She shifted her head some so that her right ear was directly over his heart; it beat with calming regularity and each beat seemed to chase the nocturnal demons of her mind further and further away, as if each thump were cannon going off by the numbers. It had been a great many years since Chastity had been so thoroughly troubled by a dream. The last time it had happened she had wet her bed out of fright, at the tender young age of five. Eleven—almost twelve—years later and it happened again, except whatever wetting there might have been was locked away within the plush of her diaper. Reflecting on the memory of that stormy night of her childhood made her grateful for her diaper now, but also made her hate it with a passion. Much as she enjoyed diapers and in some cases all that entailed, she was most emphatically not someone who needed them for anything more than her own personal entertainment.
Circumstances Scene 140
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Rockabuy Baby Scene 180
Andrew’s neurological encystment had been a bad move from either a tactical or emotional standpoint. Separation from his physical...
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Life and Death Choices Made Casually Scene 163
“This place is pretty cool,” said Ami. “Thanks for letting me come along.” “No problem,” she said. “Derek and...
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Forever a Child Scene 91
They didn’t even mind when she pooped her diaper. They just treated her like any other toddler. She was...
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So Long to Normality, Scene 2: The Funny Shaped Truck
Kevin = Christopher Kathy = Catherine Karen = Connie Kyle-Lee = Vincent Kane = Benjamin I didn’t have to...
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The Trying Policy THIS ONE
Sally had Julie’s wet diaper off now and cleaned her up with a few wipes. She slid the new...
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So Long to Normality Scene 16
Kristen and I ran up the stars skippin’ every other one. I let her go take a hot bath...
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Be My Be My Be My Little AB Scene 9
The room was more faintly lit than the main part of the basement by only a dirty casement window...
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Birthday Baby Scene 18
When a knock finally came on the sleepy girl’s door, she cried, bitterly, “Go away!” “Oh, come on, don’t...