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On 9/18/2023 at 6:42 PM, CDfm said:
This chapter really came fast. What a pleasant surprise.
I kind of forgot that Nicole still had a few things she could loose. Her ability to stand, walk or feed herself. Now thinking about a baby growing up in reverse, she could loose the ability to consume anything other than milk and the ability to even lift her head off the mattress. It could get so bad she will probably loose the ability to communicate in any way other than crying. I still think her best bet is to get out of that place. It might be to late for that to even help anymore.
I am looking forward to the next chapter.That's a lot to lose with only two days left - But then again, a lot can change in two days.
On 9/19/2023 at 8:26 AM, YourFNF said:Yeah on a scale of 1-10 our poor girl is fucked...
Now I'm hearing that tiktok trend sound in my head 🤣
On 9/19/2023 at 8:35 AM, Eagle0769 said:At this point is Nicole herself like is she the same height and weight? She is changing into a baby girl completely. Does that mean that Vanessa will have to start feeding her her baba and now that she can't drink coffee will she start to breastfeed Nicole?
Who knows - There's still two changes yet to come!
Day 13
It struck Vanessa that things had become routine almost as soon as the shock had worn off.
In just under two weeks, they’d learned that magic existed, and had a cruel sense of humor. They’d seen Nicole devolve from a fully capable woman to a person with the memories of an adult but the physical faculties of a particularly stunted toddler.
And, already, she was…used to it.
Not unconcerned, of course. Vanessa still spent her time scouring the internet for solutions, looking for cures or counterspells or witches who could fix everything, but it had lost its sense of shock. Even the doodle for the day–showing baby blocks scattered and an utterly broken, jagged speech bubble, didn’t carry much shock, just an indication of what new problems to expect for the day.
Now, she just worried for Nicole in a way that could only be described with one word, but it was a word Vanessa refused to say out loud; one that began with an ‘M’ and rhymed with ‘Blaternal’.
“Buh!” Nicole called. “Vee-vee!”
Vanessa hurried into the nursery. “What is it, Nic? You need a change?”
“Hungie,” Nicole said. “Pwea?”
(Her speech is getting worse,) Vanessa thought. (And she’s not even forming adult thoughts, at least not any that she’s communicating to me.) “I’ll make something.”
She had to sit Nicole down, giving her juice in her Pee Happy bottle so she had something to drink while breakfast got made. Once food was finished, Vanessa fed Nic macaroni one spoonful at a time, working her way through the bowl. At least it was the weekend–trying to juggle baby care and work a full time job already left her exhausted, and she’d only been doing it for a couple days.
As she set aside breakfast, she sniffed. “Nicky, you stink.”
“Nuh-nuh, no poopies,” Nicole mumbled, shaking her head. Then, uncertain, she reached back and prodded at her diaper with a hand. Confident again, she said, “Nuh!”
“Not what I mean,” Vanessa said. “You need a bath, silly–it’s been too long already.”
She almost suggested Nicole do it herself, but given how clumsy she’d been, Vanessa worried she’d end up hurting herself. So, she helped Nic down from the kitchen table and walked her friend to the bathroom.
“Eeep!” Nicole winced, alarmed. As quickly as she could on all fours, she crawled behind Vanessa’s legs, cowering.
“Wha–oh,” Vanessa said, looking between Nic and the toilet, remembering how her friend had described an irrational fear of the porcelain seat. Unfolding a couple towels, she draped them over the toilet, hiding it away for now–enough that Nicole no longer hid from it.
While Nic sat on the floor, suckling her thumb, Vanessa got the tub going, testing the water with her hands–not too hot, not too cold. On impulse, she added a bit of shampoo to the mix, filling the tub with sudsy bubbles.
“Time to get clean,” she coaxed, holding out a hand to her friend. It was getting easier to just think of her as a baby–Nicole may still have some of her adult traits left, but not many, and the potty training chart had taken so much that she may as well have been just a large infant.
Nicole was able to stand for just long enough to get into the tub before her legs stopped supporting her weight again, dropping her into the bubbly water with a splash. She giggled, and Vanessa tried not to be too annoyed about the water splattered on her shirt.
“How’s the water?” she asked, rubbing a washcloth down with soap and starting the scrubbing process.
Nicole just nodded and smiled. That was all the words she’d be giving on that topic, apparently.
Arms, back, butt, down to her legs, and then up again to get her chest–Vanessa cleaned her friend up from bottom to top, ending with her face, careful not to get any soap in her eyes or mouth.
“And behind the ears,” she said aloud, narrating as she washed–Nicole seemed more interested in the bubbles than in the cleaning itself.
Once Nicole’s body was clean, it came time for her hair. Shampoo, scrubbed in and then rinsed out, followed by conditioner, and then a little time to soak.
“How are you feeling, Nic?” Vanessa asked, filling time while they sat in the bathroom.
“Wadda’s ni,” Nicole replied.
“Sure, but I mean…there’s only one day left,” Vanessa said. “And then I honestly don’t know what could happen after that.”
Nicole paused, thinking about it. Her expression soured, a little, but then her eyes came to rest on Vanessa and she smiled again. “You stiww be hewe?”
Her tone was half a question, half a request for reassurance. She wanted a promise.
Vanessa smiled and nodded. “Of course, Nic–I’m not going anywhere. Not ever.”
“Den it’ll be o-tay.” Nicole raised her arms and gave Vanessa a sudsy, wet hug. Vanessa squeezed back, not caring at all that her clothes were soaked.
The rest of the day went by. Vanessa had to be on babysitting duty the whole time, but Nicole was able to self direct for a lot of it, and her nursery was stocked with learning primers and baby-level puzzle books that kept her engaged. Food, diaper changes, and occasional attention during playtime were all that was needed.
As they wound down for bed, though, Nicole’s confidence wavered. As Vanessa got her changed into a nighttime diaper, she asked, “V?”
“What’s up, Nic?” Vanessa asked.
“Not goin’ any-way?” It took Vanessa a second to realize she meant, ‘Anywhere’, not ‘Anyway’.
“Of course not,” Vanessa assured her, taping down the double-thick diaper. “You ready for bed?”
Nicole nodded, then paused. “V?”
V tilted her head, helping her friend sit up. “Yeah?”
“Can you sweep obah toni’?”
Vanessa’s expression melted and she nodded. “Of course, sweetie. Just let me get ready for bed too, okay?”
“O-tay.”
After her own nightly ritual–toilet, toothbrushing, getting her phone on charge–she put Nicole down in her crib, then got in after her, curling up next to her friend.
The gate shut on its own, but Vanessa checked and ensured she could open them without issue. Confident they wouldn’t be trapped, she got cozy under the covers. With the bars penning them in, she had to be right next to Nicole, spooning against her, arms wrapped over her friend’s waist.
Nicole snuggled a little closer, yawned happily, and they both fell asleep together.
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7 hours ago, YourFNF said:
If I had the equipment maybe I could help her? If I could start cross referencing against known lore for patterns of actions and look at a full body MRI and bloodwork to see how the curse is effecting her body physically... I'm almost certain it has to be suppressing brain function selectively... So with the right drugs we could at least stall it temporarily... I would also possibly need a spinal tap unfortunately and an MD or RN to do it... There's no way in hell I'm trying that kind of procedure untrained..... *starts spreading both western and traditional Chinese medical texts all over the desk and starts flipping through grimmoiers..* Maybe a GABA modulator and selective radio-lancing at key meridian points?
A "Gaba" modulator is also what causes baby talk amongst scientists.
6 hours ago, keith60 said:nicole should be a baby forever
I think she'd disagree, but it is a popular opinion
2 hours ago, CDfm said:I doubt that a spinal tap would be necessary. The majority of diagnosis could be accomplished with blood work and a CT. I doubt those would show anything out of the ordinary. If this power can change the chart as well as physical items in the room. Diapers, furniture, crib, and clothes then it has the ability to effect her mind and body as well. I think we have reached another low point in that Nicole doesn’t even think of herself as adult any longer. Vanessa is now a mommy no matter if she wanted it or not. She has a baby to care for.
I am looking forward to seeing the next chapter.That does raise a question - I don't know if scientific readings would note anything amiss. It's not that parts of Nicole are being suppressed in a scientific way, after all, they're being altered. What would that look like? 🤔
2 hours ago, Wannatripbaby said:Where's that witchy ex girlfriend Vanessa was talking about when you need her? 😅 We need someone with Remove Curse in here ASAP.
-Potty Chart: *Casts Counterspell*
*Suprised Pikachu face* o_o
I missed your Scientific pseudobabble. 🥰
Counterspell, Heightened 9th Level, with Permanency
Day 12
“Hey there, Nicky, it’s time to wake up.”
Nicole rubbed at her eyes. She hadn’t set an alarm the night before–why bother? She didn’t have anything to get up for. Yawning, she looked around the room. Everything looked the same, no obvious changes to the decor or anything–though by the smell, she had an obvious need for a change.
“Wha’ time ith it?” she asked, sitting up. She barely registered the squish of her diapers anymore.
V had left the crib gate open and was already getting changing supplies out. “Around nine. I’d have let you sleep longer, but I didn’t want you getting a rash.”
Sliding off the side of the bed, Nicole said, “Aren’t you–woah!”
Stumbling, she fell onto all fours, her balance wavering badly. Vanessa appeared by her side, supporting her with a hand. “Are you okay?”
“I’m fine,” she mumbled, “Jus’...still wakin’ up.”
“Okay,” Vanessa said, helping her to stand. “What were you saying?”
“Are you gonna be late for work?” Nicole asked, holding Vanessa’s hand for stability so she could waddle to the changing table. She felt off, but tried to dismiss her weak balance and shaky legs as just nerves.
“I told my boss I’d be working from home for a while,” Vanessa said. “Other than meetings and stuff I can’t do out of the office.”
“Oh.” Getting a leg up, Nicole sat down, then looked at her friend with a wavering smile. “Thanks, V…”
“Now, let’s deal with this bottom and get some breakfast in your belly, okay?” Vanessa asked.
Nic smiled and nodded. A fresh diaper would set a good tone for the rest of the day.
Once she was clean and taped into a fresh diaper, V got her dressed–all her remotely grown up clothes were long gone, so it was onesies or nothing. Nicole couldn’t bring herself to even feel embarrassed about that change.
Then, it was breakfast time. Nothing fancy, just Froot Rings and a coffee in her favorite mug, one with a cartoon depiction of three peas in a pod and the text, “Don’t Worry, Pea Happy!” printed on it.
Something had gone wrong with her food, though–it felt heavy. Whenever she got a spoonful of cereal and milk, it made her hand shake, fingers trembling so badly that she lost half the loops and most of the milk before the spoon made it to her lips.
Her coffee was a little better–if she gripped her mug with both hands, she could sip out of it well enough.
She made it work, leaving over her bowl so the dribbles only got onto her chest a little. The back of the cereal box had a maze, with a smiling, colorful Hornbill inviting her to solve it–she had to set aside food and trace the lines with her finger, but she found the right path with only two tries.
“You okay, Nic?” Vanessa asked, glancing up from washing dishes in the sink.
“Mhmm, why?” Nicole asked.
“You’ve got more cereal on your onesie than on your bowl,” V said. “Pay a little more attention, sweetie?”
Nicole nodded. “Sure, okay.”
Finding stuff to do ended up being a new challenge. With so much time off, Nicole wanted to engage in her hobbies, but reading was too hard to be any fun, and all her favorite video games had a bunch of text in them. Her renovated room had some solutions, though–a coloring and puzzle book on her shelf ended up providing a lot of fun, engaging challenges.
Vanessa left Nicole with a clean onesie, her coffee, and a box of crayons before getting back to work, and Nicole went to town. Color matching, trace-the-line puzzles, and even a word search–though she gave up on that one after a few tries.
It even felt like learning. She was getting her grown up skills back, one by one. Solving this booklet, she’d be a grown up again in no time.
(No, wait,) she corrected. (I am a grown up, I just need my grown up skills back.)
A bit rattled by her own thoughts, she reached for her mug, hoping that a sip of coffee would get her the buzz needed to get back to work. Instead, she picked up plastic.
“Huh?”
Looking over, she found her mug missing, replaced with a green baby bottle. On the side, the cartoon depiction of a pea pod remained, but all the peas were in diapers and suckling pacifiers, and the text now read, ‘Don’t worry, pee happy.’ She read it twice, ensuring she hadn’t misread.
“Bu–” she sat up. “No, no–”
Going into a panic spiral, she began to stand, but her legs betrayed her. Toppling backwards, she fell, landing with a thunderous poof on her puffy bottom. Getting up again, she trembled, held her balance for only a second, and fell forward this time, landing on all fours.
(You’ve got this,) she told herself. (It’s just standing up.)
One more try. Pushing off the floor, she spread her legs. Knees wobbling, arms out, she got upright.
“Yes!” she declared, too excited by the accomplishment to care how minor it was. Pumping a fist in the air–
Her legs gave out once again, suddenly losing all their strength. She lost her balance, falling right back onto the ground.
Overwhelmed, reality broken once again, she began to sob.
…
“Nicole?” Vanessa asked, pushing open the door. She’d heard the sobs clearly enough, and just had to hope it was something minor–something she could soothe away.
She found her friend on the ground, wiping away tears with both arms. “I–” she stammered. “I can’ walk no more…”
Drawing her lips into a line, V tried to seem surprised. She’d pointedly been silent about that day’s doodle, hoping not to worry Nicole, but it’d been pretty unambiguous: A doodle of Nic on all fours.
“Hey.” V crossed to her friend and gave her a gentle pat on the back. “It’s okay. Just one more thing to learn again, right?”
Nic shook her head, lifting up a green baby bottle. “My mug’s a ba-ba now, too…an’ is juice. My coffee wen’ away.”
Vanessa swallowed. “Well…I can make you a new mug, okay?”
Nicole nodded, sniffling. “Otay.”
“And we’ll get you some lunch, too, how does that sound? It’s about that time anyways.”
Again, Nic nodded. “Fanks, V.”
Unsure which would be better, helping her friend walk or letting her crawl, Vanessa went to the kitchen, microwaving some chicken fingers–something easy. With another pot of coffee brewing, and food ready in moments, she helped Nicole into a seat. Nic seemed able to wobble on her legs for a few seconds, at least, just enough that Vanessa didn’t have to physically lift her up.
“Wait here, ok?” V asked.
“Ok,” Nicole said, looking down from her seat at the ground like it was a mile away. “I dunno if I could get down…”
“I’m sure you could,” Vanessa lied, briefly returning to the nursery to retrieve something she’d spotted that morning.
Coming back, she tied the bib around Nicole’s neck without drama or comment. Nicole didn’t argue–they both knew she needed it, after what a mess she’d made at breakfast.
Setting out the chicken fingers, Vanessa let Nic get started on the food while she transferred the coffee into a bottle. Hopefully, whatever magic had turned the last coffee to juice would allow the beverage to stay the same, as long as it was in the right container.
“Vee-vee,” Nicole said. “I can’... I can’t pick up the food.”
Vanessa turned back. Another sad, frustrating not-surprise. “Do you need help?”
“Mm…” Nicole frowned, unwilling to admit the truth. “Maybe coffee first.”
Seeing no reason to push, Vanessa gave her the bottle. Excitedly, Nicole raised the nipple to her lips, took a single long suckle, and…
“Eugh,” she groaned, dropping the bottle and putting a hand over her tummy. “Um…ucky…tummy hurts…”
Only a few seconds passed between the drink and the soft, quiet sounds that came from Nicole’s bottom as her belly released the sudden pressure and discomfort. Nicole sighed in relief, glad to have the discomfort over with, before realizing the truth.
“Oh…” she said, sniffling. “But…that means…”
No more coffee.
No. More. Coffee.
Vanessa knew what it meant. Nicole couldn’t feed herself, which was a frustration. She couldn’t walk, an unparalleled indignity. Her diaper dependence was pure humiliation.
But for Nicole? All of that paled in comparison.
Without coffee, she had nothing of her big girl self left.
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Just three days left - I'm sure they'll restore all her grown up abilities and everything will be okay, right?
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On 9/16/2023 at 10:57 AM, sklawlor said:
this is great, I love this series.
Thank you!
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5 hours ago, BobbyDrago said:
Uh oh the author had an oppsie 😜. Happens to everone!
6 hours ago, Wannatripbaby said:@PeculiarChangeling don't look now, but you posted the previous chapter twice. 😅
HECK
Here's the chapter!
