Chapter #5Return to your family by: Seuzz   Once you're back in control you address her reflection in the mirror:
"Okay, Dana, I'll go and possess someone else, since that's what you seem to want. This will be my last time inside you, I guess. I'm going to stay inside you during church if you don't mind, but I'm going to hide myself; you won't even know that I'm here, and you'll be complete control of yourself. I hope you won't be too upset, since it is for the last time." You then slip down deep inside her mind.
She is surprisingly calm when she is back in control of her body; it appears she is just going to ignore you. She finishes getting ready and heads off for church.
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When services and lunch are over, she goes back up to her room so the two of you can talk. You take control of her again, but only tell her that you are going back to your own home. With that, you gather up a few odds and ends so that her leaving the house won't look odd, and bicycle over to your house. Before you get there, though, you duck back into a nearby alley and vomit yourself out of Dana. By this time, she can recover almost instantly when you relinquish her; in your gelatinous form you bob a kind of goodbye while she give you a queer kind of smile, waves, and then walks slowly away.
You slip over the back fence into your yard and slither over to the house and up a drainpipe to the second floor, where you find an open window: it is your room, and you hide under the bed while pondering your next move.
Though you've decided to move into someone in your family, you're not yet quite decided who it should be. Your older sister, Mary, is a college student, but she is out of town on a road trip with some of her friends and won't be back for a few days. Your younger sister, Joanna, is a freshman at your high school. Both, you have to admit, are quite good-looking, but they each have different advantages as hosts.
As Mary, you would have a lot more freedom to come and go as you please; you also know that Dana has always liked Mary and would like to be friends with her. So, as Mary, you could arrange to be close to Dana, as a kind of big sister. As Joanna, on the other hand, you would still be in high school, which is familiar ground to you. She is also best friends with Sarah, Dana's kid sister, which would be another way of keeping a connection with Dana.
There are also your parents, who are in their late thirties. You are keen to know what they have made of your disappearance, and through one of them you could learn what they are thinking and wondering.  | Members who added to this interactive story also contributed to these: |
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