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  • Acceptance

    Chapter by smatster · 06 Dec 2025
  • A week later and Amy contacts a friend for guidance.
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  • The morning light was gentle through the blinds, a soft gold pooling across the rumpled bed. Frank blinked awake, his arm deliciously numb. He looked down. Blond hair tickled his nose. Amy. His wife. A deep, profound relief washed through him, clean and simple. He was himself. He felt… sore. A good sore. A familiar, sexual ache.

    Next to him, Amy stirred. She stretched, a cat-like motion, and smiled up at him, her eyes clear and utterly present. “Morning,” she murmured, her voice her own.

    “Morning,” Frank said, and leaned down to kiss her. It was sweet, then hungry, a reclamation that felt as vital as breathing. They made love again, right there in the tangled sheets, fast and passionate and theirs.

    Afterward, wrapped in each other and the quiet, the reality settled not with horror, but with a kind of awed curiosity. Amy propped herself on an elbow, tracing a finger down Frank’s chest. “They were here,” she said, not a question.

    “Will and Claire,” Frank confirmed, his voice soft. He felt no jealousy, only a staggering, grateful wonder. “They’re not gone. They’re… sort of alive. In us.”

    Amy’s eyes lit up, not with fear, but with a fierce, sisterly joy. “We have to… we have to understand this. We can’t just let them be ghosts.” She sat up, the sheet pooling around her waist. “I have a friend. From my spiritual anthropology program. Elara. She’s the real deal.”

    An hour later, Elara stood in their living room. She was tall, with dark hair woven with silver threads and eyes that saw too much. She listened, not to their words, but to the space around them, her gaze growing increasingly focused.

    “I see them,” she said finally, her voice a low hum. “Two dormant souls, tethered to your bio-energetic signatures. A trauma bond. They’re asleep, but present. This is unstable.”

    “What can we do?” Frank asked, his arm around Amy’s shoulders.

    Elara looked at them both, her expression grave. “Three paths. One: This switch continues as a temporary possession. Risky. Soul fatigue, potential fraying. Two: A slow absorption. Their memories and essences blend with yours over time. They cease to be distinct. You become… more. But they are gone.”

    “And the third?” Amy pressed, her hand gripping Frank’s.

    “The third,” Elara said, a slight smile touching her lips, “is a conscious co-pilot arrangement. I can pull their consciousness forward, anchor them to yours. You share the space. You both remain you. You feel everything the body feels, you can communicate internally, and control can be shared or ceded. It reduces the risk of soul death to near zero. But you are never alone again.”

    Frank and Amy exchanged a look. There was no question. “The third,” they said in unison.

    The ritual was simple. Elara placed her hands on their foreheads, her thumbs pressing between their brows. She chanted something in a language that felt old as stone. For Frank, it felt like a door he hadn’t known was closed suddenly blew open, and a warm, familiar presence rushed in to fill the space behind his eyes. It felt like when he was a boy and Claire would hug him from behind, her chin on his shoulder.

    For Amy, the sensation was one of gentle, inevitable settling. It felt like when she was little and would stand on Will’s feet as he walked around the house, letting him carry her, perfectly in sync.

    Claire? Frank thought, tentatively.

    He didn’t hear a voice with his ears. Instead, a knowing bloomed in his mind, along with a soft, emotional sigh. Frank. Oh, thank God. You’re okay.

    Will? Amy thought, her internal voice a whisper.

    The response was a wave of gruff, brotherly affection. Amy? Jesus. What’s the sitrep? His mental ‘voice’ was all practical concern.

    You’re a co-pilot now, Amy thought-sent to him, the concept flowing easily. We share. You can feel everything. You can… move, if I let you.

    In the internal landscape of Amy’s mind, a space formed. It was like the bridge of a ship. Will found himself sitting in a large, comfortable captain’s chair. A moment later, Amy’s consciousness settled perfectly in his lap, her back against his chest, a perfect fit.

    In Frank’s mind, a similar bridge appeared. Claire sat in the captain’s chair, and Frank’s presence curled in her lap, his arms around her waist from behind.