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Day 11
Vanessa’s hand hovered over the door handle, uncertain how to approach her friend.
Yesterday had been a doozy. Nicole was pretty much a wreck, distraught and sobbing when Vanessa showed up to take her home. And there were still four days on the chart left, four opportunities to take more away. Vanessa had trouble imagining what could be left, Nicole had already fallen so far.
This was all out of her wheelhouse. Vanessa was practically taking on the role of a new mom–giving Nicole rides, helping her with diaper changes, making all the food–and it was hard. She’d make it work, for Nicky, but she had never been the responsible one of the pair until circumstance had forced her to adopt that role.
Today’s doodle was simple; Nicole had a bit of drool on her face and a crayon gripped tightly in a fist, laying on her tummy as she worked on a craft project, alphabet blocks floating over her head with no apparent words or meaning. That didn’t seem so bad, all things considered.
“Nicole?” Vanessa asked, pushing open the door and coming in to check on her friend. She’d gotten used to the smell of dirty diapers in the morning–thunderclouds had become a staple of her chart, filling up every available slot for both night and day. Whatever force drove this curse, it apparently wanted Nicole in dirty diapers.
Nicole was lying on her back, a stuffie tucked under one arm, still dozing. Her sleep seemed restful, at least–for the past week, she’d been sleeping like a baby.
Crossing to her, Vanessa opened the side of the crib and nudged her friend’s arm. “Hey, Nicky, it’s time to wake up, OK?”
Nicole rolled over, blinking and yawning. “Dun’ wanna, five more minutes?”
“I want to get you changed and cleaned up before I head to work.” Vanessa extended her hand. “I’ve got a short day, but I’ll still be gone ‘til around lunchtime.”
“Okay,” Nicole mumbled, sitting up and rubbing her eyes. She took Vanessa’s hand and wobbled out of the crib, towards the chart.
“So,” Vanessa said. “I’d been thinking. There’s only a few days left on the chart.”
“Uh-huh,” Nicole nodded. “What’s it showin’ today?”
“You’re drawing on today’s doodle.” Vanessa helped Nicole up onto the changing table and selected a fresh diaper. “But…everything it’s taken is stuff we can get back. A speech therapist can fix your voice, and–hey, we could get a real potty training chart and you could learn to use the toilet again.”
Nicole shuddered. “Toilet’s scawy.”
“We’ll work on that, too,” Vanessa continued, untaping the smelly diaper and quickly pulling it away, dropping it into the pail by the table. “But you’re still Nicole, you just need a little help getting all your skills back. It’ll be hard work, but I know you can do it.”
“Wha’ about my job?” Nicole asked, squirming at the sensation of baby wipes against her bottom. “Jean was weally mad…”
“Once you’re better, I’m sure she’ll bring you right back to work,” Vanessa promised, sprinkling powder onto her friend’s thighs. “It’ll all be okay.”
Nicole smiled as her new diaper got taped on. “Thanks, V. I betcha once I show I’m a grown up, she’ll be weally happy, too.”
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Vanessa returned from work at around one, fast food in tow–she didn’t feel like cooking, and wouldn’t trust Nicole in the kitchen until her friend had recovered her motor skills enough to hold a knife safely, so it’d been a drive through day.
She’d briefly considered getting Nicole a happy meal, but thought better of it and got her a regular combo instead.
“Nicole, I’m home!” she called, dropping her purse on the couch. “I got lunch!”
Nicole’s voice carried enthusiasm and cheer that Vanessa hadn’t expected. “Hiya, V! Come see what I made!”
(This would be the coloring,) Vanessa guessed, setting aside lunch for a moment and strolling to the nursery.
Nicole was lying on her tummy, a dozen crayons scattered around her as she drew on a piece of construction paper. She didn’t seem aware of the dirty diaper smell floating in the room.
(That’d account for the daytime thunderclouds, then.) Vanessa hesitated. “Nicole, how long have you needed a change?”
“Dunno,” Nicole shrugged. “A while.”
“You didn’t try to get yourself cleaned up?” Vanessa asked, concerned.
“Couldn’ get the tapes,” Nicole admitted. “But is okay, I got this done!”
Beaming, she held up the paper so that Vanessa could come and see. Uncertain what to expect, V walked across the room, crouching to take the paper.
It was…a cover letter, sort of. Written in crayon, with letters about an inch tall and very squiggly, with many written backwards. The words were littered with misspellings and some were completely illegible, but Vanessa did her best to read it.
“Jean,” she read aloud. “I promise I am gonna be a…what’s this word here? Egg salad?”
“Excewent,” Nicole clarified.
“Excellent grown up worker, very soon. We can be friends again and I’ll even use the potty. I just have to learn how to count again. See you soon, Nicole.” She sighed. (And this accounts for the alphabet blocks. She’s practically illiterate now.)
Beneath the crayon writing was a stick figure drawing, with curly Q lines for hair and a bright yellow sun smiling in the background: Nicole and Jean, holding hands, grinning at each other.
“What do you think?” Nicole asked, excitedly. “Can we show it to Jean?”
“I think…” Vanessa had to ponder for a moment, how to be honest without shattering Nicole’s feelings. “First, we should go put this on the fridge–just as soon as we get your diaper changed. Okay?”
Nicole nodded. “Okay! Thanks, V, you’re the best grown up ever.”
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Poor Nicole
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On 9/16/2023 at 10:27 PM, CDfm said:
Wow I feel so bad right now. Poor Nicole I wish a doctor could help but I’m afraid that isn’t going to happen. I don’t know what they can try other than leaving that apartment for a while. She now has a few weeks off so she needs to try getting away from it.
I can’t wait to see what happens next.Yeah, this one was definitely pretty heavy hitting ❤️
13 hours ago, Wannatripbaby said:Yikes. 🥺 I nearly had a panic attack on her behalf just imagining being in her shoes.
At least Jean was understanding and she won't have to worry about work anymore. 😅 And hey, maybe after the 14 days the curse will end? She'll be back to normal, right? Right!? 🥺😅
Suuuure, I'm sure that's what will happen!
12 hours ago, YourFNF said:I'd honestly say it would be better for this poor girl to wind up in something like Foundation custody than be left trying to survive on her own especially in the States. Hopefully there might be some kind of org that knows what the hell is going?
If nothing else, it would be very funny for this story to suddenly transition to being an SCP file about containing a magical cursed object 🤣
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On 9/14/2023 at 11:56 PM, CDfm said:
Just when you think it can’t possibly get worse. Pop, like a slap in the face and just like that it’s so so much worse. I almost expected her boss to offer to change her. I guess if she is going to continue working there she will need someone to help. Question I have is how is Nicole able to remember how or what to do at work but can’t change her diaper. Next she won’t be able to dress herself and I am sure this thing is going to be physically changing all her clothes into clothes designed for babies and not young adults.
You are continuing to do a fantastic job with the story and I am looking forward to seeing what comes next.I don't know if she can remember how or what to do at work - Jean did comment on her poor performance, after all. She's slipping in more ways than one.
On 9/15/2023 at 9:19 AM, YourFNF said:I honestly feel so bad for this girl... Nothing on this level but I struggle a lot with self care and it's so embarrassing and frustrating especially when it's invisible or doesn't have an obvious cause at first glance. I'm worried she's going to wind up canned soon and good luck explaining this to social security. Assuming it would even cover her half of rent..
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On 9/15/2023 at 9:46 AM, Bonsai said:Who does manufacture those cute potty draining charts?
I assume that, in small letters in the bottom left corner, you can read PecChan.Ltd, formerly known as LonRifl.GmbH
Truly, I stand on the shoulders of Amazons.
8 hours ago, Wannatripbaby said:Oh wow! I did not expect that! Apparently the Potty Chart's powers do in fact extend beyond the borders of the apartment.
And I was certainly not expecting Vanessa to be quite this caring and helpful, at least this soon. Being a good friend is one thing, but wiping someone's ass is something entirely different. 🤣 I wonder if that was purely her natural tendancy or if the Chart is affecting her too? Will she notice/question it?
Do they? Or is Jean just observing what's been happening? She's got a functioning nose, and Nicole isn't half so sneaky as she thinks she is. 😏
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Day 10
Alphabet blocks were in Nicole’s thoughts, and onesies were in her wardrobe.
The training chart on her door showed the blocks–all stacked in a jumble, spelling out nothing in particular. Vanessa had taken a glance at it and said that together they formed the words, ‘Baby Nicole’, but all Nicole could see was a jumble of letters.
She worried what that meant.
They’d woken up early. Vanessa had suggested the night before that they get a jump on things, so she had plenty of time to change Nicole and get her dressed without missing the bus. A lot of her clothes had changed overnight, but she still had some plain jeans and T shirts that were apparently juvenile enough to not be affected by the magic, and she was in too much of a hurry to mourn the lost fashion accessories.
Nicole also had to admit, an extra set of hands getting ready for the day was nice–and having Vanessa wake her up had been particularly helpful, because Nicole hadn’t remembered to plug her phone in before getting into her crib the night before, and her alarm hadn’t gone off.
Now, she was nursing the phone on a charger, waiting for it to boot up, wondering what had been taken from her that morning.
Her phone chirped to life, the startup song jingled, and she looked down–three percent battery, it still needed to charge, and…
“Poopie,” she said aloud, her words defaulting to a toddler swear. Even getting up early, she’d still be late–the clock read eight something-or-other, and her bus left at eight fifteen. She had to run.
“Gotta go, V!” she yelped, leaping from the couch and sprinting to the door. “Gonna be wate!”
Vanessa walked out a few moments later, too slow to catch her friend’s exit.
“Late?” she asked aloud, checking her own phone for the time. “It’s only like eight minutes past seven, but...guess she wanted to get ahead of things.”
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Nicole sprinted up to the bus stop, heart pounding as she leaned against the signpost. (The bus, where was the–) looking around, she saw it coming up the road, still a couple blocks away. She’d made it, barely, but she’d take the win.
Withdrawing her phone for the bus pass, she frowned. The screen was black again, it hadn’t charged enough to survive her mad dash to the bus stop. Instead of using her prepaid app, she’d have to buy a ticket.
Fumbling for cash, she watched the bus pull up, immediately noticing that something felt off. For one, the bus had a different driver today, a man in his forties who must have been subbing in for the typical driver on her route. Stepping on, she continued to dig in her purse, fishing out a few crinkled bills and some change.
“Erm…” she said, looking between the pay terminal and the money in her hand. The pay terminal had a bunch of numbers printed on it, but they seemed to be floating off the label, dancing before her eyes. A six, and a one, and… a five? So it was six dollars and fifteen cents for a bus ticket?
That didn’t seem right to her, but she hadn’t bought a regular ticket in a while, she always had her phone. Looking down at her money, though, she realized she only had…
“Uh…”
“Lady,” the driver said, “Are you getting on or what?”
“Yeah, I just…” she tried to count. She had a few bills… one bill for each finger. Five bills. Ok, so she still needed a dollar, and–
“Lady,” the driver insisted. “It’s a buck sixty five, just put the money in the terminal.”
She swallowed. She’d read it wrong–that price made more sense, though. A buck sixty five, so one bill, and then…quarters. Three quarters? No, too much–
“I can’t–” she stammered, holding out her handful of wadded money to the driver. “Help?”
He sighed and rolled his eyes. “Friggin’ kids, it must be that new math,” he grumbled, reaching out to take the appropriate currency. “Look, lady. A dollar, two quarters, a nickel, and dime. Got it?”
“I’m not a kid,” she mumbled defensively.
“Coulda fooled me,” he said, dropping the coins and inserting the bill for her. “Take your seat. You know your stop?”
“Mhmm,” she said, blushing as she hurried to the back of the bus.
He drove away, and she sat back, stunned and disoriented. Nothing felt right. She couldn’t read, and…that explained the baby blocks.
But she still could read. She recognized letters, right? So she’d just have to take things one letter at a time. She could do that. She practiced on the LED sign reading out the next stop.
“B,” she said aloud. “A, R, R, Y. Barry. D, R, I, V, E… Barry Drive? But…”
The Barry Drive stop wasn’t anywhere near her office, it was practically in the opposite direction. Maybe she’d read it wrong–but that was almost as scary as if she’d read it right.
Rushing to the front of the bus, she pulled the signal indicating her need to get off. The driver pulled over, and she stepped out, looking around–she’d ended up somewhere by downtown. Only a mile from her office, a walk she could make in twenty minutes, but she didn’t understand how.
Catching someone waiting for a different bus, she asked, “Excuse…me…my phone is dead, can you pwease tell me the time?”
The woman hesitated, caught off guard by Nicole’s lisp, but glanced at her own phone. “It’s just past seven thirty.”
(Oh,) Nicole realized. (Okay. I left early, I got on the wrong bus.) Exhaling in relief, she said, “Thankies.”
“You’re welcome?”
That wasn’t too bad. She’d just need to catch a new bus, or walk. She could make that walk in time, and there was a thorough map posted by the stop. All she had to do was…
Read the map and find a route.
Just finding where she was on the map took her ten minutes, by which point she was sniffling in frustration. Tracing the road with a finger to where she knew her office was helped, but she couldn’t make out the tiny letters spelling the streets, and even after getting a stranger to read them for her, matching the names in her head to the street signs above intersections was downright impossible–there were just too many other letters floating in her vision.
She got lost four times, and had to find a public restroom to change her diaper once. It took a good Samaritan stranger noticing her distress and giving her simple, direct instructions–‘Start walking down this road and turn when you see the big fountain with a mermaid’–that she managed to get to work.
Gazing up at the office building, Nicole swallowed. She wasn’t that late, was she? Only a few hours.
(Maybe someone covered for me.)
Swallowing, she stepped inside, took the stairs–she didn’t trust herself on the elevator buttons–and got to her desk, plugged in her phone, and started plugging away at work.
At least she managed to keep herself clean, mostly. She had to proactively check her diaper, and that constant paranoia meant she spent almost as much time nervously sniffing and reaching down to squeeze the padded crotch, but she didn’t have any more unnoticed messy accidents before lunch. She only managed to fill out one report in that time, mouthing out every letter and pecking at the keyboard to type, but it was something.
It didn’t surprise her when Jean intercepted her immediately after lunch, but her heart still sank. Jean’s dubious sniff of the air around Nicole made her feel even smaller, even more helpless–she couldn’t be trusted to keep her diaper clean.
“Let’s go talk in my office,” Jean offered. Nicole meekly followed.
The door shut behind her. “Am I being fired?” she all-but whispered, looking down at her toes.
“We’ll talk about that,” Jean said, walking to her desk and spinning the computer display around for Nicole to see. “Come look at this.”
Nicole walked up, leaning in to look at the report. It was the one she’d filled out before lunch–just some expense sheets. The number at the bottom was really big. “Um…did I file too many enspen… expsen–too much stuff?”
“The–it’s wrong,” Jean snapped, her weariness turning the last word harsh–she hadn’t quite snapped, but she was getting impatient. “Nicole, this is simple addition. How did you add a dozen expenses under a hundred dollars and add them up to be greater than our company’s entire gross sales? How did you not notice?”
“I don’t…” Nicole stared, squinting harder. She knew the numbers were wrong, but she couldn’t find the mistake, the letters were just floating off the page.
“And the labels–what even are these?” Jean asked. “‘Snackies’? ‘Choo choo’?”
“Um–um–” Nicole stammered, trying to think, trying to form the words so that she wouldn’t sound like a babbling toddler. “That was…Employee meals… and tram fare.”
“Nicole,” Jean said, sitting down at her desk. “I don’t know what’s wrong with you right now, but it’s clear you’re in no state to work. You’ve got two weeks sick time and eight personal days, after that we’ll need to see if I can convince management to suspend your employment instead of firing you outright.”
Her eyes widened. “You’re not… You pwomise? I’m not fi-fied?”
Jean sighed, almost sadly. “I like you, and you’ve given us good work. Go see a doctor, figure out what’s going on–once you show me you can keep your pants clean and your spelling neat, we’ll get you back to work.” Under her breath, she added, “Do not repeat this outside my office, but if I need to fire you so that you can collect unemployment, tell me. I want you to be OK, Nicole, you’re just…up until this past week, you were a mature, competent adult. I don’t know what you are now.”
Nicole wiped at her eyes with her arm, wet tears sliding down her cheeks. “I…um…fank you…”
“Get help, Nicole.”
