A delivery man

Adam stood in the kitchen, trying to hear what was being said at the front of the house. He could make out that Aga was speaking, but could not make out any words. He also heard a man's voice, although it didn't sound like anyone he knew.

Adam strained his ears as the voices continued.

"-that is a big package you have there," Aga giggled. Her tone was flirty and Adam realised she was hitting on whoever it was at the door.

"Shall I carry it in for you, love?" the male voice responded.

"That would be lovely," Aga's voice cooed. "Just take it into the living room."

Adam hurriedly pulled his pants and jeans back up, cursing under his breath. Aga was supposed to be getting rid of whoever it was, not bringing him into the house!

"Just there is fine," Aga was saying. "You're such a gentleman."

"No problem," the man replied. "Erm, sorry to be cheeky, but is there any chance you'd let me use your toilet?"

"Of course!" Aga responded. "It's just upstairs, let me show you where it is."

'Fucking great' Adam thought. He could hear Aga and the delivery man trudge up the stairs. His head was spinning as he tried to work out what to do. Should he make his presence known? But then, it was weird that he didn't offer to bring whatever the package was into the house, wasn't it? As Adam thought about what to do, the sound of Helen's voice (operated by Aga) interrupted him.

"Oh, I'm so sorry," Aga gasped, feigning innocence. "I thought you were finished."

Adam could just about hear the man reply, but his words were muffled. It was impossible for him to tell what was happening.

"Looks like you didn't just bring the one large package with you." Adam heard Aga laugh loudly, obviously at her own crude joke.

There was no doubt about what was going on now. Adam couldn't believe Aga was doing this, and in his girlfriend's body! He crept towards the foot of the stairs, but paused at the bottom.

'I've got to interrupt them,' he thought. 'I can't let Aga do whatever she's doing in Helen's body. This is going too far!'

But despite his conviction, Adam felt immobilised. He didn't know what was going on and was scared of what he'd see and how Aga might react.