James soon learned the man's name was Wally. He returned to a house about twenty minutes away from the pond.
"Guess no one is home, their cars are gone. Oh well, let's take you inside and get you set up in your new home!"
Wally found it odd that he set the frog down in the middle of the garage and it just stayed put, looking back up at him with dull eyes, watching his every move. He gave the animal little thought though, and turned back to looking around the dusty boxes until he found a medium sized aquarium. He sprayed it out with the hose, filled the bottom with a small layer of water, and went outside to find some rocks and greenery to decorate it.
Satisfied, he put the frog in the tank and took them both inside the house, where we went down a short hall to his bedroom.
"You know what might be fun," he thought. "Listen froggie, help me name you. But I have an idea how to do it."
He pulled a smooth stone from the drawer of his desk. "This grants wishes, you see? I'm going to ask it to swap our bodies, and you can pick out your own name and feel what a human feels like, ok? But then you have to swap us back. Deal?"
James could not believe his luck. Was he about to steal this young man's life?