Nicole nodded. (Help. Right.)
Taking out her phone, she called Vanessa, choking down her sobs. “V? Are you there?”
“I’m here,” Vanessa’s voice came back, reassuring and solid. “What’s wrong?”
“I… I need a ride.”
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Issue 1: Striking Favors
The alien had ruined my life and given me purpose, and I didn’t know whether to love them or hate them for it.
Haven owned me, and relished demonstrating that ownership. Pushing me to humiliate myself, delighting as I was forced to ruin diapers for their amusement and the public’s disgust. I’d managed to wrestle back only the tiniest amount of control, and even that leverage was tenuous, only available to me because I’d agreed to play Haven’s game–I couldn’t win, not really, but I could forfeit and spoil their fun. So long as I had my trump card, I could fight to at least bargain for bits of autonomy.
I was a thing to them, a source of food and entertainment.
But in exchange, they’d given me a power I could never have dreamed of. Superhuman, that was the only word for it. In the right place, at the right time, I could be incredible.
Emphasis on ‘could’. Two days of waiting for trouble had left me restless, and though I couldn’t say I was bored, the only excitement came from Haven finding new ways to play with my body while we killed time at the hotel.
(Haven,) I’d thought to myself, wincing at the strain on my elbows. (This isn’t working.)
(I think it is–you’re at just the level of discomfort I prefer. Do you think you’ll be able to hold out as long as I’ve demanded?)
The enema sloshing inside my system made it hard to stay focused, but that was just the start. Haven’s inky, nebulous body could form itself into most any shape so long as they had the mass to stretch, and they’d taken to forming elaborate bondage contraptions around me. At the moment, they had grabbed onto the ceiling and wrapped around my wrists, suspending my arms over my head and pulling me up so high that I could just barely stand on tiptoe. It was positively sadistic, but the distraction of a practical conversation helped me resist the bondage. (I don’t mean this, I mean this. Trying to fight crime.)
(You do what I say in exchange for power,) they’d replied. (You’re doing what I say just fine–have I not provided the power?)
(Only in theory–there’s nothing here for me to do. This town just doesn’t have enough danger for your strength to be useful.) I winced again, wishing I didn’t have so much weight on the tips of my toes and my wrists.
I’d been instructed to hold my enema for at least thirty minutes, or else risk punishment–twenty had gone by, but I was struggling. If I held it, I’d get to sleep in a clean diaper, relaxed in my bed. If I lost control, I’d be bound and gagged through the night.
(Then let’s go elsewhere. A city. That’s where other vigilantes work, isn’t it?)
(What, to Central City? I don’t think I could even afford a shoebox there, let alone a place to live, and my bike doesn’t make for much of a commute.)
(Hmm.)
(What?)
(Perhaps there’s a way to solve this problem. Last time we put you on the internet–)
I shuddered. That had been one of Haven’s most devilish ideas–leaving my humiliations to be decided by horny strangers who enjoyed watching me debase myself.
(–there were plenty of people commenting in shock that your performance was free.)
Swallowing, I saw where Haven was going with this. Given the fairly extreme nature of what they made me do, it could potentially be a very lucrative source of cash. How much would people be willing to pay in exchange for total control over me?
Hell, Haven gave me the ability to go beyond what anyone else could do–sustaining more masochistic punishment than might otherwise be safe, because they gave me durability and could heal my injuries in hours rather than weeks. I didn’t need to worry about rashes or infections, and, well–fears about having my face exposed were a bit moot, given that I’d done this once before.
Haven certainly paid well enough, even if they did so with strength rather than cash. Surely the market had to exist.
(So, what are you suggesting? Cam girl by day, hero by night?)
(Something like that. Stay put.)
(You know I can’t move–when did you get a sense of humor?)
Slithering away, Haven kept my wrists bound but extended part of their body to my computer bag, working like an inky production assistant. The computer was whisked onto my desk, and Haven had no trouble logging in–with access to my thoughts, they also had access to all my passwords.
It took them only a minute to queue up the cam site I’d used before, and in that time, I was left to my own devices. All my attention rested on controlling my bowels, keeping the heavy, sloshy enema from pouring out into my diaper, preserving the little bit of reward I had managed to earn.
(Same rules as before,) Haven instructed me. (Anything they tell you to do, you do. Only this time, the instructions all have a price, one that I’ve set. I’ve typed it all out, so don’t worry–you don’t need to explain anything to anyone.)
The stream went live.
(Here’s a question,) Haven considered, body shimmering to more closely resemble ropes, so that their presence as my bondage would not be noticed by anyone watching. (Do you suppose anyone will tell you to fill your diaper in the next seven minutes?)
(But–) I started to think, before forcing a smile as I saw the first comments pour in.
(That would be unfortunate, wouldn’t it? If you had the control to avoid a punishment, but were instructed to fail anyways?)
Trying to nip it in the bud, I faced the screen, doing my best porn-worthy voice, fake sultry tones but authentic desperation. "Oh, god, I really need to go, but I bet the longer I hold it, the worse it'll be–I just want to go right now, won't someone please let me?"
A donation appeared on screen, the text large enough that I could just read the instructions from my bound position. I blinked, surprised at the number attached.
‘You want to go so bad, beg for it.'
(Fuck me that's like three hours at my old job–)
(You have a performance to give, my plaything.)
(Right.)
"Please, please," I babbled. "Let me poop my diaper–I just love having a full, smelly diaper, just let me go, please–"
Another donation, for a positively eye popping amount.
'Let’s see you use your diaper, and tell us how much you like it’.
That was as far as my reverse psychology got me, then. I'd bought ten seconds, then been told it was time to bottom out my diaper anyways.
Cheeks flushing, it took me little effort to obey. All I had to do was let go and let nature take control, so I let the enema pour out into my diaper and knowing I’d just earned myself a punishment. The hot muck immediately made the seat sag, and in case it wasn’t obvious enough yet, I obeyed the second command.
“Th-thank you,” I stammered, “I was just waiting to poop in my diaper–I just love filling them up like this.”
More commands. Things I had to say, to do.
Haven was right–this was my ticket, my way to get to Central City. For the price of my dignity, I would get what I’d asked for, and at this point I doubted I had a choice in the matter.
And, finally, a particularly big donation: ‘Let’s get a spanking started–how hard can you hit?’
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On 9/11/2023 at 9:17 PM, D503 said:
Yay! Wonderful stuff.
Thanks for such a lovely story - I almost thought there was gonna be another bet/dare at the end there! Although I did love how that played out hehe.
Thank you for reading, too! And for your comments along the way ^^
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On 9/11/2023 at 8:35 PM, CDfm said:
Hahaha. That last sentence had me rolling. The potty monster got the best of her. I can’t imagine how hard it must be for her to maintain that level of concentration to prevent saying or doing anything to give herself away. Then with the relief of getting away with changing a messy diaper she let her guard down just enough to give it up.
Great job. I am looking forward to seeing more.
Truly, nothing is scarier than... the potty monster!
On 9/11/2023 at 9:23 PM, D503 said:Oh wow, love this slow humiliating warping of reality and a public changing table! Of course the women now must know - is it the new office gossip amongst the men as well or is it just something that's always been there since Nicole started?
The slow burn humiliation is one of my favorite parts of this one ^^
On 9/12/2023 at 1:50 AM, Vampers said:So fun fact, I actually had this happen to me at an office job x33 like I had a designated bathroom that had a single occupancy limit I used to change myself on breaks cuz I'm unpottytrained and one day, I came in for a change and I saw that EXACT👏SAME👏SIGN on one of the industrial sized trash cans and I can't describe the emotions I felt when I first saw it ... mostly shock. Thankfully no one ever walked in on me during the process, or I'd have had to quit right then and there out of sheer embarrassment.
Also her response to the potty is identical to me as well cuz I have had a phobia of toilets for years (not a joke). I've never directly related so much to a protagonist in one of these stories x33 can't wait to see how far it goes!!
That sounds mortifying - I'll be happy to live the experience through vicarious enjoyment of fiction, thank you very much!
On 9/12/2023 at 8:50 AM, Wannatripbaby said:Good thing they didn't put the changing table inside one of the stalls. 😅😱
"M-m-maybe this dirty diaper isn't so bad." 🤣
That'd just be cruel!
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Day 9
“V?”
Vanessa blinked awake, bleary eyed and thoughts still thick from dreamland. “Huh?”
“V!”
The voice came from outside her room, echoing across the hall. Vanessa sat up, wiping at her eyes to clear away sleepiness. She hadn’t set her alarm–she was off work that morning and typically slept in late when she could–so the early awakening surprised her.
“Vanessa! Help!”
That, she couldn’t ignore. Toppling out of bed, Vanessa scrambled to her roommate’s rescue. Throwing open the door to Nicole’s nursery, she saw her friend on the verge of tears. Her best friend’s diaper clearly needed changing from how it drooped and the smell that saturated her room, but it didn’t seem like that was the source of her distress–she was holding onto the bars of her crib like a prisoner begging for release.
“What’s wrong, Nic?” Vanessa asked, walking over. “What changed?”
“I can’t–” Nicole sniffed, wiping at her sniffling nose with her arm. A little snot came away, she didn’t seem to notice. “I can’ get da bars open, the latch is stuck. I’m trapped!”
Vanessa stepped back, reaching out and pressing the latch. The crib opened normally, side gate swinging out so Nicole could leave. “It–nothing happened,” she said. “The latch works fine.”
“It didn’t!” Nicole snapped, her teary eyes turning a little more red. “It wouldn’–why didn’ it work for me?”
“You were probably just stressed and fumbling,” Vanessa said, excusing the issue for the moment. “Do you need help getting ready for work?”
“No.” Nicole shook her head, looking rattled from the brief captivity. “I can’ do it myself. I wan’a do it myself.”
With her roommate’s lisp, Vanessa wasn’t sure if Nicole had really said, ‘I can’, or if she’d actually admitted the truth–’I can’t’. Either way, she shrugged, she wasn’t going to argue with Nicole while she was this flustered. “Ok. Let me know if you change your mind.”
Turning, she walked out of the room, pausing to glance at the new doodle on the chart. Storm clouds, day and night. No surprise there, Nicole’s potty training was long gone at this point. Below them, though, was a doodle of Nicole–sitting in a diaper, smudged and dirty, stink lines wafting off her. She was holding a square block in her hand, looking at a box with several differently-shaped holes, as though uncertain what she was supposed to do next–and to really emphasize things, a big question mark floated over her head.
Vanessa didn’t try to guess what that meant. She thought she already knew.
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Eighteen minutes.
The bus schedule worked out in such a way that, if Nicole missed her bus, she would be eighteen minutes late. It’d only ever happened once before, in the whole time she’d been employed at her job.
Or, twice now, because even changing her diaper as quickly as possible, slapping down the tapes and rushing out the door without even eating breakfast, she’d still missed her bus. Being stuck in her crib had cost her too much time, and there just wasn’t a fast way to clean up a poopy diaper.
She’d made it in, though, and made it to her desk. She’d make it through another day. If anyone asked, it’d just been a rough night and she overslept, no need to explain that she’d been late because she had to change her diaper after being stuck inside her crib.
(But nobody will notice. Right?)
Nicole told herself that lie through the morning work, handling problems that’d come up overnight and generally keeping herself busy. As long as she had a job to do, she didn’t need to think about what was happening to her…even if she kept making typos and had to refill her coffee three times because she kept knocking it over–at least she had that one solace, caffeine, to keep her going when it felt overwhelming.
Just after lunch, her facade shattered.
She didn’t even make it back to her desk before her boss intercepted her, speaking five words that sent Nicole’s anxiety into a spiral. “See me in my office.”
Nicole followed, she had no good excuse to delay. Jean shut the door behind her, walking over to her desk. Uncertain and afraid, Nicole just stood there.
“We need to talk about your performance,” Jean said. “Nicole–I’ll be frank. Your work has been slipping horribly. You’re distracted, you came in late today, you’re clearly avoiding letting anyone see you while you work, and–”
Her nose wrinkled, and she paused. Nicole flushed pink, raising her hands to cover her mouth.
“Nicole…” Jean said, shaking her head in a gesture resembling maternal disappointment. “Please tell me you didn’t forget to change your diaper during your lunch break.”
(No,) Nicole thought. (No, no, no…) “I’m not wearin’ diapees!” she exclaimed, shaking her head in mortified terror, as though the lie would hide anything. A moment later, a worse realization struck her–she’d just called them, ‘Diapees’ in front of her boss. (Nononono–)
“I don’t have any issue with whatever medical condition you’re dealing with,” Jean said. “Incontinence isn’t something that I would judge you for, and neither is a lisp–and please don’t feel the need to lie. Once I realized you weren’t sneaking off to the bathroom to use your phone, that cleared a lot up for me. I had hoped that installing the changing table and bin in the women’s room would be helpful for you, too, and show that we didn’t have any issues with your new needs.”
Face turning redder and redder, Nicole’s worldview collapsed. She hadn’t been stealthy at all–everyone had known. Jean had known. They’d just been too polite to say anything.
“But,” Jean continued. “I expect basic hygiene from my employees. A medical condition doesn’t excuse you from being a nuisance and distraction around the office.”
Nicole shook her head, taking a step back. (They all–they all know.)
“And I have a functioning nose–You had already soiled yourself by eleven this morning, when I came by to get your TPS reports, and I can tell you still haven’t bothered to get changed. I don’t believe for one second that you didn’t notice, and that is unacceptable.” Her tone wasn’t cruel or mocking–Jean spoke professionally, not trying to belittle Nicole at all. It was a simple statement of fact; Nicole was too helpless to be treated as an adult.
Because Jean was wrong about one thing: Nicole genuinely, truly hadn’t noticed her accident.
“I–” she stammered. “I’ll–I’m going to go get changies.”
“Do that,” Jean said, “and then go home for the day. I expect better from you tomorrow.”
Nicole’s whole body was shaking as she staggered into the bathroom. She got herself changed–barely. The tapes didn’t seem to stick right, and even after using a dozen wipes, she still never felt clean.
It was all she could do before wandering outside, trembling, to wait for a bus ride to get home.
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Vanessa came home to find her roommate on the couch. She’d only been out for a few hours, and hadn’t expected Nicole home until well after five, which told her a few things. She’d been sent home, or she’d left early, or she’d been fired. Either way, Nicole was having a bad day.
“You okay?” Vanessa asked, walking over to sit by her friend.
“They know,” Nicole said.
Vanessa swallowed, though she could guess. “Who?”
Nicole wiped her nose, and just like that morning, didn’t seem aware of the mess she was making of herself. “Everyone. Heck, they know more than I do–I…I…I made poo–” Catching herself, she focused on her words, trying to phrase things in a dignified way. “I used my diaper for number two, and I didn’t even notice. For hours. I had lunch in the break room around everyone.”
“Oh…” Vanessa said, reaching down to give Nicole’s hand a squeeze. “Hey, Nicole. Come here, it’s okay, I’m here, I can...”
She felt wetness.
Glancing down, she saw that Nicole’s jeans had identical crescent-shaped wet stains on them, as well as a few trickles that ran deeply down the denim. Nicole’s gaze followed V’s, and when she saw the leaks, her eyes went huge.
“Oh no–” Nicole leapt to her feet, reaching down, struggling with the button. It was as though if she got the pants off, it would somehow reset time and prevent the leak from having ever happened. In her panic and uncertainty, though, the button wouldn’t budge. She fumbled, fingers slipping over it, growing more and more desperate by the second.
“Nicole, shhh,” Vanessa said, standing and reaching to touch Nicole’s hand again. “Please, let me help?”
Nicole sniffed, but nodded, pulling her hands away. Vanessa undid the button, pulled the zip, and slipped Nicole’s jeans away, revealing the diaper beneath.
She’d expected to see something sodden and soaked, but in fact it was pretty dry–the shapes on the front had distorted a little, but weren’t faded. The leak hadn’t come from overuse, but from bad application–the tapes on one side were all crooked, and on the other, one hadn’t been stuck down at all.
“Nicole,” Vanessa said, quietly. “You put this on all wrong, it’s not going to help like this.”
Sniffling, her tears threatening to turn into a full sob, Nicole said, “I know. I know, and I can’t…”
“Do you want me to help you?” Vanessa asked, squeezing her friend’s hand.
