After a five days or so, Chad became accustomed to his new role as Richard's clothes and bedding, and sometime bath assistant. Then Richard decided to shower with his teammates. He was also on the basketball team, and Chad had switched from football gear to basketball easily enough, but hanging alone in the dark locker while Richard showered really freaked him out He was so alone. He missed the warmth touch of Richard's body, and his sweet scent. Part of him recoiled, but he couldn't deny his feelings. He vaguely missed being human.
He knew the end of the school year was coming up, and he should be graduating, but he knew he wouldn't.
"Chad, I've got a surprise for you," Richard said.
Chad being clothing, just listened. He half expected Richard was going to turn him into a stripper costume or something.
"Maybe sometime. A shiny silver thong, with mirrors all over it, huh? No, not this time. Senior Week and graduation are important events in a young man's life and I don't want you to miss them."
Chad felt a sense of disbelief and excitement.
"There are some rules. First, you can wear clothes and celebrate with your buddies and family during the day, but at night, I expect you doing bedsheet duty. Understood?"
"Yes sir!" Chad blurted out.
"And on graduation day, you are to wear nothing under your robe. I plan to wear you home. Don't worry I'll return your robe."
"Okay, thank you sir?" Chad was confused. "But how am I graduating, I missed months of school, and what will I tell my folks about where I've been?"
"Ah, of course, I hadn't told you, but I cast a spell, all your teachers have marked you present and will swear you were in class. You got straight A's for the last half of the year. As for your family, they know you have been living with me, and have made arrangements with the University to hold your scholarship for a year, so we can be freshman roomies. I already told them we'll need only one bed." Richard grinned.
Chad felt ill-used that he had not been included in these decisions, but thrilled that he would be human for a week, and in a year for a lot longer?
"We'll see, Chad, we'll see, just how well you behave."