Whoa, buckle up, folks, because today’s been a real kicker.
So, listen! Today was Chris’s wedding day, and he’d been stoked for months. The decorations, the caterer, the vows – he had it all planned out. And oh boy, he did not see this coming. Neither did I, for that matter. I’m Bill, by the way. The best friend who couldn’t make it due to a little geographical inconvenience.
Or at least, that’s what Chris thought.
It started off with me feeling a bit guilty. When you’ve been best buddies since the sandbox, missing a wedding feels like a major friendship felony. Luckily, I had this book I picked up at an antique store – "Spooky Spells & Shenanigans." Seemed like harmless fun to flip through during my tea breaks in Brussels. I flipped to a page titled “How to be There in Spirit (Literally),” and thought, why not give it a whirl?
Cut to the ceremony. There's Chris in a sharp tux, looking all jittery yet excited. Then there was Emily – or should I say, now, me in Emily's body – sauntering down the aisle in a gorgeous white dress, hair all done up, face shining. Gotta admit, I looked amazing. I mean, she looked amazing. I mean…"we" looked amazing?
I was seconds away from snapping out of it, but then I caught sight of Chris’ face. That guy’s been stressing over this wedding like it’s a UN summit. If I just noped out of Emily's body at the last second, would that make him lose it? Probably. Did it make me hesitate? Definitely not.
Anyway, the ceremony was pretty standard until Chris glanced over and saw the mischievous glint in "Emily's" eyes. He knew. But not really. You can't exactly halt your wedding to ask, "Excuse me, honey, but are you Bill?"
We maneuvered through the vows. I couldn't resist slipping in a few rap lyrics, mind you. The expressions on people’s faces were worth a million bucks. Apparently, nobody knew about Emily’s supposed talent for beatboxing.
And the reception? Oh, man. For the life of me, I couldn’t hold back. I mean, who wouldn’t use this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to, you know…test out the equipment a little? Hence, the twerking. The guests' gasps, Chris's red face – all pure gold.
We finally hit the dance floor. “Care to slow dance, wifey?” Chris grinned, his eyes meeting mine with a knowing glint.
“Sure thing, hubz,” I replied in my best faux-sultry voice, leaning closer to him with Emily’s ample assets. “Remember prom night? When you tripped and spilled punch all over Cindy’s dress?” I teased, feeling a laugh bubble up.
“God, don’t remind me,” Chris groaned, trying not to laugh as he palm met 'my' rear. “And can you stop reminding me that you're Bill?! My wife’s body is going to kill you when she’s back.”
We swayed, laughed and further bewildered the guests with our stories and banter. For a moment, I felt guilty. Should I let Emily have control back? Was I ruining their big day?
But then Chris whispered, "You know, this wild side of Emily might be the best wedding present I could’ve asked for."
All doubts vanished. Instead, the only worry that sneaked up was what happens next? Because, um, about that spell book – it’s sitting on my couch back in Europe.
We wrapped up the wedding, compliments and thank-yous flowing, with Chris giving me that “you-better-fix-this” look. Yeah, like I had a manual on possession breaks and reversals. We had, oh, a flight to Hawaii in less than twelve hours, and the book was not in my borrowed handbag.
Looks like Emily-as-me and Chris were off to their honeymoon – complete with my antics in tow. Ah, well. What’s life without a few chaotic adventures, right?
“Hope you packed some sunscreen,” I said with a smirk, watching Chris pack last-minute essentials.
He just shook his head, laughing, “This is going to be an unforgettable trip.”
Spooky Spells & Shenanigans indeed.
This story was generated by user zach3 with assistance by one of OpenAI’s large-scale language-generation model; prompts used to help generate the story are shown below.