Nicole nodded. Pulling her hand, Vanessa led her friend to the nursery. She didn’t try to speed things along, only offering gentle guidance and support. She didn’t want to make this feel weird, or condescending–she was just offering comfort to a friend.
Sliding her hands under Nicole’s armpits, Vanessa gave her friend a boost and got her up onto the changing table, where she laid back, making her diaper accessible.
“I think we can still use this diaper,” Vanessa said. “It’s barely damp.”
Nicole nodded, while Vanessa undid the tapes, looking for what she suspected to find. Sure enough–Nicole’s bottom was dirty. Not filthy from an accident, but she looked like she hadn’t really wiped up during her last change, she was in desperate need of a good cleaning.
So, Nicole took wipes from the warmer and got to work. She started on the upper thighs, gently working her way down, doing her best so that her sweet friend wouldn’t get a rash or just feel gross down there.
Nicole crossed her arms over her chest, cheeks puffed out in resigned embarrassment.
Noticing a bit of redness, Vanessa paused. “Hey, Nic? It looks like you’re starting to get a rash. Is it OK if I put some cream on you to help with that?”
Hesitating, Nicole thought about it, seemingly reassured by Vanessa’s simple question. She’d asked, because no matter what was happening to her, Nicole still deserved to be in charge of her body.
“Yes…yes, pwease,” she mumbled, nodding.
Vanessa smiled, reaching for the cream. “Of course.” She rubbed it in tenderly, and finished it off with a sprinkle of baby powder to keep everything dry and irritation-free.
“Thanks, V,” Nicole said, slowly, forming her words carefully. “I’m so glad you’re here.”
“Me too,” Vanessa said, taping the diaper back up. “Me too.”
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On 9/8/2023 at 11:31 PM, Zylo1893 said:
Would be funny if family came over to give an apartment warming gift to see all the craziness.
Oh geeze, that'd be pretty awkward!
On 9/9/2023 at 12:43 AM, CDfm said:Great chapter.
Reading this my thought were, will she continue to regress or be further effected by this entity if she were to leave the apartment? I know it will make her use her diaper but was that something that was done while in the appointment and it continues to happen even if she leaves. If she leaves will she eventually get back some of the things she is loosing like speech and her potty training?
I am looking forward to seeing what happens next.That's a really good question - If only you could talk to the girls and explain the idea, they might have a shot at beating this thing.
On 9/9/2023 at 9:49 AM, YourFNF said:CDfm raises a good point!
Agreed!
On 9/9/2023 at 4:19 PM, Wannatripbaby said:Sounds like somebody didn't experience enough religious trauma growing up to prepare her for this. 🤣
Oof, mood
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Day 8
(Don’t worry about it.) Nicole told herself, repeating the words in her head like a prayer. (Don’t worry about it. Don’t worry about it.)
She worried anyways, because no amount of silent hope could ease her anxiety.
It was her first day back to work since her lisp had developed. She had to be careful about every word she spoke–ensuring she said the right words, focusing on how to pronounce them. Speech had become a chore, but she didn’t operate phones, and she didn’t have any meetings coming up. She could do most of her job without talking, she’d just have to power through the few bits of conversation that were unavoidable.
What worried her more was the doodle on the potty training chart she’d seen that morning. Storm clouds for day and night, of course; she’d lost all hope of making it to the potty, at least until they could get this curse resolved. No, the new fear came from the sketch, which still managed to perfectly replicate Vanessa’s art style, and showed Nicole sweating in distress in front of a toilet.
Nicole didn’t totally get it, but she hadn’t had much time to puzzle it out, either–there was just enough time to strip out of her soggy bedtime diaper and get work clothes on before rushing out the door.
Not knowing was worse than anything. She could guess, but her guesses hadn’t been consistent so far–would the toilet attack her? Could it just be the final nail in the coffin for her potty training, an indication that she’d never make it again?
Or was it something far, far worse, something she couldn’t even think of?
She got off the bus and waddled into work. This part, she could do–her business-casual dress hid the puffy diaper that’d replaced her panties, her purse had three fresh diapers and plenty of wipes stashed inside, and a few polite ‘Hello’s were all it took to get to her desk and start working.
To any casual observer, they’d think nothing was wrong. She could still pass for an adult, if–
(No, I am an adult. I can still pass for someone who’s not cursed.) Nicole took the time to mentally correct herself, to ensure she didn’t slip into thinking of herself as a baby.
She managed to be stealthy thus far, and there was no reason that couldn’t continue. Nobody at the office had to know that her last successful attempt to use the toilet had been days ago.
Nicole got through the early morning hours smoothly. Conversations, when they couldn’t be avoided, were bypassed with lots of nodding, and when she did need to speak, she hid her pauses and concentration by clearing her throat or finding other ways to disguise the lapses. Big words were getting harder–she still held all her technical knowledge in her head, but explaining it verbally took more thought, or the use of synonyms rather than proper words.
But–with effort–she did it. She passed herself off as unscathed, as potty trained, as an adult capable of operating in society.
At least, until just before lunch. She felt the pressure just moments before it happened, and glanced around surreptitiously–nobody was looking at her, thankfully. She still blushed, feeling herself push muck into the seat of her diaper, a tidal wave Nicole was helpless to stop.
Saving her work, she got to her feet, glancing around. She’d just need to get changed before anyone noticed the smell–no big deal.
Waddling across the office floor, she stepped into the women’s room, and–
(Oh god, no, no–)
Sitting next to the normal trash bin, under the sink, was a sturdy table covered in waterproof plastic, plus a new bin with a secure lid. Over it, a handwritten paper sign had been taped to the wall.
‘Please dispose of all incontinence products in the sealed bin - thanks, Management’
They knew.
Everyone knew.
Her heart dropped into her stomach, realizing that all her efforts of stealth had gone to waste. Everyone in the office–at least, everyone with access to the women’s room–had pieced it together, to the point that they’d installed a pail and a changing table in the bathroom just for her dirty diapers.
“Maybe–” she said aloud, shaking her head. “Maybe it’s from the chart. Like, it changed my room, why couldn’t it change this room too? That’s it–nobody knows, it just appeared here from magic.”
Staring at the… she had to call it what it was, the diaper pail, Nicole didn’t know if she believed her own excuse or not.
She just had to hope, and in the meantime, she had a dirty diaper to change. And she flatly refused to use a changing table, not when any of her coworkers could walk in at any moment. She would use a stall, where she had privacy.
Walking to the nearest stall, she pushed open the door and–her heart rate spiked and she stumbled back, squeaking out a terrified, “Shit!”
The stall was the same as it’d always been, just a porcelain toilet and a roll of toilet paper on the side, but the sight of it sent a shock of paranoia through her. Inching towards the piece of bathroom furniture, she could just imagine it attacking her–a monster coming up from the pipes, or just dragging her down into the water.
She stared for a moment, then slammed the stall door closed. She just couldn’t trap herself in a confined space with that…
Thing.
She tried the other stall, but her reaction was the same–she just couldn’t stand the thought of being near a–toilet–for more than a second.
Which meant…
Sucking up her anxiety, she hopped up onto the changing table. There weren’t that many people in the office; as long as she was quick, she wouldn’t be caught. Balling up her old diaper and sliding it away, she attacked the muck on her thighs liberally with wipes, got clean, and pulled on a fresh diaper, slapping down the tapes and yanking up her pants.
As she dropped to the floor and reached to pick up her diaper, though, she heard the door handle click. In a rush, she threw open the pail and tossed her diaper in, releasing the yucky garment just before her coworker walked inside.
They made awkward eye contact for a moment, and she prayed that they hadn’t seen what she’d just been throwing away. The bathroom certainly smelled pretty bad, but hopefully they’d chalk that up to just normal bathroom activity.
“Um–” Nicole said, stepping aside to the sink to get out of their way. “Go ahead.” She had to catch herself before issuing a meaningless warning: ‘Watch out, there’s a toilet in there.’
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21 hours ago, thedman said:
Bravo! Thank You, this was a true masterpiece, extremely well written. I am so glad to have been along for the journey from day one and been able to enjoy every new chapter. I can't wait to see the next adventure.
Thank you so much for coming along this whole way!
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Epilogue
One month later.
“Eighty, ninety… one hundred.” Brains counted out the cash, passing Skip’s winnings over without a hint of ill will. They’d won fair and square, even if nobody else had spotted the technicality that’d cinched their success.
Skip, pleased, took the fruit of their gambling and slipped it into a pocket.
“It’s kind of ironic, isn’t it?” Brains asked, putting away his wallet.
“What’s that?” Skip inquired.
“Well, you’re always saying how you’ve got no use for a partner,” Brains said, “But here you spotted the love connection before any of us.”
“I didn’t spot the love connection,” Skip corrected, shaking their head. “I spotted the sex connection, and I don’t really think that’s ironic at all.”
Brains tilted his head. “Why not?”
“Because,” Skip explained, “Who’s going to be better at pointing out dangerous waters, do you think? Someone who’s a few inches from drowning, or a lifeguard watching from the middle distance?”
Brains considered it for a moment, then shrugged. “Fair enough, I guess. I wouldn’t say sex is like drowning, though.”
“Yeah? What would you say it’s like?” Skip asked. “Because as a passive, disinterested observer–y’all get stupid when you’re horny. Give me a close friendship, but a relationship focused on making each other stupid? Nah, that’s not for me.”
They didn’t comment on what had led to Grace getting ‘sick’. She and Pearce had chosen not to share that with the group, so Skip would keep their secret–goodness knows, Skip had secrets enough of their own. Brains was unlikely to deduce what’d happened, and even if he did, he knew how to trust in the words his friends told him.
Brains wouldn’t ever know that Grace had poisoned herself, unless he got told to his face.
Skip envied that, a little. It seemed simpler, and it seemed like it’d be more peaceful to just accept things at face value.
Then again, if they could have traded their cynicism for a sex drive, they’d keep their cynicism: At least being skeptical came with its upsides. As best they could tell, the only side effect of getting horny was a steep drop in intellectual capacity.
“I’ll take being stupid,” Brains said with a shrug. “Connor makes me happy.”
Maybe, Skip envied that too.
“Well, I’ve got to go make sure Melody’s good for her share of the pot,” Skip said, disengaging from the conversation. “And I’ve got some work to do after that.”
They didn’t have work to do, but they wanted a stronger reason to break off from the conversation, so they threw that in at the end. (As though Brains cares.)
Walking through the house, Skip passed by the lovebirds themselves, entangled on the couch watching TV. Today was a ‘Pearce Dressed Grace’ day, meaning she had on one of her myriad onesies, diaper bulging visibly beneath. She had been granted access to her regular wardrobe once again now that the bet was over, and leaving the house to run errands or work or just meet friends no longer required elaborate negotiation of rules, but Pearce still dressed her up in baby clothes as often as not.
Things had settled down since Grace and Pearce had stopped being horny-stupid. Or, well–less horny-stupid, Grace was still voluntarily peeing her pants regularly. Still, Skip wouldn’t complain now that the unnecessary arguing and high-tension emotions had left their home.
Pausing to glance at the TV, Skip raised an eyebrow at the colorful cartoon playing. “What’s this?”
“Bluey,” Pearce explained. “Grace needed something age-appropriate to watch today.”
Skip snorted, then smirked in response to Grace’s pouty face. The Bet was over, and the letter of the rules had generally been discarded, but the spirit had carried on.
From a scientific, anthropological perspective, Skip was fascinated by which parts of their relationship had stuck around even as others got discarded.
Pearce just wasn’t well suited to getting up early, so while he still tucked Grace into bed every night, they handled their morning rituals separately. Skip typically got home from work just in time to see Grace milling about in the kitchen, having cereal and coffee, her diaper sagging as she waited for Pearce to get up and change her. If Skip stuck around long enough they’d get to see Pearce come down and start rubbing his lips on Grace’s face while making mushy statements of affection, groping her pee-soaked underwear shamelessly before declaring she ‘Needed a change’.
Curiously, that one rule had stuck around almost completely, even if it wasn’t called a ‘Rule’ anymore: Grace still didn’t ask for diaper changes.
She’d regained the ability to just go use the toilet when she needed, and could change herself when she had to, but she just…didn’t. Even without the motivation of trying to win the bet by inducing leaks, Grace kept her mouth shut even when her diapers made her sort-of adult clothes sag.
Instead, Grace waited on Pearce to check her, or if she needed a change more urgently, she found ways to communicate that without saying it quite so overtly. It was still pretty overt–Skip barely paid attention and could still see the changes in her posture and hear how her tone shifted when she was desperate for a fresh diaper, but she wouldn’t say the words, ‘I need a change’, and unless there were extenuating circumstances, she didn’t do it herself.
It was part of their dynamic, Skip guessed. Grace didn’t care about the rule, per say–she wasn’t trying to avoid a punishment or live up to an arbitrary standard. She wanted to know that Pearce was there for her, that she had his attention and that he wouldn’t forget about her needs.
It was…cute. Gross, and kinda weird, but cute.
“Enjoy your show,” Skip said, looking at the screen a little longer. This was a part they just didn’t understand–the diaper thing, that was a way of showing reliance and trust. But the boring kiddie shows? They just didn’t get it.
Excusing themself, Skip left the living room and navigated up the stairs. Arriving at the top of the landing, a few times on Melody’s door.
Melody answered a moment later, wearing a disgruntled expression until they saw Skip. “Just get home?”
“Leaving in a bit, actually,” Skip said. “Last night was an off day, but I’ve got errands. Just wanted to say–it’s been a month, and Grace is still getting her diapers changed, so…”
“Right,” Melody said, rolling her eyes. “Lovebirds.”
“You’re one to judge,” Skip said, doing their best to ensure that their tone said, ‘I’m teasing’ and not, ‘I think you’re being a hypocrite.’
“Oh, I absolutely am,” Melody replied. “I don’t do love. I just get the physical fun parts, all that emotional whining and getting heartbroken, that’s not my thing.”
“Alright, fair enough,” Skip said. “Still–it’s time to pay the piper.”
Melody shrugged, walking back to the table by her bed. “We said a hundred, right?”
“Yup,” Skip confirmed. “Do you think they’ll last?”
“Pearce and Grace?” Melody asked, looking around her purse. “Hey, I just have a few twenties–can I just send it with Buckshare?”
Skip nodded. “Yes, to both.”
“Nothing lasts,” Melody said. “They’ve got a weird thing, and that might keep them closer–it’s not like you can just go to a club and pick up a dynamic where one partner wipes the other’s ass day in and day out, but that’s not a good thing, either. It means they’ll be pressured to keep going after the fun part’s over.”
“How long does the fun part last, for you?” Skip tilted their head.
“Depends on how experienced they are,” Melody replied, withdrawing her phone to pay off the wager. “A good lay, that’ll keep me going for hours–give me someone who knows how to build, knows when to go for the cum, that’ll make me scream. Plus I love someone who’s not shy about toys, doesn’t feel like they’re inadequate just because I break out the leather. They’re hard to find, but someone with experience and stamina, they’ll… Uh, hey, I’m sorry. You don’t like the ‘detail’ stuff.”
Skip just shook their head. “No, no, I don’t mind. It’s interesting, in a sort of…it’s like when Brains starts telling me about speedrunning drama–do I care about it personally? No, but he still makes it interesting, it’s still fun to listen. I don’t know who ‘Sleepytime’ or ‘Black Swan’ or whoever these people are, but a good story is a good story.”
“So to you,” Melody said, pausing in the middle of pulling up the payment app, “good sex and nerd shit are the same thing.”
“I’ve met too many horny nerds to think otherwise,” Skip snorted. “The only difference between a ren faire and a BDSM convention is the amount of turkey legs being eaten.”
Melody laughed, then paused. Skip recognized the thoughts going on behind the scenes–Melody had an idea.
Skip didn’t push, she’d share if she thought it was worth sharing.
“Money sent,” Melody said, setting down her phone. “I still think that ‘Bet’s over/diaper change’ technicality is crap, but I’m not going to sweat it.”
“I’ll probably just toss the money in the beer fund, anyways, once Pearce’s payout stops covering drinks,” Skip said. “My job hours kinda suck, but it pays nice, so I can’t complain.”
Melody paused again–thinking harder. Seeing opportunity.
Skip saw the question coming, though they didn’t know what it would lead to.
“Hey,” Melody said, “I’ve got something in the works, something that might be able to make some cash.”
“Yeah?” Skip asked. “I’m not really looking to quit, but how much cash are we talking?”