    Elara stepped back, wiping a sheen of sweat from her brow. “It is done. The anchor is secure. They are conscious, integrated, and safe. Good luck, you four. You’ll need it.” With a last, enigmatic look, she saw herself out.

    The silence in the beach house was different now. It was a shared silence, thrumming with four distinct awarenesses.

    Frank looked at Amy. A slow, mischievous grin spread across his face. “Let’s get dressed.”

    They chose tight exercise gear—black compression leggings for her that left nothing to the imagination of her curves, and similar gym shorts and a tight grey tee for him that outlined every plane of his torso and the heavy bulge between his legs. It was a statement. An acknowledgment.

    “We should… talk to our roommates,” Amy said, nodding toward the guest room. Frank headed for the office.

    Alone in the guest room, Amy leaned against the door. Okay, Will. We’re alone.

    I can see that, his thought came, tinged with awe as he experienced the full sensory input of the body—the feel of the tight fabric, the weight of her breasts, the gentle ache between her legs. So. Yesterday.

    Did you enjoy it? Amy asked, a sly curiosity in her mental voice.

    She felt it then—not her own hand, but Will’s will, manifesting as a phantom sensation. A firm, groping pressure on her left breast, squeezing gently. Then a slow, circular rub there, at the apex of her thighs, a mimicry of touch that made her physical body shiver and her breath catch.

    Your body, Will thought, the concept rich with stunned appreciation, is super erotic. And Claire… she made me see stars.

    A warm, proud flush spread through Amy. She raised her own physical hands, copying the phantom motions exactly, her touch firmer now, exploring herself through his remembered sensation. Want to drive for a minute?

    Hell yes.

    Amy relaxed her control, letting Will’s consciousness flow into the motor functions. She became the passenger in the chair in their mind, watching as he walked their body to the full-length mirror on the wall. She felt his fascination as he lifted their hands, cupping the full weight of her breasts, squeezing. He ran his hands down the dramatic curve of their hips, over the swell of their stomach.

    It’s weird, Will thought, studying their reflection with a critical, appreciative eye. Being a woman. The center of gravity is all different. But at least I’m a hot woman.

    Amy’s pride bloomed, warm and affectionate. She leaned her mental head back and gave his phantom ear a gentle, playful nibble. He chuckled, a sensation that vibrated through their shared form.

    In the office, Frank stood before a bookshelf, but his attention was entirely inward. Claire? You with me?

    I’m here, her thought was calm, wrapped in a layer of profound relief. It’s so strange. To be… contained like this.

    Yesterday, Frank prompted, leaning a shoulder against the wall. What was it like?

    He felt her response—a phantom, powerful squeeze of muscular thighs around his cock, a sensation both memory and immediate echo. You’re as big as Will was, she thought, and there was no jealousy in it, only a factual, appreciative awe. It was… overwhelming. In the best way.

    Frank smiled. Want to take the wheel?

    Please.

    Frank yielded control. He settled back into the co-pilot’s chair in their mind, watching as Claire began to move their body. She walked them to the dark window, using its reflection as a mirror. Her control was slightly hesitant at first, then more confident. He felt her fascination as she reached down and took the substantial weight of his soft cock in her hand, hefting it gently through the thin fabric. She ran her hands over the hard planes of his chest, the flat stomach, the powerful thighs.

    It’s weird being a man, Claire thought, her mental voice full of wonder. Everything is so… forward. So centralized. But at least I’m a hot guy.

    Frank’s love for his big sister welled up, pure and fierce. I love you, Claire. I’m so glad I didn’t lose you.

    Her response was a wave of reciprocal love, so strong it made their physical eyes prick with tears.

    They reconvened in the living room, Frank and Amy—or rather, the four of them. They sat on the large sofa, a comfortable silence between them.

    “So,” Frank said aloud, his hand finding Amy’s. “Four roommates.”

    Amy squeezed back. “Looks like it.” She looked at Frank, and in that look was a universe of understanding—for the man she married, and for the sister-in-law who now shared his mind. “We should probably figure out the rent.”

    A laugh bubbled up from Frank, from Claire, from Amy, from Will—a single, rich, shared sound that echoed in the sunlit room. They had no answers, only this bizarre, miraculous togetherness. It was enough. For now, it was more than enough.
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