It was already dark when the Greenbaums sat down to eat. They enjoyed a modest meal, nothing like the family feast which awaited them on Saturday. When they were finished and the plates were cleared, Andy and Jake left the kitchen for the dining room, where a brass menorah waited on a plate covered with tinfoil to catch the dripping wax. Eight candleholders stood in a row before a raised Star of David while the ninth candleholder formed a row of one in front. Andy’s mother had already put the first night’s candle, a red one, in the far right candleholder. Another, white candle, the eventual shamas (or helper), lay flat on the silver foil.
Eight Days of Diapers Scene 12
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Diapers Never Lie Scene 116
For a while, those arguments got set aside as mainly wore pull-ups, but as pull-ups’ usefulness came to an...
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Easter Flowers Scene 57
Kalina wasn’t that fortunate with her own diaper, unfortunately… And even if she was lucky enough to keep her...
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Stories we Tell Scene 117
Wow. That thing is much bigger – and thicker – than Mindi’s Pull-Ups, Jordan had thought to herself as she...
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Redeeming Clara Scene 53
I hit a button that said Gate and it turned green. Jimmy came in the room. “You can call...
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Diaper Dimension Scene 193
Immediately, I wanted to run. I was used to seeing people cry. I’m a bit of a crier myself...
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Surrogate Scene 184
Erin carefully shut the bedroom door. She had awakened before Hailey, which seemed to be happening more and more...
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Ellen’s Visitor Scene 1
Patience, mi amor,” she cooed softly as she gently wipes his face clean with the wet corners of the...
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Mother Knows Best Scene 32
“What, afraid of a *girl*?” giggled Stacey. She walked closer to him, her huge breasts almost touching him. She...