“I don’t know, it’s kind of a self publishing thing,” Melody admitted. “It depends on how good I am at selling it. If you don’t want to, that’s totally fine.”
Skip nodded along. Sure, I get that. More of a gamble than, like, a wage job.”
“Yeah. I think it could hit big, though, it just needs the right angle, and I’ve been having trouble getting some parts off the ground.”
“Alright,” Skip said, noncommittal. “Hit me. What’s the idea?”
“A book,” Melody explained. “Or–maybe a web series, I don’t know. Some kind of educational content, at least, and I want it to be about dating.”
Skip pressed their lips into a line. What do you need me for?”
“Well, that’s the thing,” Melody said. “I have this issue–I go out, I want to have a bit of fun, and nobody knows how to do shit. If I go out with some guy who’s not heavily invested in sex, I spend most of my time just trying to coach him to get me to cum once and then he wants to take a nap. People within the community, though…there’s another issue there.”
She trailed off, and Skip took a guess. “Not enough partners to go around?”
“I’m to the point I’ve almost booty called an ex,” Melody admitted, saying it with a tone that implied the confession was shocking. “And…people talk, everyone kind of knows I’m flighty and so it’s getting harder to find folks that aren’t turned off by my reputation. I need a way to get people up to speed that doesn’t ruin date night. And there’s resources out there, but none that I like. I want a book I can hand to someone who’s never so much as had a dirty thought before, and by the time they’re done reading it, they’ll at least have a basic idea of how everything works–Safe words, protocols, safety, all that stuff.”
“So I’m your pure, virginal control group?” Skip asked.
“More like my co-author,” Melody said. “My writing style’s kind of…florid, I have a hard time staying objective. I need someone without a bias, who can look at what I’m writing and tell me if it seems more porny than educational.”
“So… I’m your control co-author,” Skip clarified.
Melody shrugged. “If that’s what you want to call it.”
Skip nodded. Had this come from a different source, they would probably have backed away, but they trusted Melody–or, at least, they trusted Melody to be true to her typical behaviors. Melody wouldn’t push Skip to actually get involved in anything. She was good about boundaries and wouldn’t step past Skip’s personal comfort zone.
“Let me think about it,” Skip lied. They’d already decided to say ‘Yes’, but they wouldn’t tell Melody for a day or two. By the time they’d said it out loud, they regretted not just saying ‘yes’, but it was too late now to pivot back to candor. “But I think I could make that work.”
The End
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The Wasters will return in, ‘For Research Purposes Only’.
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It's finished.
But it's not done just yet. This is the final chapter, but now begins the editing process - I'm going to go back through every chapter, make changes for continuity, foreshadowing, typo mistakes, and general polish, and then, when it's all said and done, I'll be posting this as a proper, complete ebook. (And, of course, the characters will be coming back in my next book!)In the meantime, I want to say thank you so much holy shit to everyone who's read along with this piece. Two years of work and a whole lot of sweat and (other bodily fluids) went into making this, and it wouldn't be here without all of you to read it.
In particular, I want to thank my editor, Ezi, who came onboard partway through and I think can easily be credited with a marked upgrade in quality in the chapters after her arrival, and all of my subscribers and supporters who kept me financially solvent while writing this so I could give it the time and attention it needed.
I'm so grateful that I can dedicate myself to writing as much as I can thanks to all of you. ❤️
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On 9/6/2023 at 5:47 PM, CDfm said:
Thanks again for the story and the regular updates. It’s awesome to keep seeing new updates coming.
Seems like they are quickly running out of options or ideas. Nicole is fading pretty fast. Each day brings her one or two more steps towards becoming a baby. At this point I am wondering how long it’s going to be before she is unable to eat adult foods or drink anything other than formula.
I will be looking for the next update.I don't normally get to post this fast because I typically post stuff, roughly, as fast as I can write it - this is a special case where I wrote the whole dang story and am now posting it after the fact. I'm liking how it's going, though it's not exactly sustainable.
On 9/7/2023 at 9:02 AM, Wannatripbaby said:Somebody needs to call in that ex girlfriend, and fast!
On 9/7/2023 at 11:03 AM, YourFNF said:Seconding this!
Good luck to her!
On 9/7/2023 at 10:42 AM, thedman said:More than a week left on the chart?
Now we need to see more of the chart than what we get on the cover art
Yup - that was deliberate, putting partial spoilers on the art but keeping the second half a mystery.
On 9/7/2023 at 4:02 PM, Eagle0769 said:Who's baby?
*Insert Terrible Dr. Who Joke*
On 9/7/2023 at 5:50 PM, keith60 said:good story
Thank you!
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Day 7
Bonk.
Nicole felt her head bounce off against something solid and blinked awake, confused. She sometimes rolled into the wall while she slept, but this didn’t feel like bumping her head against the wall, more like a table leg.
Blinking awake, she took in her surroundings, and was so alarmed that she sat upright.
She wasn’t in her room anymore.
The walls were a different color, so that a mural of baby animals was on one side, and glow-in-the-dark star stickers were adhered to the ceiling. Where her dresser had once been was now a scaled-up changing table, big enough to support her through diaper changes, and in place of her bookshelf was a shelf full of toys and plushies.
But most noticeable of all, her bed was gone; she’d woken up in a solid, framed crib.
The four sides were made of wooden bars, secure enough to stop her from getting through them, and a large mobile spun overhead, gently turning so that plastic toys moved in a hypnotic pattern.
Clambering up, Nicole grabbed the sides of the crib with both hands, clambering awkwardly over it. The bars were high enough that she couldn’t easily push off with her feet, and without vertical rungs, she had to flail her legs and struggle to get over. As her weight shifted, she lost her grip, falling onto the floor outside the crib with a heavy thump.
“Nicole?”
Vanessa’s voice carried from across the hall, and in a second, she opened the door and came inside, to find Nicole on the floor. Feeling a bit dizzy from the fall, Nicole sat up.
“Uh… hi, V,” she said, blushing. “My room…”
She was about to say, ‘My room disappeared’, but as she looked around, she realized it wasn’t quite true. The dimensions were the same, the little corner next to her closet that stuck out to make room for an air vent was the same, the window frame, the placement of the door to the hall–it all matched. Even the camcorder Vanessa had set up was gone, replaced with a brightly colored plastic baby monitor; the paired receiver screen sitting right next to the camera.
Her room hadn’t gone away, it’d been changed to match her new clothes.
“Yeah, you’re telling me,” Vanessa said, looking around. “Your chart shows a doodle of a crib on it–I’m guessing this is what it was referring to. Are you okay, though?”
“Yeah, I just…feww,” Nicole admitted. “I couldn’t get out otherwise.”
Looking between the crib and Nicole, Vanessa frowned, then reached over and fiddled with a latch. Undramatically, the side of the crib swung out like a gate, making it easy to get inside.
“Oh,” Nicole said, feeling stupid. “Um…”
Sniffing the air, Vanessa changed subjects. “Smells like you need a change–I’ll go make breakfast while you get cleaned up, okay?”
Nicole blushed–she had noticed her accident, but barely thought anything of it, already used to the sensation of a dirty diaper. “Um…thanks. I’ll go…yeah…do that.” She began her waddle to the door, in a rush to get clean and put these new discoveries behind her.
She stripped out of her soiled diaper, eyeing the toilet enviously–she just wanted to be able to sit down and use it like a grown u–(Like I’d been able to before.)
(I’m still a grown up,) she reminded herself, disturbed at the new direction her thoughts had taken. (Did…did that come from me?)
The new fear worried around and around in her thoughts. She was losing control of herself everywhere–her potty training, her voice, her environment–but the one thing that’d been protected so far was her mind. If she couldn’t even trust her thoughts, that cast the curse of her potty training chart in a whole new light.
She tried to think it through, but once the fear had set in, she couldn’t logic it away. After all–if her thoughts couldn’t be trusted, how could she trust her own logic?
Drying off and getting into a fresh diaper, Nicole settled on just a robe, too anxious to get dressed properly before talking to Vanessa.
Her roommate picked up on the anxiety right away, looking up from the stovetop. “What’s wrong? Did something else change?”
“I–I don’t know,” Nicole admitted. “Erm–when I was in the bathwoom, I thought about trying to use the toilet like a ‘gwown up’. As in, somefing distinct from what I am. I’m worried it’s getting into my head.”
“Oh,” Vanessa said, nodding seriously. “I see the concern. Have you noticed anything else like that?”
Nicole shook her head. “No, but–would I? Could I even tell?”
Pursing her lips, Vanessa didn’t respond right away.
“If it’s gettin’ into my head,” Nicole continued, “If my bwain is–if I’m actually turning into a baby, or if it’s making me go crazy, I mean…I don’t want to wake up every morning wondering how much of me is still weft.”
“Okay, I…” Vanessa chewed on the thought for a moment. While she thought, she poured a mug of coffee for Nicole; Black, no sugar, in her favorite pea-pod mug. “I have an idea. Can you try something with me?”
Nicole wasn’t so confident, but nodded. “Sure.”
“Just answer a few questions. What’re you wearing?” Vanessa asked.
“A…um, a diaper,” Nicole said, blushing.
Vanessa nodded, thoughtful. “And what’s the thing in the bathroom that you sit on when you have to go?”
“A toiwet,” Nicole confirmed.
“What do you call a glass or plastic object with a nipple on top that someone can drink milk out of?”
“A baby bottwe. Bottwe. Bottle.” Nicole said. “Some of this’s hawd to say.”
“And you’ve answered them all like I’d expect a grown-up to,” Vanessa explained. “No toddler language, just a bit of a lisp. You’re still in there.”
Frowning, Nicole asked, “Then…why did I think of ‘grown ups’?”
“Because that’s the language we’d use anyways,” Vanessa shrugged. “I’d say, “Big kids are potty trained,” but I wouldn’t normally say, “Adults are potty trained,” because it doesn’t come up in context. It’s like how you might call a child’s parent, ‘Dad’, even though that parent isn’t your dad.”
Nicole didn’t know if she totally trusted that explanation, but she did trust Vanessa, and if Vanessa thought she was fine, Nicole wouldn’t question things further. “Thanks.”
“Of course,” Vanessa said. “Now–pancakes or waffles?”
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Woah-oh, we're halfway there,
Woah-oh, Nicole needs mommy's care,
She doesn't need a diaper, she swears,
Woah-oh, Nicole needs mommy's caaare!
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23 hours ago, CDfm said:
Another great addition. Nicole should have talked the offered few days off to figure out what’s going on and how to best deal with it. This entity seems to be supplying the basics such as diapers and wipes but powder and plastic panties will help conceal the odor of a messy diaper too. Taking the time off would at least allow her to be better prepared for the inevitable.
you continue to do an awesome job with the story and I will be looking forward to seeing more.At least the weekend is coming up - two days should be plenty to solve this, right?
Day 6
Vanessa stared at the chart, trying to decipher what the latest stickers referred to. She wanted to be there for Nicole, to at least be able to warn her what was coming with no more surprise humiliations.
At least Nicole had the day off, she wouldn’t be risking humiliation at work. That would be better than nothing, not that it really solved any of the issues.
The storm clouds for day and night seemed unfortunately clear, if the pattern could be trusted. Nicole’s potty training was all but gone–maybe she’d get a little warning, but based on the stickers, she’d regularly be making thunder boom-booms inside her diaper going forward. But the doodle on the bottom was more opaque, resisting Vanessa’s attempts to decipher it.
The cartoon depiction showed Nicole, with a little speech bubble over her head. The word didn’t give Vanessa anything–it just said ‘Hello’–but instead of being written in simple letters, it’d been spelled out with alphabet blocks.
(Huh…) Vanessa wondered.
The door opened, and Nicole stood in front of her, arms crossed sheepishly over her chest. The smell wafting from Nicole’s bedroom was unmistakable, and even if it hadn’t been obvious from that alone, Nicole’s blush told all. She’d had another poopy accident overnight.
“I gotta…” Nicole mumbled sleepily, nodding towards the bathroom. “Um. Gotta shower.”
“Okay,” Vanessa said. “I’ve got someone coming in a couple hours to help figure this out. Okay?”
Nicole nodded wordlessly, waddling to the bathroom to get freshened up.
Vanessa frowned at the chart one last time, then waved it off and walked to the kitchen, making pancakes from premade mix and frying them up on the stove. By the time Nicole was cleaned up and waddled into the kitchen, freshly diapered and dressed for the day, she had a stack of fluffy pancakes ready to go, butter melting on the top of the pile, and a mug of coffee in Nicole’s lucky mug.
“Tanks,” Nicole said, pulling up a seat in the kitchen. She smiled when she saw the cartoon pea pod decorating the mug, holding up the brown elixir that was strong, straight coffee. “‘Pweciate it.”
Vanessa blinked. “I’m sorry, what did you just say?”
“I ‘pweciate the pancakes,'' Nicole repeated. Now that Vanessa was listening for it, she easily picked up on the distinctly juvenile cadence–letters falling over one another in a verbal jumble. Nicole didn’t seem to notice, though, and just cut into the pancakes with her fork.
“Nicole…” Vanessa said. “You’re lisping.”
Nicole looked up at her, eyes widening. “Nuh-uh.”
“Yes, you are,” Vanessa repeated. “Or, not just lisping, but it’s like…your words aren’t fully formed. Like you’re learning to talk.”
Brow furrowing, Nicole focused for a moment before she said, “I sound o-tay to me.”
“You just said, ‘Oh tay’,” Vanessa pointed out.
Nicole’s eyes widened. “Nuh… I din’ hear that at all. I said o-tay, not ‘Oh tay’.”
Vanessa stared at her, and Nicole blushed.
“I said it again, din’ I?” she asked. Vanessa nodded. “Well…fudge.”
“Well… Don’t worry. With any luck, maybe the feng shui guy who’s coming over won’t be…”
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“...a complete waste of time,” Vanessa groaned, sinking into the sofa. “I’m so sorry, I thought he’d at least have any idea.”
“You could’n’a known,” Nicole replied, pulling up her legs to her chest at the other edge of the couch. “Is… is otay.”
“It’s not okay.” Vanessa shook her head. “It’s–I need to be doing more, and I’m not. Even my ideas aren’t helping–the guy, the camera, it’s just proven that we don’t know what’s happening. This isn’t normally my thing, but like–that’s not an excuse. You need help, it’s on me to step up.”
Nicole hesitated. She wanted to be the supportive friend, the one who solved all the problems, but Vanessa was right–Nicole was struggling to try and be proactive while her body betrayed her left and right.
“I still appweciate the help,” Nicole said.
“I feel stupid about the box, though,” Vanessa said. “I hadn’t even thought to check the attic, it didn’t occur to me that the box I found the chart in would just be totally empty. It’s like it just vanished!”
That had been a troubling realization, even if all it really confirmed was that something strange and paranormal was happening beyond their understanding.
A long moment passed. Nicole felt very small, with her knees tucked against her chest and her arms wrapped around her legs. Thoughts blurred in her mind, fears and anxieties about the future. “Vanessa…promise me somethin’?”
“Anything,” Vanessa said.
“Dere’s…there’s…more dan a week left on da chart,” Nicole said. “And I dunno what’s gonna happen. I’m scared. I tout… I thought it was just gonna be potty stuff…but now I can’ tawk right, an I dunno if it’s gonna keep getting worse too. So…promise, if I keep getting worse, you won’t weave me?”
Vanessa’s eyes widened, and she scooched across the couch, wrapping her arm around Nicole’s shoulder. “Oh, Nicole–I’m not going anywhere. Not for anything. You’re my best friend, and I don’t care how long it takes to figure this out, I’m here. We’re in this together. Okay?”
Nicole sniffed, but didn’t start to cry. “Oh… okay. Tanks you, V.”
Pulling her into a tight hug, Vanessa nodded. “Of course.”
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On 9/4/2023 at 9:32 AM, Babyjames5 said:
Can I have some more please?
Happy to oblige!
On 9/4/2023 at 9:49 AM, Eagle0769 said:This story is just to good.
That's why the last owners left it in the attic.
Mmmmm maybe "V" will become her new Mommy. 🙂
Did they put it in the attic to get rid of it?
Or did it appear in the attic, waiting for its next victim?
13 hours ago, CDfm said:This was a fantastic story.
Something about these supernatural stories really appeals to me. Then add in how well it is written and I only want to see more.
Thank you - I've had a lot of fun playing with tropes I consider to be 'classic' in the ABDL sphere, and then trying to execute them as well as possible within my own style!
