Hailey had a secret.It wasn’t dangerous.Wasn’t illegal.Wasn’t even that strange… if you lived online.But in the real world–in grocery aisles and office break rooms and cafe dates with polite smiles–it was the kind of secret that sat heavy in her chest.Always there.Always folded under her clothes.A secret with soft padding.Plastic edges.And a quiet little crinkle when she walked too fast.She didn’t do it every day.Just when things got… loud.When the world pressed too hard.When the news wouldn’t stop scrolling and her inbox exploded and the apartment felt too empty.Those were diaper days.And today?Definitely a diaper day.She wore her favorite pair.White. Extra thick.Taped perfectly, snug and safe, under her wide-legged jeans.Loose enough to hide the shape.But not enough to hide the way it made her feel.Grounded. Small. Safe.Like nothing bad could happen when she was padded and soft and quietly humiliated in a way only she knew.The grocery store was quiet.Early afternoon on a Tuesday.She moved slowly, basket in one hand, the soft swish of her diaper a low background hum in her ears.No one noticed.They never did.That was the thrill of it.Until she crouched to grab a jar of almond butter.And looked up–And someone was looking back.A woman.Tall. Blonde. Confident in a messy, rolled-sleeves-and-boots kind of way. She was smiling–not politely. Not awkwardly.Interested.Hailey froze.The jar slipped from her hand.The woman caught it.”Almond butter, huh?” she said. “Nice taste.”Hailey flushed.”Thanks.”The woman extended a hand.”I’m Ava.”They talked.Nothing dangerous.Nothing dirty.Books. Favorite teas. Almond butter brands.Ava was flirty, though.Gentle in a way that Hailey felt in her stomach.She laughed at everything Hailey said.Touched her wrist twice.And just before Hailey could panic–Ava smiled and “Can I get your number?”Hailey said yes.Even though she could still feel the heat between her thighs.The pressure of the padding.The secret pressed between them like a heartbeat.But Ava didn’t know.Couldn’t know.This was just coffee. Just flirting.Just…something that might go somewhere.She hoped it didn’t lead to heartbreak.Or worse–Discovery.But what Hailey didn’t know yet…Was that Ava had her own secret.And she’d been waitingfor someonejust like her.

The Nursery Date: A Gentle Lesbian ABDL Love Story of Diapers, Care, and Soft Submission: Pacifiers, Cribs, and the Girl Who Finally Let Go (Diaper girls Book 4)

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