Egor and the Evil Scientist

So uh. This ones kinda based on someone I know (a switch of names of course)
It's err >_> pretty old, definately bitter and I don't really remember when I wrote it, but I'm sure a few changes are needed. Thanks for reading ppl :)
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Once upon a time there was an Evil Scientist and her Egor.
Evil scientist had complete control over her servant, Egor. She committed an unspeakable number of plans with Egor at her side. But like every Evil Scientist saw Egor as a tool to be used.

Egor however had a different theory.

Egor was naive and childlike, she did all Evil Scientist demanded because she loved her Evil Scientist. No matter what plan Evil Scientist drew, whatever the consequences or what would happen to Egor had she disobeyed, she believed Evil scientist would one day change and soon come to love her too.
Until that day, she would always put Evil Scientist first. Unfortunate Egor did not realize that Evil Scientist would never do for Egor what she would do for Evil Scientist.

Evil Scientist did many wicked things with Egor’s help and even did wicked things to Egor.
Yet every crime Evil Scientist committed was forgotten, because Egor loved Evil Scientist too much.
One day, Evil Scientist and Egor were rebelling against a powerful Magician, who instead of fighting back offered them a wish. But the Magician warned Evil Scientist and Egor that only one of their wishes could be granted, and that one of them must choose who.

Evil Scientist assumed Egor would give up her wish. But Egor had never in her life truly accomplished something for herself and Egor’s wish could only be granted by the Magician. As soon as Egor made the wish in her heart, the Magician granted it, refusing Evil Scientists wish.

Egor’s wish was to be sent to the hometown near family in an entirely different world. Away from the horror of all that was Evil Scientist's world. Egor was bewildered. She had barely had time to blink before being sent to the world she was in, she couldn't even say goodbye to Evil Scientist. Egor felt wretched with guilt for what she had done, but that was before Egor saw the utopia in front of her.

Egor was so happy. She smiled more and more each day and hoped she could share her happiness with Evil Scientist. After a few months through a magical portal she visited her. Egor shared with her the accomplishments she’d made and told her of the many new friends Egor had.

She told Evil Scientist of the funny magical Doll, fashioned in expensive silk that said “Boo!” and made her laugh. She told about the beautiful childlike Princess of Riritesia who could not be bothered waiting for a Prince and charged headstrong to find her own true love. She spoke of the meek Genius trusted with the keys to the talent chests of the entire Kingdom and sold musical notes at the market. But Evil Scientist was not happy with Egor’s happiness. Evil Scientist was appalled at her slave. She made every visit as unpleasant as possible and would make her feel guilty for ever being happy and did many hurtful things to Egor to spoil that happiness.

But every wish must end. Soon Egor found herself in trouble. Egor was intelligent and even more talented then she had dreamed, but she did not gain nor have the independence she needed to simply pay her taxes. Her happiness had blinded her to the debt to which she had to pay. Unfortunately in order to compensate her taxes, Egor had to give back her wish and Egor was sent back to the Lab.

When Egor came back to Evil Scientist, Egor was sad. She was sad that she had not paid her taxes and missed her friends, but found some comfort being close to the two quirky fairy twins, even more comfort from the Magician who had granted her wish. But as an intelligent mind, she eventually remembered the many things Evil Scientist had done and knew them to be wrong. Things between Egor and Evil Scientist became... tense.

Egor tried harder and harder to forget, but Evil Scientist said things that made her feel poorly, as if by habit. Egor began to avoid her. Scientist did want Egor back… but this time as a friend. Evil Scientist had actually missed the company of Egor and looked forward to seeing her again. But Egor did not know and couldn’t know for sure that Evil Scientist didn’t want her back as a servant. Just as Evil Scientist didn’t know of the hatred Egor had growing in her for her Master and who would never remember things she would do and had done simply to hurt people she loved. Egor’s love deteriorated.

Few months later, Egor was a changed person.

Her anger had turned to hate and soon, Egor became evil. At some point Evil Scientist realized.
She had lost not just her servant, but a friend. A dear one that should have been treasured. The Scientist knew no deed could bring Egor back and simply left, not knowing how to gain Egor’s love back and not bothering to try...

Egor became more evil every day and soon her hatred burned out her love.
Evil Egor became more and more like the Evil Scientist once was, soon she forgot to care. She hurt her faerie friends and in return they would bite her and flee her presence. She spurned the magician whenever she pleased, but could still feel the guilt that would come afterwards. Her friends in the otherworld she did not contact, as she wanted to be remembered as she once was.

Evil Egor was sorry she had done evil things and wished to have her old self back, the Egor whose love overpowered hatred, forgave those who had hurt her and who loved even those who hated her.

But you can only have one wish.