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Day 5
The mornings brought Nicole no anticipation of a new day, no restfulness, only anxiety about what would be taken next.
She shouldn’t have been surprised. She barely had knowledge of when she peed anymore–there was little of her bladder control left to take. No amount of wet beds or new diapers in her dresser could shock her at this point.
So, she’d known it was coming, but even still she dreaded the change. Half the night she tossed and turned. Even still, when her alarm blared at her to wake up so she wouldn’t be late to work, she thought maybe–just maybe–her fears wouldn’t come true.
She sat up in bed. Her diaper squelched, no news there, but she also felt a a distinctly new, different sensation–a muddy squish, and when she sniffed at the air…
There was no denying it. She’d pooped her diaper in her sleep, robbing another bit of dignity away from her.
Setting her jaw, Nicole got to her feet. Her room had a diaper pail in it now–of course it did. Picking the bin up, she carried it with her to the bathroom, so she could strip out of her diaper and step right into the shower. On her way into the hall, though, she bumped into Vanessa.
“V,” she said, face turning pink in spite of herself. She knew that the curse wasn’t her fault, she couldn’t be blamed for the magic, and yet…
Vanessa sniffed the air, nose wrinkling automatically. “Oh…jeez, Nicky, I’m so sorry.”
Nicole wanted to ignore it, but she couldn’t help but steal a glance at her chart. Thunderclouds everywhere for the day, and the bottom square, the one she hated most, had a doodle of her with green stink lines wafting off her. The indication was clear.
“I know like, a…I guess like a feng shui person who might be able to help?” Vanessa offered weakly. “I’ll call. Just hang on till the weekend.”
“Just one more day,” Nicole agreed. “Right, we can solve this.”
She almost–almost–believed it when she said it.
Her shower took longer than usual–more muck to clean up–and her mood that morning was almost as foul as her nighttime diaper. She begrudgingly wore a long purple skirt, an attempt to hide the diaper she couldn’t choose not to wear, and hated the fact that she couldn’t just put on pants without leaving an obvious, humiliating bulge.
(Just one more day,) she repeated to herself.
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Vanessa hated feeling helpless. Her friend was in need, and Vanessa had arguably contributed to that need, but her usual brand of help just didn’t do much good here. V was the encourager, the lifter of spirits, the nice words and positive vibes friend–Nicole had always been the fixer, the problem solver in their relationship. There wasn’t much she could do beyond offer words of support and do a bit of research online.
The camera idea hadn’t done much–pointing a cheap camcorder at Nicole’s door had only proven that nobody went in or out her door in the night. It confirmed that something paranormal was going on, but little else. She’d see if Nicole would be okay recording her sleeping that night, but doubted they’d learn much more from that.
Aside from that, the feng shui person she’d found didn’t seem like that good of a lead, but it was better than nothing. They’d promised to disperse ‘bad energies’, and this was as bad an energy as Vanessa could imagine.
At their request, Vanessa walked out into the hall to photograph the chart. Maybe there was some detail she hadn’t noticed that they would, a clue, or…
“Hmm,” she said, frowning as she noticed something.
The doodle of Nicole for the day–the one with stink lines radiating off her–pictured a white top and a purple skirt. Specifically, a very clear depiction of the purple skirt Nicole had left for work in.
She looked back at the clouds–today had two thunderclouds, one for nighttime, one for day. The little lightning bolt coming off each marked the doodles as distinct from the previous days, which had only rain clouds. (A thunder boom-boom,) she realized.
But a mark in the day meant it wasn’t just Nicole’s bedtime diaper that would end up smelly, and…
“Oh no,” she said, raising her phone to text Nicole a warning.
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Nicole’s phone buzzed in her pocket, but she couldn’t answer it. Not while she sat under her boss’s cool stare. Jean didn’t look upset, per say, but her expressions were typically unreadable.
“We need to talk about your performance these past few days,” Jean said, simply. “I wouldn’t bring this up if it’d only been a single day, but you’ve been distracted and your reports have been sub-par.”
“I’m sorry,” Nicole said, feeling intensely small under her boss’s unflappable stare. “I don’t–I can get back to normal, I promise.” Her phone buzzed again, the vibration just loud enough that Jean could hear.
“If you’ve got problems at home, something that requires your attention, you’re welcome to take a few personal days,” Jean continued. “But slipping off to the bathroom every twenty minutes to check your phone isn’t an acceptable compromise.”
Nicole felt a cold shock of embarrassment as she realized her ‘discreet’ trips to the potty had been noticed, though at least the purpose had been misunderstood. Jean thought she was being lazy, not realizing that Nicole had been taking proactive steps to avoid pissing her pants.
Blushing, she said, “I promise I’m not just checking my cell–”
Her phone started to ring, cutting through her words like a razor. She felt a weight settle in the pit of her stomach, a realization that this meeting wasn’t going well.
Jean raised an eyebrow. “Do you need to get that?”
Shaking her head, Nicole reached down, tapping the off button on her phone to silence the ringer. “I’m sorry I’ve been unfocused these past couple days,” she said, simply. “But I promise, my full attention is going to be back on my work starting today. Everything is settled, and… eh…”
The sinking feeling in her belly grew lower, and she realized with a horrified start that it wasn’t an emotion, but rather, her body taking over control of yet another function. Her blush spreading up her face, she couldn’t even form words as she felt the inevitable push, and the spread of muck forming in the seat of her diaper.
Jean noticed her expression. “I don’t want to be a hardass here, but we need all hands on deck for the deadlines coming up. You’re sure you’re back with us?”
“Yes ma’am,” Nicole said, nodding quickly. A little sniff told her that the accident would be extremely noticeable any second now, and that she had to get out of the office as soon as possible. “May–may I be excused? I need to go use the bathroom.”
Jean raised an eyebrow, as if to ask, ‘Really?’, but she nodded her head. “Go ahead, Nicole.”
“Thanks,” she blurted, getting to her feet and waddling hurriedly to the door. She could feel her diaper sag beneath her skirt and tried to keep her legs wide so she wouldn’t squelch the mushy mass weighing it down, though a bit of squeezing was impossible if she didn’t want her awkward walk to be noticed.
Toddling into the bathroom, she locked the door behind her, eyes watering from humiliation. She couldn’t–accidents like this at work were too far, and–
Mind racing for a source of stability, she finally checked her messages. All were from Vanessa.
‘Nicole, you need to go to the bathroom.’
‘The chart says you’re going to poop your pants again today.’
‘Call in sick or something. Get out of there!’
Too late to do anything about it now, she sheepishly responded, ‘Thanks for the warning.’
Ensuring the door was locked, and the fan was on, she dug the baby wipes from her purse. Or, really, her diaper bag.
She had to get changed so she could get back to work.
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On 9/3/2023 at 11:23 PM, thedman said:
OMG, I have loved every minute of this story, but I am definitely sad that is has to come to an end even though I know that it would lose its lustre if it went on too much longer
It's the balancing act - Better to end on a high note then peter out like the seventh season of so many TV shows.
That said - just because this story is ending, doesn't mean these characters are going away forever. ❤️
On 9/4/2023 at 10:21 AM, D503 said:So lovely. Can't wait to read the epilogue. It makes me nostalgic for a time that never existed.
I know exactly what you mean ^^
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Chapter 33: Winners and Losers
Grace, as in Loved Unconditionally, surveyed the scene.
Three of her best friends were already in the back yard, sitting around their fire pit. Skip had a lighter in hand, trying to get the kindling to catch for their traditional Wasters weekend. Brains was on his phone, texting–no doubt his new beau. He’d been all aflutter the past couple days, ever since they became official.
Melody was looking back at Grace, making a long moment of eye contact before returning her attention to whatever conversation was happening around the fire.
She knew something was up, even if they’d said nothing overt as of yet.
Stepping up behind her, Pearce wrapped his arms around her waist. “Are you sure?”
“They deserve to get the full rundown,” Grace had her own arms wrapped around plush hedgehog, and she gave him a little squeeze to soothe her anxiety. “And it’ll be better if we explain before someone figures it out and starts complaining that we cheated.”
It’d been three days since her case of supreme impulsivity, since their confession of love. The first day had been spent in a haze of fatigue, with Pearce nursing her slowly back to health as the drugs purged themselves from her system.
Between the love and the pain, neither of them had found time to sleep that night.
Pearce had only half explained to the others: “Grace is sick.” She was grateful for that. Some things could be left unsaid.
All night, he’d stayed with her. Her body couldn’t keep down fluids–anything she drank came out the other end almost as quickly–but he kept her supplied, kept her hydrated as best he could. Painkillers and electrolytes helped ease the agony, and by morning, her body had finally, mercifully, given up its fight with itself.
Then, finally, she slept. Pearce put her to bed, and she didn’t set an alarm. Pearce had her phone, and promised he’d let her know if any clients started texting, but it was the weekend. She’d probably be fine.
Even that rest wasn’t perfect–she woke several times, to find that she’d ruined her diaper in her sleep. That was new–no matter how long she’d worn, even when she suspected she may have gotten wetter overnight, she’d never pooped the bed. Still, her diapers did their job admirably, and so did Pearce, cleaning her up, bringing her food and drinks and ibuprofen, easing her discomfort until she dozed again.
Any time he wasn’t there, she had John to snuggle instead, not only her plush,but her closest confidant. She still hadn’t told Pearce the stuffy’s name, and still hadn’t decided if she would: Some things were too embarrassing to admit.
By the time night came, Grace was still exhausted, and Pearce was barely upright–he hadn’t even napped through the second day.
He’d been there for her, every moment she needed him.
And when he had no energy left, he got into her crib with her, and–together–they both finally got their restful sleep.
On the third day, then, they’d finally had to talk.
So, after more than their share of heavy petting and making out, they did, ultimately, get to the important business: Fucking like rabbits. Once that was done, they talked.
This was what they’d decided on–it was bonfire night already, they’d have everyone there to listen. It would be the best opportunity they’d get to set the record straight.
Then again, that would mean admitting to more than a few embarrassing secrets.
Looking out at the bonfire, Grace anxiously added, “Maybe we should just keep the bet going and pretend.”
“Come on, you might be a baby, but don’t be a baby,” Pearce said, kissing the back of her head. “We know you’re not going to talk yourself out of this.”
She nodded, reassured by his presence, and set aside John–she didn’t want her favorite plush smelling like a campfire. In the plushy’s place, she took Pearce’s hand and pushed open the door.
With him there, with his calming presence sitting next to her around the fire, it took Grace only one beer to work up the courage to speak.
“We have something we need to tell all of you,” Grace said, with a slight blush. “Pearce and I do, that is. It’s…about the bet.”
“What, you’re fucking?” Melody asked, smirking from across the campfire.
“No, that’s not it,” Brains corrected. “I think one of them’s quitting.”
Skip shook their head, cutting to the center of it. “You’re both wrong. They’re in love.”
Grace spluttered, the wind taken out of her sails. “I–well–I mean…”
Rather than confirm it with words, Pearce leaned over and demonstrated the truth nonverbally, kissing Grace without a scrap of hesitation.
Grace flushed, and that blush only deepened when her friends opened up with a chorus of cheers and hooting applause.
“We’re calling it a draw,” Pearce said, pulling away. “Nobody wins, nobody loses.”
That got the opposite response–boos and jeers.
“What, after all that?” Melody asked. “Seriously? Anticlimax.”
“Also that makes the bet kind of moot,” Brains added. “I had my money on you, too, Pearce.”
“Hold on,” Skip added. “Let’s be specific here. I might have some cash to collect yet.”
Everyone looked at them.
“What do you mean?” Brains asked.
“We placed a few bets,” Skip said, eyes locked on Grace. “Who won and who lost, that one’s moot. But after a couple weeks, we opened up that second bet–duration.”
Brains shrugged. “Well, sure, but it’s only been two months, and you said it’d keep going for three. Melody bet less than a month, so–oh, I guess that means I win. More than a month, less than three.”
“Hold it,” Skip said. “Let’s be specific here. I believe what I said was, ‘I bet Pearce will still be changing Grace’s diapers in three months.’”
Brains tilted his head, looking at Skip. He didn’t notice the way Grace’s face turned bright red, shrinking back into her camp chair, but Skip saw it plain as day.
“Erm–” Grace started.
“Well–” Pearce added, rubbing the back of his neck.
“I don’t get it,” Brains said, looking between them.
“Brains,” Melody said, “I don’t know how you’re not internet poisoned enough to figure this one out, you spend more time online than any of us.”
Brains blinked a couple times, then got it. “Oh! Grace has a diaper fetish.”
Grace could swear she felt steam coming out of her ears, embarrassment burning its way to the forefront of her expression. “Brains.”
“What?” he asked. “Is that not it?”
“You don’t just say that,” Melody shot. “Even if it’s…I mean, yeah, you’re probably right, but–”
“Skip said it first,” Brains pointed out. “How come it’s okay to imply she likes diapers but not to just say, ‘Grace likes diap–’”
“It’s not about the diapers,” Grace snapped. “It’s–agh. I need a drink. Pearce, may I?” Raising her baby bottle of beer, she made a screwing motion with her hand.
Reaching over, Pearce popped it off, so she could drink normally–and quickly.
Something Grace hadn’t considered–it’d been months since she’d drank out of a cup, and she wasn’t quite used to the motion. Rather than chug the beer, as intended, she poured a good splash of it down her chin, staining her plain onesie top.
Pearce smirked, and wordlessly took her bottle away. Filling it up with his own, he popped on the rubber nipple again and passed it back to her. “Okay, lid stays on.”
Feeling ridiculous, Grace shook her head. “It’s like…I like having him to take care of me. The diapers are just incidental.”
“So you’re going to stop wearing them?” Brains asked.
Grace looked away, refusing to answer.
“Give it another month,” Skip said, sitting back. “I’ll be collecting my winnings then.”
“We’re changing a lot,” Pearce interjected. “No more punishments, for one, and…we’re still deciding whether she’ll be ‘allowed’ to use the toilet.”
He passed it off as a joke, but there was a secret hidden excuse behind the comment: Grace was still having trouble holding it, and he wanted to give her an excuse to still be messing her diapers that didn’t involve any additional embarrassing admissions.
It was one thing to admit she kinda liked the diaper thing, and another thing entirely to explain that she’d failed to read any warning labels and overdosed on laxatives.
She’d made a call to her physician, and it sounded like she’d recover, but in the meantime, her diapers had become more necessary than she would ever admit.
“This doesn’t…bother you all, right?” Grace asked, glancing between her friends. “I mean, it’s not even a bet any more. I know it can be awkward when you have friends over and I’m dressed up, or…like…”
“Grace,” Melody said, “Please. Let your freak flag fly, not one of us cares.”
“But…” Grace bounced her leg, arbitrarily worried that there was a ‘but’ coming. “You got so annoyed, and–”
“Yeah,” Melody said, “Because you were being a faker. Starting arguments. I never cared what you were wearing. You like bottles and stuffies? Neat. When I start acting like I can judge you, just remind me what happened prom night and I’ll get my senses back.”
Smiling slightly, Grace reached out and touched Pearce’s arm, squeezing him for reassurance.
“Are you two going to share a bed now?” Brains asked, interjecting.
“Oh heck no,” Pearce said. “I like sleeping in, and this one snores like a chainsaw. We’re keeping our rooms–just expect lots of sleepovers.”
“Brains,” Skip said, “Were you asking because you wanted to call dibs on the spare room opening up?”
Brains glanced away. “I don’t know what you’re talking about,” he lied. “But, I’m just saying–Grace’s room is bigger than mine, and, y’know–”
Grace snorted. “Well, if we change our minds, and that becomes a possibility…hey, I’ll let you know. We’re still figuring a lot of this out. Figuring each other out, too. But…”
Turning, she looked at the man who’d driven her crazy in more ways than one, the man she loved, the man she knew would always do his best to be there for her.
“He makes me happy.”
He looked back at her, smiling with a warmth far deeper than the campfire. “You’re sappy when you drink,” he replied, smirking at her.
“You want sappy?” Grace asked, smiling back at him. “I named my hedgehog.”
“Oh? When did that happen?” Pearce asked, expecting a joke, or at least something cutesy.
“Like…a month ago,” Grace conceded, taking a moment to build to her reveal. She could be as dramatic as him, when she wanted to.
“Hah! I knew it,” Pearce said. “So, what’d you decide?”
