“Sorry, we don’t accept credit cards,” said the woman behind the counter at the courthouse clerk’s office. The portly woman tapped a pudgy finger against the glass barrier that separated the county workers behind the counter from the public, alerting us to a small sign stuck to the glass that did clearly state that credit […]

When Chastity got off the table with her onesie resnapped, she immediately felt the somewhat increased thickness and she definitely felt the difference in width; this new diaper felt at least a quarter thicker as the ones she’d been wearing all week with these new features, but comfortably so, and the waistband of the diaper […]

So there it was, I was going to the school dance with stinky Bertha and according to the Snowball Dance rules, I wasn’t allowed to say no to whoever asked me first. “GOD WHY DID SHE HAVE TO ASK MEEEEEEE?!” I screamed within the confines of my own head. Well, she didn’t actually ask; it […]

  In front of them was what Brian recognised as a parachute. It covered a large section of the floor and their circle of moms and babies was formed around it. Edna had left but another carer who introduced herself as Claire cheerily directed the mothers to each grab a corner of the parachute and […]

  Deborah still struggled to breathe, but the terrorist loosen his grip. It was still tight against her throat, but she could at least gasp for breath. As she did, she inhaled the scent of her accident. “Really?” asked the terrorist. “It just takes being held at gun point to lose bowel control. You are […]

    One wall of the studio is one big mirror in which Peter could see the entire class, dancing away in four long rows. All are dressed identically and he is definitely one of them. Seemingly all of the older girls have their hair tied tightly in a bun. Whereas bunches are common on […]

  Something filled up inside of Janet. “Because I want to be a mother,” she told me. “I always have. It’s why I got into teaching. It’s why I got married.” Her voice rose a bit and she sat up straighter. She was getting a far off look in her eye. “I’ve been trying to […]

As they descended the stairs, Toby told himself that he’d avoid his reflection in the hallway mirror but his mother had other ideas. She drew him to a halt at the foot of the stairs and he had no option but to face himself. “It looks quite nice.” his mother claimed. “My legs look stupid.” […]

  Dante nodded. He wasn’t going to try to escape. Yet. He needed more information first, and some time to formulate a plan. Lysa gave him an odd look. Goddamn it, he needed to get a poker face. “Also,” she went on, building up steam, “you’re going to be forced into doing things that you […]

    They pulled up as close as they could get to front door, so as to keep Ted’s exposure to a minimum. They got out of the car and headed into the pharmacy and Ted received a bunch more stares, but oddly once they got inside no one much seemed to bother about Ted […]