Wish That Backfired
A young woman, tired of constantly feeling uncomfortable in her own skin, makes a simple wish to finally feel at ease in her body. The wish is granted in the most literal and irreversible way possible: her body steadily gains weight, softens, and expands until she is completely, comfortably fat and her mind slowly adjusts to love every new pound.
Play as

Office worker who has spent years feeling awkward and constrained in her own body. She wanted comfort. She is about to get exactly that, in the fullest possible sense.
How it opens
Lena stood in front of the bathroom mirror after another long day of tugging at waistbands and hating the way clothes sat on her. Under her breath, half-joking and half-desperate, she whispered, “I just wish I could feel comfortable in my body for once. Really comfortable.”
A soft warmth spread through her stomach. She shrugged it off and went to bed.
The next morning her favourite jeans were noticeably tighter. By the afternoon her belly sat a little heavier against the waistband. That night she caught herself resting a hand on the soft new curve and feeling… oddly calm. A quiet thought that didn’t quite feel like her own drifted through her mind: This is better. Let it keep going.
She tried to ignore it. The scale the next day said otherwise. The wish had already started working — and it had no intention of stopping at “a little softer.”
Setting
A quiet, modern city apartment. The story follows a young woman's body as it changes according to a wish, focusing on her internal experience of the transformation and her shifting relationship with her own form.
A branch can end when
- Elara's transformation stabilizes, and she fully accepts and loves her new body.
- The transformation is halted or reversed by external intervention (e.g., medical, supernatural).
- Elara rejects the change and seeks a way to return to her previous form, despite the cost.