“I named him John. Y’know…like you.” Grace finally admitted. Nobody in the Wasters used Pearce’s given name, it was impossible to miss what that name choice meant. “How’s that for sappy?”
Pearce’s eyes widened, and for a moment, he was left without words. He leaned in, communicating more clearly with his lips than he could have with words. For the second time that night, they kissed, and this one lasted til they were both breathless and worked up.
Pulling away, Pearce looked her in the eyes. “You make me happy, too.”
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Just one chapter left to round this out - the epilogue, which I'll be posting here in about a week.
Thank you, so much, so so so much, for reading this far, for coming along this story with me. I can't express my gratitude enough for your time and for all the comments that've been left along the way, as well as the support of everyone who helped me financially so I could write this.I'm so grateful to be able to tell stories for such a great community.
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40 minutes ago, YourFNF said:
Yeah I would try salting and burning it first but it's altering local reality and physically manifesting objects you might need a full ritual. Personally I'm writing an enochian banishing sigil and sealing with a blood crest...
Although could breaking the effect be as simple as drawing suns for all the remaining days? 🤔
Also glad to see the girls have made up and are working together
Heck, that would have been a good idea
4 hours ago, Eagle0769 said:OMG this is so cool. That is a magic chart if ever I heard of one.
Maybe she should take her door down. LOL
Great story now I wait for another chapter. 🙂
Nicole: Takes her door down
The next day: The chart is stuck to the wall
🤭
13 hours ago, DAQ said:Happy to oblige!
Day 4
Nicole knew better than to hope that the chart would stay gone. When she woke up, her diaper–(No, it’s not my diaper, it’s just a diaper)–was well used and swollen. She waddled to her door, anxious about what she might find, and her heart sank.
The chart had returned, and the rainclouds now marked out both night and daytime. The doodle in the final column this time showed a stack of diapers lined up neatly inside a dresser–in her dresser.
She had to get to work, though, so she gathered up work clothes, ripped the tapes off her sodden diaper, and went to take a shower.
She washed, dressed for the workday, and put one of Vanessa’s pads for protection. When she got done, she found V in the hall, inspecting the chart.
“This doesn’t look good,” Vanessa said, glancing up at her. “Are you sure you want to go to work like that?”
“What do you mean?” Nicole asked, frowning. “I’m using a pad.”
“Sure, but…that’s not meant to hold back the flood gates, if you get my meaning,” Vanessa replied. “I hate to suggest this, but…do you think you should wear one of your diapers?”
Nicole glowered and shook her head. “No, no way. It hasn’t gotten that bad.”
V blushed, glancing away. “Um.”
“What?” Nicole demanded.
“You’re–” Vanessa said. “You’re leaking.”
Looking down, Nicole’s eyes widened as she saw the truth–urine was running down her jeans, away from the overwhelmed pad. Quickly, she stepped back into the bathroom, rushing to get at least some of it into the toilet, but all she could really manage was sitting down on the toilet seat and flooding her jeans the rest of the way from there.
Humiliated, but unwilling to admit defeat, she stripped out of the wet jeans and went to get a fresh pair. “I’m not wearing a diaper to work,” she told V, bending to go through her dresser to find new panties. “I’m just not.”
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Nicole didn’t have any more major leak-throughs, but only due to sheer discipline and persistence. Every thirty minutes or so, she took a break to hit the bathroom, emptying what little was in her bladder–though, even with such consistent stops, she still had to replace a pad almost every time.
Deep in her heart, she knew this wasn’t sustainable, but the alternative seemed worse. The diapers that’d appeared in her dresser were absurd; bulky pillowy things that’d render all her jeans unwearable for all the poof. She’d make the pads work, no matter how inconvenient the constant restroom trips were.
That is, until The Meeting. She had to hustle into the conference room late, blushing as she gave a mumbled, “Bathroom,” as her excuse for missing the opening minute or so of her boss’s presentation.
She didn’t feel any pressure in her bladder building, which was the worst part. There was no warning, no indicator of when she might have another accident, just an apprehension of trickling liquid overwhelming the pad in her panties. She watched the clock on the wall–twenty minutes passed, then twenty five, then thirty.
(They know I just went,) she thought, anxiously weighing her options. (If I get up to use the bathroom now, they’ll wonder what I ‘really’ needed to go for.)
More minutes slipped past, and her fear built, knowing she’d leak through any minute. She couldn’t feel a thing, and stealing glances down only told her she hadn’t begun to dribble through her jeans yet. How soon the dam would begin to crack, though, she couldn’t say.
The meeting lasted fifty minutes. It would have been barely an inconvenience to her last week, but with her new potty control it felt like a miracle. Relieved, she waited until the conference room was almost empty–just in case–then stood.
Sag.
The sensation of her underwear weighing down inside her jeans didn’t feel right, and she looked down, puzzled. She could see her jeans straining, slightly, puffed up. (Did the pad really absorb that much?) she thought, scurrying off to the bathroom.
Entering one of the two stalls in the women’s room, she locked it, set her purse on the toilet tank, double checked the lock, and finally slipped down her jeans. The answer she got wasn’t the one she wanted; her pad hadn’t absorbed anything at all. Rather, it’d vanished along with her panties, replaced with a puffy, pink, baby-print diaper.
It was worse than if she’d worn one from home–at least the diapers at home had been plain white, medical looking. These were downright cute, or at least they would be if the teddy bears and building blocks hadn’t made her blush from head to toe and send a shock of mortification through her.
She couldn’t be seen in this, but she had no real way to cover it up. She had, at least, thought to bring spare panties, along with her extra stack of pads. Opening up her purse…
“No,” she whispered. “No, no, no–”
Her panties were gone, and her pads. She found only a diaper and a tube of baby powder. All she found aside from those two objects was an implied message.
(I don’t get to wear panties anymore.)
There was no getting around it, no fighting the magic or curse or whatever that had done this to her. She could go out and buy panties, maybe, but in her gut she doubted that would work.
Her choices were diapers, or ruined jeans, and she’d already flooded her current diaper to capacity.
Triple checking the lock, she undid the tapes on her diaper and got to work changing herself. She’d just have to hope that the one fresh diaper she’d been given would last the rest of the day…and that nobody in the office would guess that the diaper buried deep in the restroom trash can came from her.
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On 8/31/2023 at 4:36 PM, eliminster said:
loving the story, hope that Nicole figures out that the potty chart is magically doing it first and cant erase her name so out of anger puts Vanessa's name on it also so they both go through de potty training
Oooh, that'd be pretty cruel revenge!
22 hours ago, DAQ said:@PeculiarChangelingFirst of all, love the name of the story and been enjoying the premise and story so far. Looking forward to more.
I can't take credit for the premise, that was all Salwatore's idea! But I'm very proud of my execution.
Day 3
Nicole wouldn’t be tricked a third time. The only food she ate was takeout, she drank water from a reusable bottle she filled at work, and she locked her bedroom door. Vanessa wouldn’t have another shot at ‘pranking’ her, even if it meant painstaking vigilance until Nicole could find a new roommate and move out.
And, in the morning, she felt a surge of triumph when it paid off. Upon waking, she reached down immediately, half paranoid, and felt dry blankets, dry sheets. No wet bed for her, she’d–
Squish.
Sitting up, she felt the dampness around her crotch, something warm and wet squelching over her privates, between her thighs. She yanked back the covers in alarm, shocked.
She still had her pajama bottoms on, but beneath them, the waistband poking out clearly, was something she decidedly hadn’t dressed herself in when she went to bed. She pulled her bottoms down to be sure, and revealed, unmistakably, a diaper.
Worse, she’d soaked it through, leaving only a fuzzy blue line down the middle, distorted by pale yellow pee.
She stumbled out of bed, the weight of her abused diaper making it sag heavily against her thighs, almost putting her off balance.
“H-how?” she blurted. It made no sense–Vanessa simply could not have done this. Even if she’d somehow picked Nicole’s lock and snuck inside, Nicole could not fathom a world in which she had her clothes removed, replaced with a diaper, and was redressed without waking up for even a moment.
Waddling to leave her room, she almost tripped over the open package of diapers on her floor, kicking the plastic package and sending more of the garments across the room. Diapers scattered over her rug, eleven of them, all pillow thick and puffy, plain white save for a set of yellow wetness indicator stripes.
Fumbling, she unlocked her door, threw it open, and yelped, “V!”
Vanessa didn’t reply immediately. Nicole had to cross the hall and knock on her door, needing some kind of answer.
“Vanessa!” she pleaded, pounding her fist repeatedly against the flimsy wood. “Come on, I need to talk to you!”
The door flew open. Vanessa, in her own PJs, looked acutely cranky. “What? What did I ‘do to you’ now, Nicole? Do you have something else you want to blame me–is that a diaper?”
“I didn’t put it on when I went to bed,” Nicole said, desperate for something to make sense.
“Well I sure as shit didn’t,” Vanessa said. “So if you even think about blaming me–”
“I don’t blame you,” Nicole said quickly. “I’m sorry, I–this doesn’t make sense. I think I’m losing my mind, and…V? What are you looking at?”
Vanessa stared past Nicole, confusion plastered on her face. “Nic…why did you put that back up?”
Nicole spun. Her potty training chart was back on the door, with rain clouds at night, half-clouds at day, and a loose sketch of herself in a puffy, safety-pinned diaper, like something out of an old Loony Tune.
“I didn’t,” Nicole said. “I threw it away in a dumpster by work.”
“Well I didn’t put it back,” Vanessa said. “I don’t even know how I could have.”
They looked at each other, utterly perplexed.
“Do you think…this could be like…a ghost?” Nicole asked. “A haunting or something?”
“Ghosts aren’t real,” Vanessa said, though she only sounded half-convinced by her own argument. “Maybe this is some fucked up trick by the old tennant or the landlord or something. I…I don’t know.”
Nicole took down the chart, staring at it with a mix of uncertainty and terror. “I…yesterday, I started dribbling and almost had accidents at work. I thought it was because you’d drugged me or something, I was so mad, but…”
“We’ll figure something out,” Vanessa replied. “Here. Give me the chart.”
Nicole passed it over, and Vanessa broke it in half, snapping the plastic board into two pieces in her hands. She then broke those into quarters, and eighths. “There, it’s broken. No way someone’s putting that back as is. And…let’s set up a camera in your room so nobody can sneak in, okay?”
Nicole nodded, wiping her nose. She’d started sniffling. “Okay.”
Fully in problem-solving mode now, Vanessa continued rattling off ideas. “If this doesn’t work, I’ll…one of my exes was pretty spooky, she might be able to do some sort of exorcism or whatever.”
“I thought you said it wasn’t ghosts?” Nicole asked.
“Well I don’t know!” Vanessa threw up her hands. “I’m covering all my bases here. And…I know you use tampons, but I’ve got some pads you can have. For any leaking today.”
“Ugh,” Nicole said, shaking her head. “I hate pads, they just feel like I’m wearing a diaper.”
Vanessa looked down at the sagging, sodden garment drooping between Nicole’s legs. “Really? Because that seems a little more intrusive to me.”
Nicole blushed, and they made eye contact, before bursting out into shared giggles.
“I’ll use the pads,” Nicole said. “And…thanks, V. I really appreciate it.”
She didn’t need to add the, ‘I’m sorry I blamed you.’ It came implied. Vanessa just smiled in response. “Of course, Nicky. That’s what friends are for. I’m sure you’ll figure this out and we can get everything back to normal, okay?”
Nicole didn’t know if she believed her, if she believed that ‘normal’ could be achieved when everything made so little sense. Her friend’s confidence made her want to believe, though, and she smiled, sniffled a little more, and nodded.
“Okay.”
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20 hours ago, D503 said:
Awesome. It will be very interesting to see if they have both developed an attachment to the new circumstances even if neither want to admit it (being babied, babying).
It'll be hard for these two, but they just might be at the point where they can concede to a little emotional honesty
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Day 2
Tuesday morning brought the death of a friendship.
Nicole could almost not process the sheer hurt and betrayal she felt, waking up to another wet bed. Yesterday’s prank by her once-friend had been too far, an incredible breach of trust, but something she could move past.
But the fact that Vanessa had gone and done it twice, after being called out for it? If Vanessa thought this was funny, Nicole could not fathom what was going on in her ex-friend’s brain, and if it wasn’t intended as a joke…
Getting up, Nicole peeled out of her wet pajama pants and stripped off her sheets. The wet stain on her bed had two rings now, one where last night’s accident had left a subtle watermark, another much more obvious one from the urine still actively soaking her mattress today. Nicole wouldn’t be demanding any cleanup or laundry from Vanessa this time. Their relationship no longer had room for asking anything of each other.
She took a shower, allowing the hot water to bring her rage down to a simmer, so that she wouldn’t simply scream at Vanessa the moment she saw her. An absence of rage didn’t mean forgiveness, though. She couldn’t forgive this.
Vanessa had drugged her, twice, or done something else to the same effect. Vanessa had overtly ignored Nicole’s requests, even knowing how upset it made her yesterday.
With a bathrobe on and a towel on her hair, she walked back to her room, finally noticing that the potty training chart was back on her door. Yesterday’s doodles were still there, and today, new ones–another raincloud in the bedtime, identical to yesterday’s, and this time, a sort of, ‘partly cloudy’ design, with a sun half-hidden by clouds in the daytime. And, in the special column at the bottom, a doodle of Nicole, sitting on the ground, having a sobbing tantrum. Nicole immediately clocked it as Vanessa’s handiwork–she recognized her friend’s cutesy, chibi-style doodles.
(She has the gall to do this to me, then label me the crybaby?) Nicole thought.
She was about to walk to the kitchen, when Vanessa’s door opened. She stretched, yawned, looking utterly unconcerned. “Morning, Nicole–how did you sleep?”
“Seriously?” Nicole snapped, wheeling on her. “Fucking seriously?”
“Woah.” Vanessa put up her hands by her sides and took a step back. “Someone’s pissy.”
(Was that a pun? Is she really behaving like this?)
“Fuck you,” Nicole said. “You dug the chart out of the trash and–whatever, drugged me, made me wet the bed somehow, again, and you don’t even have anything to say for yourself?”
Eyes widening, Vanessa shook her head. “I didn’t–Nicole, I genuinely have no idea what you’re talking about. I didn’t do any of that.”
“Then how did the chart get back on my stupid door, huh?” Nicole demanded, jabbing a finger at it. Her eyes were hot, her cheeks wet–none of this made sense, she just couldn’t understand how her best friend would do this to her. A wet bed by itself, that didn’t mean much, but the betrayal ate away at her.
Vanessa looked at the chart, utterly confused. “Nicole, I…I didn’t put that there.”
“Well then who did?” Nicole demanded. “Huh?”
Stammering, Vanessa had no response. Nicole ripped the chart off the wall, then shoved past her, walking to the kitchen. “That’s what I thought.”
Vanessa didn’t follow her–even if she had, it’s not like she could argue against the obvious.
No third try, no repetition this time. Nicole kept the chart on hand, and took it with her when she left for work, jamming it into her purse as best she could–it stuck out, some, but just looked like a whiteboard at a glance. Getting off the bus a couple blocks from her office, she found a dumpster and tossed it in, wishing good riddance to the object that had started this all.
She had texts waiting for her when she got to the office and finally checked her phone while she rode the elevator up. She had messages from Vanessa.
‘I’m so sorry, Nic–I really don’t know what’s going on. This wasn’t me.’
‘I want to know what happened as much as you do.’
‘Please just text me back so we can talk.’
Nicole almost gave in and replied, but before she could, she felt a sudden pressure in her bladder. Shockingly fast, and entirely out of the blue, she desperately needed to pee. With a choice between soaking her jeans or rushing, she chose to rush, lunging out of the elevator as soon as the doors opened, blowing past the janitor waiting to get on.
She got a few surprised glances from her coworkers, but made it to the bathroom. Fumbling with her jeans, she got the button undone, but felt a little spurt of pee escape her before she could pull them down, staining a tiny dark splotch on her white cotton panties. She clamped down on that, sat down on the toilet, and let loose.
It took her only a few moments to be done. She hadn’t needed to pee a lot, she just needed to pee badly, and that was the final nail in the coffin. Whatever drugs or crap Vanessa had done to her, it hadn’t just made Nicole wet the bed, it’d screwed with her bladder. It had done serious, genuine harm to her body, harm that almost humiliated her in front of her coworkers.
