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Maddison took Ana’s hand, and they set off for a round of mini-golf. Ana remarked, "It looks like I picked a good spot for our first stop," and Maddison beamed. "Yes, Auntie Ana." Maddison watched Ana pay for the clubs—hers was pink, and Ana’s was gold. They played the seven-hole *Alice in Wonderland* course, and a friendly competition ensued. Ana took the opportunity to ask, "Who is Maddison, really?" Maddison replied, "A while ago, I would have said I was a college student dreaming of Europe. Today, I’m a 'mini-teen' who likes being spoiled and wearing diapers." Ana smiled at the answer. Maddison won the first hole, and then it was her turn to ask a question: "Why did you give up law?" Ana answered, "Not everything has to be a courtroom battle; sometimes, you need a bit of calm." The game ended in a tie; by then, they had really gotten to know each other—Maddison had broken down her walls and was enjoying Ana's company. Then came the question: "What about your parents and sister?" Maddison took a deep breath. "They caused me a lot of pain; I’ve found my true family in Canilla now." She sank the final putt, winning the game. As they were about to leave, Maddison said, "I need the potty." Ana helped her find the restroom and even assisted her while she went. Afterward, as she fastened the diaper back on, Ana said, "There you go, mini-teen—you’re the pride of Canilla." Back on the road, a question triggered some anxiety in Maddison: "My little Mad Hatter, are you afraid of heights?"

By the time they got to a parking space Camilla was practically bouncing in her car seat, she used to hear her classmates talk about that place, since this was a college town the mini golf place was a good hangout for teenagers and young adults to go when they didn't have school. So because of that the mini golf area was quite expansive and had three sections one section had a pirate theme, the other a storybook theme like Mother Goose and Alice in Wonderland and the other area didn't have any theming at all. It also didn't just offer mini golf there was also a paintball area, a go-kart track and indoor arcade and dining area.  

For me, minor characters are fine, but they can't be used in sexualized situations.  For me, it's easier because I'm assexual and even my adult characters are asexual. IMO, because of the limits (and necessary limits) with minor characters, the stories tend to be better developed than having the protagonist be 18 years old. I chose 15 for Eddie for a purpose: it's a coming of age, and he had already finished the first year of high school.   It was very much meant to be a transitional period, where he wasn't quite ready to take that step.  I see the same type of transition at 12.   For me, that transition ends at 18 or 19.  By then they are settled into a young adult life.  I prefer to have young adults be older, like 24.  That's old enough to be out of college and out of that let's-party stage of life.  By then, they are supposed to be fully functioning adults.  

Ana drove along happily, singing along to Taylor Swift—Maddison hadn't even realized Ana liked that kind of music. Looking around, Maddison asked, "So, where are we going?" Ana replied, "If everything goes according to plan, kiddo, we're hitting three different spots." Maddison grew excited. It didn't take long for the car to come to a stop, and Ana announced, "First stop: the mini-golf course." Maddison had always wanted to go there but never managed to find the time amidst her college life, so she exclaimed, "Yay!"

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