"You're back from your special companion college already, Mokki? Oh, come on, don't be shy!" Delilah put her hand on her cheek and gushed excitedly at her ex-girlfriend, strapped into the pushchair, dressed in pink that matched the blush on her cheeks. Odessa grinned, her hands on the push handles of the stroller.
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I couldn't look up at her. Delilah and I had dated for three wonderful months, but I grew tired of her. I always grew tired of everyone. And now, here I was, strapped in a stroller right in front of her! I didn't want to go outside... I didn't want anyone to see me like this. But my sister had other plans. I tried to beg for mercy from Odessa, but only blubbering sounds made it past the pacifier in my mouth.
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"Oh, what was that, Mokki? Speak up, don't be shy." Odessa, the babified girl's older sister, winked with a grin before continuing. "You wanted to go to that school, and it cost our parents a lot of money, so say hi to your ex! Oh...hmm...that's right, she can't talk right now. Why don't you check her diaper for me, Dalilah? She probably definitely needs a change by now, she's just not good at impulse control now. But I guess that's so our Mokki, isn't it?"
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I looked up at Odessa with panic and started to struggle in my stroller. But no matter how I fought, I couldn't get myself up. No matter how I protested, I couldn't form any words. And as Delilah's fingers pushed my thighs apart - as she had done so many times before - and stuck her finger in my diaper... I froze. Tears filled my eyes. This couldn't be happening...
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"Well this is a different kind of wetness, huh baby girl?" Delilah smiled cheerfully. "You definitely don't have any impulse control, huh? But being a baby makes sense; you treated your girlfriends like infants treat everything - with a complete lack of object permanence." Unfaithful little cheater that she'd been.
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Guilt washed over me. I'd cheated on Delilah. I cheated on Amy and Rachel and Maria too. At my new school, I'd learned what a bad girl I used to be. I wanted to be a good girl now. Maybe... maybe I deserved this. Maybe I should be a good little girl now, and make it up to Delilah. So when I heard her say: "Can I change her, right here on the bench?" I decided not to fight. I was a good girl now.