[ WP ] How about a genie story from the genie 's perspective

The council had spoken. Alfabar was condemned to 30 lifetimes worth of incarceration. Alfabar had defied the King one afternoon when he and his royal subjects were doing a tour around the city. Alfabar's wife Surka had fallen ill and that day in the market. He was working his hardest to barter and beg for her medicines. Alfabar's lot included two chicken and a goat. That fateful day the preoccupied Alfabar had bumped into one of the King's guards. The guard kicked down Alfabar knocking down the chicken cages into the water. All hope lost, Alfabar yelled at the guard to pay him for his chickens. The guard rushed towards Alfabar threw a chipped rupee into the water and unsheathed his sword. One quick slash and the goat was headless. Alfabar clamored that all three of his animals were worth at least ten rupees. The king angered by the delay sent Alfabar to prison. Later that day the council decreed that any resistance towards the kingdom would not be tolerated. The high priests chanted and Alfabar was now in his new home. 
 Fast forward to present day Calcutta, a man was looking for a gift for his son. While going from shop to shop he found an antique shop that peaked his interest. The man walked in and found a vase that had warriors fighting. When he arrived at his home he gave the boy the vase and although he was slightly intrigued he decided to sell it after a time. Months past and the boy had finally remembered that he could sell the vase in order for him to have money to travel to the city and watch a cricket math later that week. The boy gathered a few rags and began to polish the vase with the thought of the match on his mind. As he was doing this the warriors on the vase started to move and Alfabar appeared. The boy put the vase down and rushed for his cricket bat. Alfabar told the boy that his wish had been granted. He told the boy that he had eight front VIP tickets to the match and that a car would pick up him and his cousins the day off. Alfabar was pleased that the boy was happy but his heart was not in it. Alfabar was aware that his past life was gone, including his loving wife....
