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    • Maddison felt a bit sad seeing how Emilly treated Molly; she had overheard words like "fired" and "you're useless." Maddison felt sorry for Molly and a bit angry at how Emilly treated her employee—she deserved some sort of comeuppance. Motivated to look for evidence, Maddison said, "How about we play hide-and-seek? I'll look for you." Emilly was delighted and ran off while Maddison counted. The first place she searched was the living room, where she found Emilly's purse and—most importantly—her ID; she checked the age and saw she was 25. She sent a photo to Camilla and was surprised to see a message on the phone: "I hate diapers; I want you to find those teenagers." Maddison realized that was just how the girl spoke to everyone—she was a lost soul.
    • It was Molly she was voicing her frustration on how wrong the situation felt, the other voice was Emily's who just said that everything was fine and nothing bad was going to happen, she just wanted to have one sleepover. Quickly Madison went upstairs and used the bathroom oddly enough after she used the regular toilet Madison had to admit she preferred using her training potty or her diapers which got the little college girl to blush. After she washed her hands Emily who she met up with her downstairs gave her a little tour of the house showed where her parents slept, the private office door which was locked before showing Madison her room, it was a little girl's room strangely enough though the toys looked almost brand new.
    • One to try is, Little For Big, https://www.littleforbig.com/?srsltid=AU7gw4VBPG-9KmYIxOtAU3PkhfaxcqpNTGDH86OTyZJnVYM9Q5FTo3Ft Not super expensive, and cute stuff. 
    • For Camilla, all that remained now was anticipation. Maddison entered the house—which was generally very similar to her own—and saw a large bedroom that was meant to be the parents', but she also spotted the blazer from that day. Emilly’s room was traditional and unpretentious; the bed was standard, looking much like a typical teenager's. As she walked, Maddison also noticed that Emilly wasn't wearing any kind of protective gear, like a diaper or pull-up. Maddison sat on the sofa with Emilly and said, "Today is going to be a special day; we're going to order pizza." Maddison felt happy. Maddison overheard a strange conversation in the kitchen while she was on her way to the bathroom...
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