Benson. Sherry works as a pole dancer at ... remind me.”

  Sherry smiled proudly. “Right now I’m working at Clu
b Physique, but next week I start work at the Nimfo Club on Woodrow Wilson. Come check me out—ask for ‘Bubbles’!”

  I decided that Sherry was not a rocket scientist. “Um, I’m three years away from legal drinking,” I said.

  Uncle Warren rasped, “Sherry, go find the on-call nurse and bring her in here right now. That’s a good girl.”

  “But Warren, baby—”

  “Do it now, Sweet Lips. Or I won’t let you you-know-what, later tonight.”

  Sherry pouted, but walked out of the room, her high heels click-clacking. Now came the challenge: talking with Uncle Warren without strangling him.

  ****

  “So how’d you get here?” Uncle Warren asked. “Take the Smith Freeway?”

  “Right,” I said, knowing what was coming next.

  “Good man. You know, President Eisenhower started the interstate system.”

  “Uh-huh, you’ve told me,” I said. Many times, I chose not to add.

  There was an awkward silence, which stretched out. Unusually, my uncle wasn’t trying to dominate the conversation—was he really waiting on what I had to say?

  At last I said, “I got invited to a costume party next week. We’re going as Boris and Natasha—you know, the cartoon characters?”

  I expected Uncle Warren to point out that Boris and Natasha were Commies, and President Eisenhower had fought the Commies in Korea. But instead, Uncle Warren said, “A costume party! Been a long time since I’ve been to one of those. Going with a girl?”

  “Yep. Her name’s Natasha—her real name’s Natasha, I mean.”

  “She pretty?”

  “Very. And no, she isn’t a Communist.”

  “Of course not. You’ve got more sense than that, Marvin.”

  A combination click-clack and squeak-squeak announced that Sherry had brought the nurse. Oddly, the nurse was looking me over. She was an alert oriental woman in her thirties; her nametag said NGUYEN.

  After looking me over, she turned to face my uncle. “You needed something, Mr. Harper?”

  Uncle Warren said, “Yes, Nurse, when do I get my next pain medication?”

  “At midnight, Mister Harper.”

  “That’s what I thought. Sorry to bother you.”