Billie Eilish and her daughter imagines

First time age regressing

Amelie 16yo

The studio was buzzing with excitement. Billie Eilish and her 16-year-old daughter, Amelia, were set to give an exclusive interview. Fans had been eagerly awaiting this rare opportunity to hear from both mother and daughter, especially since Amelia, who usually stayed out of the limelight, would be joining her famous mom.

Amelia sat close to Billie, her favorite stuffed animal, a well-worn bunny, clutched tightly in her lap. She had brought it with her for comfort, as she always did. Billie gave her daughter a reassuring smile, which Amelia returned, feeling safe in her mother's presence.

The interviewer, a cheerful woman named Sarah, began with the usual questions, her voice warm and inviting.

"So, Billie," Sarah started, "you've had an amazing journey in your music career. How does it feel to see how much your music impacts people all over the world?"

Billie leaned back in her chair, thoughtful. "It's surreal, honestly. I never imagined my music would resonate with so many people. I'm just really grateful that I get to do what I love and that it means something to others."

Sarah nodded, clearly moved by Billie's response. "And Amelia," she continued, "it must be interesting having such a famous mom. How do you feel about all the attention?"

Amelia, still feeling like herself, smiled and responded in a calm, composed manner. "It's cool. I mean, sometimes it's a bit overwhelming, but I'm proud of her. She's worked really hard."

Billie looked at her daughter with pride, appreciating how well she handled the question.

The interview continued smoothly. Sarah asked Billie about her new music, her inspiration, and how she balanced fame with family life. Billie answered each question with ease, her passion and love for her family shining through.

Then, as Sarah moved on to another question, Amelia began to feel a strange sensation. It was like a tingling in her brain, a soft buzzing that made her head feel light and her thoughts fuzzy. She didn't know what was happening. Her hand instinctively gripped her stuffed bunny tighter.

"Billie," Sarah asked, "with all the experiences you've had, what advice would you give to Amelia about handling life's challenges?"

Billie smiled at the question, glancing at Amelia. "I'd tell her to stay true to herself, to always be honest about her feelings, and to remember that it's okay to ask for help. Life can be tough, but she's strong, and she's got a good head on her shoulders."

Amelia heard the words, but the strange sensation in her head was growing stronger. It was as if her mind was slipping away, regressing to a simpler, more innocent state. She felt confused, like she was a little kid again, but she didn't understand why. The world seemed bigger, and words felt more difficult to grasp.

Sarah then turned to Amelia, noticing the faraway look in her eyes. "Amelia, what's something you've learned from your mom that you think everyone should know?"

Amelia blinked, trying to focus. The words formed in her mind, but they came out differently, like they were tangled up. "Umm... my mama... she... umm... she always tells me to be... be me," she said, her voice high-pitched and the words jumbled. "It's... 'portant to... umm... not be 'fraid... and... and... have my bunny wif me."

There was a brief silence as Sarah looked at Billie with a hint of surprise, and Billie quickly placed a comforting hand on Amelia's shoulder. "That's right, sweetie," Billie said softly, trying to cover the sudden shift.

Amelia, meanwhile, felt embarrassed. She didn't understand why she had spoken like that, why her words had come out all wrong. She looked at her bunny, feeling tears prick at her eyes, but she kept quiet, pressing her lips together.