Kyle and Josh were perfect conjoined walkers now that they had some practice. The food on their platter was a simple ham and cheese
sandwich which they decided they would share. They share a body. They'll catch each others germs regardless.
"What the hell?" Alex said, outside. Dave pats Alex on the shoulder while smiling.
"Neat, isn't it?" Dave said to him, making Alex make a double take at him. He soon lost this look but was still confused.
"Weird. But neat." Alex said. They then both got wide eyes as Kyle and Josh stared at them outside. They thought someone had
discovered them but soon realized it to be Dave and Alex. Kyle and Josh waved them in and Dave moved. Alex was still in awe.
"Come on, ding dong." Dave said and pulled Alex to the steps right next to the door. They walked in and Kyle's arm pointed to the
curtains.
"Shut those curtains, please." Josh said to them. Dave and Alex each grabbed one curtain and pulled them in until the boys were right
next to each other. Dave had a feeling of being watched and turned around to find Josh and Kyle staring at them.
"Put it on." Kyle said to Dave and Alex while pulling the eagle chain off their necks and breaking it apart. Alex was timid and cautious at
first but Dave assured him it would be fine. They slipped their shirts off beforehand and placed them in a pile. They fused to each other
smoothly and a blue flash from the chain. Alex felt slightly disoriented at their conjoined state.
"Whoa, this is weird." Alex said to them all. "But interesting." Alex said, running a hand across their newly shared chest. Josh and Kyle
were just scratching an itch on their chest when they had a fun experiment in mind.
"Break the eagle chain but leave half of it around your neck. Give the other half to us." Kyle said, quickly accepting the piece and
placing it around both his and Josh's necks. Suddenly, the four boys in two bodies were all sharing a wider chest with three legs and
their four heads all arranged in a row.
"Ok, I take that back. THIS is weird." Alex repeated his previous statement. "But interesting."