Last wish
'After all this time I thought we were friends.' The old man coughed. 'How could we be. You were always just a servant, genie.' 'Please don't.' 'I want my last wish!' 'But I will be trapped again for hundred of years. If you pass away without spending your last wish, I will be free.' 'But I want my wish. I wish for an hourglass showing my remaining time.' 'As you wish.' The genie disappeared and left a tiny hourglass. 'But it's almost empty, wha-'
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