The swimsuit had felt so wonderful being worn. Gripping every part of its owner, holding her tight and making sure she's comfortable. When it was on her body, it was filled with a great sense of fulfilment and purpose.
After Tanya took it off in Jeff's bedroom, the swimsuit felt empty. It couldn't wait for the next time it was to be used.
Then it felt something else. Different. As though it wasn't a swimsuit anymore. It still felt extremely wonderful and blissful, but the world seemed more real and alive than it had when it had been a swimsuit. It could see and recognise its owner as she dressed in her regular clothes and spoke words.
It didn't understand the words for the most part, but when the owner looked back at the swimsuit-consciousness that now occupied Jeff's body, it was with concern.
Tanya touches his cheek, and Jeff's body shudders in pleasure.
"Oh, Jeff," she says. She kisses him, causing him to shudder even more. When she pulls away, however, he continues to smile happily and stare vacantly.
"I guess you'll be happiest as a swimsuit," she says. She turns back to the computer and the Chronivac device and presses some buttons. She sets the device to make the change permanent. She takes the time to change the colour and style of the swimsuit, choosing from the software's copious options. She chooses a style that zips right up to her neck at the back, purple in colour with blue panels down the side.
She presses the button and the Chronivac does its work.
The swimsuit that had once been Jeff, and which is now occupying his body because it has no memory of ever having been Jeff, watches its owner work. It watches her say something, and then feels the effects of the Chronivac. Another wave of pure bliss overwhelms it as it is changed back into the form it most wants to be.
As it flutters down onto the bed, the last remnants of Jeff's mind disappear, replaced by an absolute sense of joy and contentment that can only be heightened when Tanya dresses in him, which she will do often, remembering the boy he had once been.