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Prompt: Write a story with lots of dialogue where Today was my wedding day. It was supposed to be the greatest day of my life. My best friend couldn’t make it to the wedding since he lives far away now. At least I thought he wouldn’t make it. Apparently, he read a possession spell and accidentally possessed my wife during the ceremony. He walked up to the aisle in her flashy and showy dress her red hair cascading down her back with a strange smirk in her face. He keeps looking down at his new big boobs and laughing the ceremony has been so weird and people are wondering when my wife learned all these raps songs. He even started twerking his big curvy ass at the reception. We had to slow dance and he kept making me laugh talking about old stories from high school and he kept teasing me for having my hand on his butt as we danced. This has been wild for me, but it has kind of been fun seeing my wife acting so free during the wedding and reception. My buddy has certainly made this wedding far more comical by possessing her body. I just hope we can figure out the reverse spell before the honeymoon, but that's not going to happen turn out he left the book back at his house, so I guess he's going to Hawaii with me as my wife. Write the story from my friends who possessed my wife's perspective.
Response: Whoa, buckle up, folks, because today’s been a real kicker. So, listen! Today was Chris’s wedding day, and he’d been stoked for months. The decorations, the caterer, the vows – he had it all planned out. And oh boy, he did not see this coming. Neither did I, for that matter. I’m Bill, by the way. The best friend who couldn’t make it due to a little geographical inconvenience. Or at least, that’s what Chris thought. It started off with me feeling a bit guilty. When you’ve been best buddies since the sandbox, missing a wedding feels like a major friendship felony. Luckily, I had this book I picked up at an antique store – "Spooky Spells & Shenanigans." Seemed like harmless fun to flip through during my tea breaks in Brussels. I flipped to a page titled “How to be There in Spirit (Literally),” and thought, why not give it a whirl? Cut to the ceremony. There's Chris in a sharp tux, looking all jittery yet excited. Then there was Emily – or should I say, now, me in Emily's body – sauntering down the aisle in a gorgeous white dress, hair all done up, face shining. Gotta admit, I looked amazing. I mean, she looked amazing. I mean…"we" looked amazing? I was seconds away from snapping out of it, but then I caught sight of Chris’ face. That guy’s been stressing over this wedding like it’s a UN summit. If I just noped out of Emily's body at the last second, would that make him lose it? Probably. Did it make me hesitate? Definitely not. Anyway, the ceremony was pretty standard until Chris glanced over and saw the mischievous glint in "Emily's" eyes. He knew. But not really. You can't exactly halt your wedding to ask, "Excuse me, honey, but are you Bill?" We maneuvered through the vows. I couldn't resist slipping in a few rap lyrics, mind you. The expressions on people’s faces were worth a million bucks. Apparently, nobody knew about Emily’s supposed talent for beatboxing. And the reception? Oh, man. For the life of me, I couldn’t hold back. I mean, who wouldn’t use this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to, you know…test out the equipment a little? Hence, the twerking. The guests' gasps, Chris's red face – all pure gold. We finally hit the dance floor. “Care to slow dance, wifey?” Chris grinned, his eyes meeting mine with a knowing glint. “Sure thing, hubz,” I replied in my best faux-sultry voice, leaning closer to him with Emily’s ample assets. “Remember prom night? When you tripped and spilled punch all over Cindy’s dress?” I teased, feeling a laugh bubble up. “God, don’t remind me,” Chris groaned, trying not to laugh as he palm met 'my' rear. “And can you stop reminding me that you're Bill?! My wife’s body is going to kill you when she’s back.” We swayed, laughed and further bewildered the guests with our stories and banter. For a moment, I felt guilty. Should I let Emily have control back? Was I ruining their big day? But then Chris whispered, "You know, this wild side of Emily might be the best wedding present I could’ve asked for." All doubts vanished. Instead, the only worry that sneaked up was what happens next? Because, um, about that spell book – it’s sitting on my couch back in Europe. We wrapped up the wedding, compliments and thank-yous flowing, with Chris giving me that “you-better-fix-this” look. Yeah, like I had a manual on possession breaks and reversals. We had, oh, a flight to Hawaii in less than twelve hours, and the book was not in my borrowed handbag. Looks like Emily-as-me and Chris were off to their honeymoon – complete with my antics in tow. Ah, well. What’s life without a few chaotic adventures, right? “Hope you packed some sunscreen,” I said with a smirk, watching Chris pack last-minute essentials. He just shook his head, laughing, “This is going to be an unforgettable trip.” Spooky Spells & Shenanigans indeed.
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