Chapter 6

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Alex wandered downstairs, his stomach growling as he thought about dinner. The house was quiet, with his mom out on her date, leaving him alone to enjoy his evening. He felt the snug fit of the pull-up around his waist, a reminder of his secret adventure in the attic.

As he entered the kitchen, an idea suddenly popped into his mind. He remembered his older sister, Emily, who was now 23, used to have a highchair that had been stored away in the attic for years. The thought of sitting in it, just like a toddler, while wearing the pull-up made his heart race with excitement.

Without hesitation, Alex turned around and headed back up to the attic. He rummaged through the storage boxes, his pulse quickening when he finally found what he was looking for: the old highchair. It was dusty and a bit worn, but still sturdy. With some effort, he managed to pull it out and carry it downstairs, feeling a strange mix of nostalgia and thrill as he did.

Once in the kitchen, Alex carefully set up the highchair at the table. He wiped it down, making sure it was clean and ready for use. The sight of the highchair, now standing in the middle of the kitchen, sent a shiver of excitement down his spine.

 The sight of the highchair, now standing in the middle of the kitchen, sent a shiver of excitement down his spine

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He looked at himself, still wearing just his T-shirt and pull-up, and decided to take things a step further. He pulled off his shirt, leaving himself in only the pull-up. Then, he went to the counter and grabbed one of the bibs he had taken from the daycare, tying it around his neck. The soft fabric of the bib against his bare chest made him feel even more like a toddler.

With everything in place, Alex climbed into the highchair, the memory foam cushion sinking slightly under his weight. It was a tight fit, but he managed to settle in comfortably. The highchair creaked slightly, but it held him, making him feel even smaller and more secure.

Alex reached over to the table and grabbed the plate of food he had prepared earlier—a simple meal of macaroni and cheese. He felt a thrill of excitement as he dug in, using the toddler-sized fork and spoon he had also found in the attic. Each bite was like stepping further into a world he hadn't explored in years, a world where he was free to feel small and carefree.

The pull-up crinkled softly with each movement as he ate, the bib catching a few stray pieces of macaroni that missed his mouth. The experience was everything he had imagined it would be—fun, thrilling, and strangely comforting. He could feel the soft padding of the pull-up against his skin, and the highchair made him feel safe, like he was in a bubble where nothing could touch him.

As he finished his meal, Alex leaned back in the highchair, feeling a deep sense of satisfaction. The pull-up, the bib, the highchair—it all made him feel like he was living in a secret world where he could be whoever he wanted to be, even if just for a little while.

With his mom out for the night and the house all to himself, Alex knew he had plenty of time to enjoy his little adventure. He couldn't help but smile as he thought about what else he could do to make the evening even more special. For now, though, he was content to simply sit in the highchair, feeling like a toddler, and let the moment wash over him.

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