Jesseca spent hours on the street that night fighting every piece of scum she could find, her wrist bracelet beeped incessantly, telling her that she’d moved up another four levels in security, bringing her to a six.
Around her twentieth mob, she ran into a Tesla Prince Clockwork, a particularly nasty and hard to fight enemy. Jesseca chided herself for being too overzealous as she ran from the robotic fiend. She could hear the clank of his metal feet on the sidewalk as he gave chase behind her.
Jesseca looked behind her to see how far back he was, and ran smack into someone that was coming around the corner as she approached it. The two females collided and lay on the ground for a second, their heads spinning from the collision. As they rose to their feet they each saw why the other was running, “Behind you!” they both yelled. Jesseca used Bone Smasher on the Hellions that were following the other woman, and the green haired vixen fired a glowing green beam of energy through the chest of the Tesla Prince that pursued Jesseca.
“Thanks.” Jesseca said with a warm smile.
“No problem, thank you.” the green haired woman said.
The two women looked each other up and down for a second, taking in one another’s appearance.
“Out a little late aren’t ya cutie?” the green haired woman asked, getting a blush from Jesseca. The woman smiled at Jesseca, she thought that she was the sweetest thing she’d ever seen. “My name’s Hannah, Half-Life Hannah.” The woman said extending a hand.
Jesseca smiled, “Diapered Dandy.” she said with a smile and an extended hand.
The two shook hands and continued smiling. “Y’know I have a sister that’s like you.” Hannah said with a giggle.
Jesseca gave her a puzzled look. “What do you mean like me?” she asked.
Hannah shrugged, “Well, an adult baby of course!” she said with a big grin and a laugh.
Jesseca stood dumbfounded as Hannah jotted something down onto a piece of paper. “You ever need a sitter you just call, okies hon?” she said and handed her the paper and pinched the stunned girl’s cheek before running off, shouting “Bye baby!” as she faded out of sight.
Jesseca sat down on her bed, the paper Hannah had given her sitting in front of her. “Adult baby, what’s that?” she asked herself. Jesseca set the paper on her nightstand and opened her laptop, she typed in “Adult Baby” into the search box and opened the first page that came up. Her eyes went wide as she looked at pictures of adults dressed like babies and playing like babies.
Lit by the glow of the laptop monitor Jesseca’s life changed forever.