She ignored Vanessa’s text and muted the number. Vanessa didn’t deserve a response from her.
The rest of her day was punctuated by similar flights to the restroom. Twice that morning, she had to stop in the middle of things to rush off to the potty. Worse, just before lunch, she couldn’t end a phone call in time and very nearly didn’t make it at all–her jeans were dropped around her ankles, but her panties were up when the flood gates opened, and she could only sit down and fight back sobs as she ruined the underwear for good.
How could her best friend have done this to her? Vanessa, who rarely had the attention span to stick to a hobby for more than a couple days, had gone through all this effort to…what, prank her? Make Nicole feel like crap? It genuinely made no sense. and the more she thought about it, the more it hurt.
Wadded up toilet paper helped dry them out, and an additional folded layer stuffed into the front drank up dribbles throughout the rest of the day, but every time she had to replace the pee-soaked toilet paper with a new wad, she felt another sting.
Even the best toilet paper protection didn’t help her completely. By the end of the day, enough urine had soaked through even with her constant rushed to the toilet that a dark, damp spot was visible just below the zipper of her jeans.
In most lights, it could be mistaken for a weird shadow, but Nicole knew.
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“What the fuck?”
Shock and fury battled for control of Nicole’s mind. First, she felt only a startled sense of confusion: (How?) And then the dawning, horrified realization: (Oh, that’s how.) And finally, anger at the betrayal: (How could she think this was funny?)
Nicole had wet the bed, for the first time she could remember. There was no denying it–she’d soaked her pajama pants, her covers, her sheets, and she could even feel the soggy squelch coming up from her mattress. She simply wasn’t a bedwetter, but she also knew this was no fluke, no coincidence or bit of bad luck.
This had to be her fault.
Vanessa was a prankster sometimes, sure, but this was beyond the pale.
So, she rushed across her room, stormed into the hall, and pounded a fist on her roommate/hall neighbor’s door. “V, what is wrong with you?”
It took five seconds of furious knocking before she heard a confused, “I’m coming, Nicky, just gimme a sec…”
Standing there, Nicole let her anger simmer until Vanessa opened the door, wearing only a T-shirt, rubbing at her eyes. “What’s wrong?”
Launching into her tirade, Nicole chewed her best friend out with all the fervor she could muster. “Vanessa, this is way too far. Pranks are one thing, but–”
She hesitated, catching Vanessa’s confused expression. V was looking down at the wet crotch of Nicole’s pajama pants, and she seemed uncertain. “Did you piss yourself?”
“Of course I did, you did it!” Nicole snapped.
“Sorry, I–” Vanessa hesitated, rubbing her eyes. “I’m still waking up here, Nicole. What are you talking about?”
“You made me wet the bed,” Nicole explained, exasperated that she even needed to say it out loud. “What, did you sneak into my room and dip my hand in a bowl of water? Jesus, did you drug me with something?”
Vanessa’s eyes widened, finally understanding the accusation being thrown at her. “Come on, I wouldn’t do that. Why would you think that?”
“Because,” Nicole snapped, turning to rip the potty training off her door from where it’d been stuck with an adhesive strip. “Of this!”
Tilting her head, Vanessa looked at the chart. It had the rain cloud doodle she’d made on the nighttime row, but she couldn’t remember making the sunny sky doodle in the daytime row, or the loose doodle of Nicole with a cartoony red ‘angry’ face in the star row on the bottom. “Uh…Nicole, I genuinely don’t know what you’re talking about.”
Those words stung Nicole more than the betrayal. Vanessa hadn’t just hit her with a humiliating and frustrating prank, now she was trying to lie about it.
“Fuck you,” Nicole snapped, getting up in Vanessa’s face. “This isn’t funny, and if you’re not even going to apologize–”
“Easy, there,” Vanessa said, taking a step back, until her back bumped into her own door. “I’d apologize, if I had done anything wrong, but I’m telling you: This wasn’t something I did. Maybe you were just tired from the move and it’s a weird freak coincidence?”
“I don’t wet the bed, not when I’m tired, not ever,” Nicole glowered, fuming. “I need to get ready for work.”
She turned and stormed towards the bathroom at the end of the hall, and once inside, tossed the chart into the trash bin by the sink. Vanessa watched her go, confused, trying not to take the accusations personally.
“You’re doing my laundry,” Nicole shot, before slamming the door.
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6 hours ago, D503 said:
Nice start.
3 hours ago, aldl4811 said:Wow, fun start!
Thank you!
6 hours ago, keith60 said:i hope there is going to be more to this story
There will be! The whole story is going to be posted over the next month or so ^^
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The Potty Draining Chart
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Day 0
The Potty Draining Chart - Day 0“And just…like…that!” Vanessa announced, turning on the lamp by the couch, “We are, officially, moved in!” The bulb shed off slightly pink-tinged light, though at the push of a button, the whole room could be changed in tone to any hue on the rainbow.
“That’s great, V,” Nicole said, turning to stretch her back. “Really appreciate you plugging in the lamps while I moved the furniture.”
Vanessa put a hand to her chest, feigning offense. “Excuse me! Good interior design is what makes a house into a home. Sure, maybe you did more heavy lifting, but I provided that je ne sais quoi that we needed.”
Truth be told, Nicole agreed–now that everything was done, with the last easy chair moved in and all of Vanessa’s decorations complete, their shared rental house did feel like a place where they belonged. The move in process had been a drag, starting a couple weeks earlier with mattresses flopped on the floor, working evenings and weekends to drive over what they could in Vanessa’s tiny car and trading beer for use of a friend’s truck on weekends for the big stuff.
But now they were done. They could relax, and take the night off.
Except…
“One more thing,” Nicole said, sipping wine out of her favorite cup–an old novelty mug that read, ‘Don’t Worry, Pea Happy’ with a trio of cartoon peas in a pod printed on it. “The junk box.”
“Right, right.” Vanessa rolled her eyes. While moving in, they’d been left with little bits of random crap–stuff that they didn’t quite want to throw away, but nor did they need it around. Christmas decorations that’d been stored under the bathroom sink, old cables and adapters that probably didn’t go to anything, a box of home movies from the previous tenant that Nicole felt bad getting rid of. They had set aside a cardboard box, slowly filling it with crap until it was full to bursting. “We can stick it in the attic for now.”
Stepping up to her, Nicole poked a finger into Vanessa’s chest. “You can set it in the attic for now. I’m done lifting boxes for the day–heck, I’m just about ready for bed.”
“Fiiine,” Vanessa groaned, more in play than in serious discomfort. Sidestepping the couch, she crouched, hefted the box, and carried it from the living room down the back hall–on the right of the hall was her room, on the left Nicole’s, and at the end, their bathroom. Above, though, dangled a rope for attic access.
Fumbling with the box, propping it up on her knee so she wouldn’t have to set it down, Vanessa half-hopped to grab the string and pulled it down. She stepped back as a wooden staircase flopped towards her, snapping into place so fast it almost bonked her head.
“Jeez,” she said. “Okay, note to self, springs on this are broken.”
Scooting up the creaky stairs one step at a time, she made her way into the crawlspace, an area just high enough for her to stand if she was right in the middle and stooped just a touch. She set down the box, glancing around.
Half a dozen cases were already up here. They hadn’t needed any attic storage yet, so this was all from the last resident–a lot of junk, probably, but still, a trove of things to dig through.
“Huh. More stuff up here than I expected,” she said. “Hey Nicole! Someone left a bunch of garbage up here!”
“Sounds like a problem for tomorrow!” Nicole yelled back. “I’m done moving boxes!”
“Sure, sure,” Vanessa said, setting down the jumbled junk she’d carried up.
Curiosity overtook her, and she opened up the first box she saw, digging through it. It looked like stuff from someone’s kid–at the top, a highschool yearbook, but as she pulled it out, she saw beneath it journals, and then a diary with a heart shaped lock, and then a handmade scrapbook. Digging further, she found an old dry-erase potty training chart.
This box held the history of someone’s life, which could be interesting, but the potty training chart was what spread a smirk across Vanessa’s face.
It had two weeks listed on it, one over the other, with three columns for each calendar day. One row had a bed, another had a clock face, and one with a star symbol next to it. The first two, for tracking nighttime and daytime accidents, were pretty obvious. The third, though, Vanessa couldn’t guess the purpose, beyond maybe just special rewards.
That’s when they caught her eye–the markers stuck to the side of the board by a magnet. Smirking mischievously, Vanessa took the chart with her when she left the attic, hopping down the old fold-out stairs and closing it up behind her.
She glanced down the hall–Nicole was on the couch, not paying attention, so Vanessa uncapped the black marker and wrote in the name box at the top, in big, flowy letters, surrounded by sparkles and hearts.
Nicole
Then, with an artistic, cutesy flourish, she doodled a rain cloud in the top column for Monday, the one for tracking any accidents from the previous night’s sleep. A wet bed indicator if ever there was one.
Finally, using the adhesive strip on the back of the chart, she stuck it to Nicole’s bedroom door.
“Oh, Nicole,” she said in her sing-songiest voice. “I added one more decoration!”
Nicole looked up, curious and prepared for a dumb joke. Getting up, she walked over, glancing at the chart on her door. “What’s that?”
“A potty training chart, so you can stop having accidents!” Vanessa snickered. “I found it upstairs and thought it’d help you!”
Nicole rolled her eyes. “I don’t have accidents.”
“Are you sure? The chart says you wet the bed,” Vanessa said, pointing to the rain cloud.
“Yeah, it says that for tonight, which hasn’t even happened yet!” Nicole shook her head.
Snickering, Vanessa quipped, “Well then, maybe take an umbrella to bed, because the forecast is for a wet one!”
“Very funny, Vanessa.” Nicole opened her door, and though her expression was deadpan, Vanessa knew she didn’t mind the joke. “I’m going to bed, I’ve got work in the morning.”
“Don’t let the bed bugs drown,” Vanessa replied.
Nicole shut the door in her face, and before long, Vanessa went to be too.
The next morning, though, Vanessa woke up to a shout from her across-the-hall neighbor. Nicole, screaming, “What the f**k?”
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As soon as I figure out how to make the display on DailyDiapers shrink when I post the last chapter, y'all are in for it.
All good things must come to an end, but that makes them all the sweeter, doesn't it?
I think Nicole hopes that everything goes back to normal, but she doesn't get to decide.
For all the problems in her life, she's got one good thing going for her. ❤️
That's a story all in its own - "Wanted, babysitter for adult who's been magically reduced to the capacity of a baby. Must be able to operate around cursed relics."
Thank you for reading!
Just a little bit left
It's true she's in the room - but it's not her name on the chart, now, is it?
The Final Day
Vanessa woke up early, morning birds and dawn light filtering into the nursery.
Nicole’s diaper had filled up in the night, which offered no surprises; just another task for her to take care of. Her body was a bit sore, but that offered no surprises either–she’d slept in a different bed, and after rolling over in bed, her chest had been pressed up against the crib bars. A slight tenderness in her breasts was to be expected.
Deciding to let Nicole sleep a little longer, she gingerly stood in the crib, working the latch and pushing the bars open. Stepping over her sleeping friend, she hopped to the ground, wobbling a bit, surprised to find herself off balance.
“Woah,” she said, pulling her arms in after she caught herself. That was…odd.
Waving it off, she walked out of the nursery and to the bathroom, getting herself ready for the day, enjoying the early dawn time when Nicole was still asleep, where she had a little time to herself.
Reaching for her toothbrush, she glanced down at herself. She was just in a T-shirt and panties, the same clothes she’d gone to bed in, but something about it felt a bit…off. Her breasts looked larger than they had the night before, standing out in the baggy shirt more than normal. She could feel the fabric roughly against her nipples, more sensitive than they normally felt.
Looking at herself in the mirror, she laughed it off. “Oh no,” she said sarcastically, reassuring herself. “Nicole got turned into a baby, you just got a nice rack. Truly, I’ve been cursed–get over yourself, Vanessa, the magic didn’t do anything to you.”
She could have looked at the chart on the way back to confirm, but she didn’t want to admit to herself that it was possible she’d been affected somehow. It was bad enough watching the regression happen to her friend, let alone to think about what transformation might afflict her next. Vanessa kept her eyes well clear of the chart, refusing to check what it said.
Walking back over to Nicole, she shook her friend awake. “Hey, Nic–time to get up, you need a change.”
Nicky rolled over sleepily, blinking up at Vanessa. Her eyes had taken on a slightly glassy look, like she was perpetually surprised and shocked by what she saw. Taking in new information. At least she was able to crawl after Vanessa and help herself up onto the changing table, and she knew to lie still while her mucky diaper was cleaned up, tossed out, and replaced with a fresh one. While she lay there, she just stared up at Vanessa, suckling her thumb, gaze looking a little down, not at V’s face, but lower.
At her chest.
“Do I look different today?” Vanessa asked. “Or… do I seem different?”
Nicole shrugged, spitting out her finger for a moment.
“Okay, well…I’m going to go make breakfast,” Vanessa said. “How does oatmeal sound?”
Genuinely thinking for a moment, Nicole shook her head and made a face like she’d just been offered steamed brussel sprouts.
“Eh…okay. Pancakes?”
Again, a very firm ‘No’.
“Cereal?”
Sticking out her tongue, Nicole said, “Blegh, gwoss.”
Vanessa hesitated. “Nicky, you need to eat something. What sounds good?”
Nicole shook her head and said, “I’unno,” but her thumb drifted back into her mouth, and her eyes locked with Vanessa’s tender, swollen breasts once again.
Finally, Vanessa got it. “Oh, no…”
Turning, she walked to the door, throwing it in so she could check the chart. On it, she saw the doodle, and her heart sank.
It pictured her, clearly, sitting with Nicole in her lap. Vanessa had been drawn with her breasts exposed, and Nicole was…nursing. Sucking on V’s tit with an expression of bliss.
“Nicole,” she said, uncertain and worried, suddenly acutely aware of the weight in her breasts–they weren’t just bigger, they felt swollen. Full. “Er…I think I know what you’re going to want for breakfast.”
Nicole sat up on her elbows. “Wassat?”
Flushing, Vanessa said, “How does just…milk sound?”
Eyes widening, Nicole nodded. “Mhmm!”
That confirmed it. Nicole had been fully regressed–barely able to speak, unable to walk, fully dependent on her diapers, and now back to the point of needing to be nursed.
There wasn’t much to be done about it.
Helping Nicky off the changing table, Vanessa led her to the living room and sat down on the couch, where they’d be able to sit comfortably next to her. There was no way to do this that didn’t feel intensely awkward, so she just got it over with–lifting off her shirt, Vanessa sat back, allowing Nicole access to her breasts.
Her friend pulled up onto her lap, lips sealing hungrily over Vanessa’s nipple. She began to suck, and V felt the milk trickle out of her, into Nicole’s waiting mouth.
Tenderness subsiding, she laid a hand on Nicole’s head, sitting back. It felt good to have that pressure released, the tenderness subsiding. Based on her expression, Nicole, too, was enjoying herself–utterly satisfied with her meal.
They sat together, in an intensely intimate embrace. Nicole seemed unaware of the sheer awkwardness of it all, and while Vanessa initially felt awkward enough for the both of them, eventually her initial shock wore away. After a while, Nicole moved to the other breast, working on it too, hungry and focused on satisfying herself. They were close, and they were together.
Vanessa had never expected this, never even expected that between the two of them, she’d be the one managing their responsibilities, but… she could live with this. The chart had pushed them to the limits, but not beyond them–Vanessa could still care for Nicole like this, and as long as she had the capacity to be there for her friend, she would.
“Today’s the last day on the chart.” She spoke much to herself as to Nicole. “I don’t know what happens when it fills up. Maybe it clears out, and all this goes away. Maybe it just refreshes and we get two more weeks of…new things. I don’t even know what those would be. I just don’t know what’s going to happen.”
Looking up at her, Nicole pulled away from her meal for a moment, milk dribbling down her lip. She made eye contact with Vanessa and smiled, reaching down so she could take her friend’s hand.
“Fwiendth,” she lisped. “Nuh madda what.”
They didn’t know what the chart would do next, what the future held, but Nicole was right. Whether they were peers, bantering and teasing and talking about boys, or whether they were caregiver and infant, one watching out for the other, caring for the other, they would be in each other’s lives.
“Friends.”
Vanessa pulled her friend close again, in a tight, loving hug.
“No matter what.”
The End.
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