I hope she's right that no one will look into her drawer. I the last couple chapters have been great.  I'm considering writing a story with neurodivergent character who gets assessed and diagnosed, so it's interesting to see how you're developing that plot arc.

Sophia made her way into the house she before quietly closing the door behind her, she didn't have to since the storm would muffle out any loud sound and the house was abandoned, but still better to be safe than sorry. Sophie then reached into her pack backpack and pulled out a flashlight, she gave a quick scan of the entrance and saw it was quite nice and grand clearly the owners Century ago spared no expense, the only thing she could think of that could  compare it to was the mansion from that Resident Evil game.  She didn't know why everybody was so scared of the place and all those spooky stores it felt so silly, monsters in the Attic, a Maniac wandering around the grounds it was like something from a bad B Movie. Sophie then made her way into the living room and like the entryway, the living room was grand, filled with old furniture and bits and bobbles that could fetch a nice price to the right person, Sophie made a mental note about. She then sat on the couch and went over her plan she'd wait in this house for a couple of days maybe a week at best and when the heat died down she'd leave then move on to our next big scheme.

Hi,im wearing a barnyard diaper and its wet,i need to find someone to change mh diaper as im a middle 13yr old baby boy

In my school district growing up retention was offered as an option to my parents when my learning disabilities were identified. This was third grade i think. But the key thing was "What will we (teacher/parents) do differently next time?" And it was really night and day. Don't remember much obviously. But the first time through i only got 40 "reading points" and the second time through i raked in 185. And would've gotten 200+ if the post office hadn't lost my audiobook of Harry Potter. I'm still salty about that 25 years later Reason i tell that story is if these points were a proxy for my overall grades. the difference was night/day. I remember it being a lot less stressful using large print/audio for most of the reading assignments, and taking tests in separate.rooms and so forth.  I think Maddy will be surprised at how much her life will improve.   And let's face it she could use some one on one attention. As she's basically exhibiting the social development of your average 10 year old  

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