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    • You actually did find out how Madeline’s family obtained their wealth in chapter 4! They’ve basically capitalized off the labor of littles for centuries and continue to have stakes in land across the dimension. This is an excerpt: “I expected the wide eyes, surprised exclamations, and nosy questions that come with people finding out I’m the daughter of one of original founding families of the dimension. We were old money, having struck it rich in land ownership in the early to mid-seventeenth and eighteenth centuries.  The Lacroix family owned over half of all plantations in the South, labored on by enslaved Littles. Back in the day, the practice of taking Littles as children or treating them as pets for rich Giants' amusement was common. Owning a Little was a symbol of high status and power.  However, as the centuries passed and slavery was abolished, people took a more compassionate tone. The ownership of Littles became “adoption”, and the rigid rules enforced were supposedly not a new form of discrimination. Apparently, they were meant for our own safety and well-being with the purpose of helping us Littles become mature, law-abiding citizens.”  
    • Maddison paced back and forth. She took a deep breath and thought, "I need to earn their respect—maybe a few spankings on the bottom for each of them will help. I don't need these diapers." Ana said, "Honestly, I have no idea what to do." She looked at the girls having fun in the room, which made her angry. "They’re bullying her, and it’s left Maddison so sad—I’ve never seen her this upset. I want her to feel like a teenager, but whenever she tries to play the way she always has—without a care about being treated like a baby—they end up treating her this way. I just don't know what to do."
    • Thank you for another great chapter. 💕💕💕 Glad she chose to go ahead and rip the bandaid off telling Aino what happened, its really the only way to rebuild trust by demonstrating a willingness to be open.
    • I mean, I read like 10 chapters of Keeper, so I guess Gabby is gaslighting Tess to like feeling little so she can take care of her, starting with making her have accidents through hypnosis and drugs and then make her have the feeling of being more relaxed when she is little. What I kind of don't get is the motive of Ffrances, she seems to like roll with everything
    • I don't believe i've read the golden crib, though it seems I've run across the title. can you put a link here along with other stories of yours? thanks.
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