Pullups Stories

"i've always wanted a sister but my parents said that I'd hate it." Charlotte sniffles. "it's ok I'm your sister now lottie" Willow said, moving closer #1- Regression 12.2.26 #1-Regressing-14.3.26 #1-littles-14.3.26

Nine-year-old Zayn arrives at his uncles' house with little more than a worn rucksack and a beloved stuffed dinosaur, seeking safety from the abuse and neglect he faces at home. As days turn to weeks and his parents disappear from his life, Uncle Harry and Uncle Louis show him a kind of love he's never known-patience when he has accidents, care for his hidden bruises, and warmth that makes their blue door feel like a real home. When they offer to make him part of their family for good, Zayn must learn to trust that he deserves to be cherished, even as the shadows of his past linger. This is a story about finding belonging in unexpected places and discovering that family is built on protection, not blood.

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When Kinley started her new job at Toddle's Toddler Daycare she never expected she would be the one who needed to be looked after! As the day goes on, she gets younger and younger, not knowing what caused her new predicament or how to get out of it. Will she be able to figure it out and stop her getting younger before it's too late?

Ambre goes to her aunt's house to relax. But between the bedwetting, pull-ups, and the pressure she puts on herself, the trip turns out to be full of surprises.

Leah arrives at college ready to start over. New place. New people. A chance to finally stand on her own. But the world she steps into is larger than she expected-louder, sharper, harder to read. Then she meets Jeanette. Calm. Observant. Effortlessly in control. At first, it feels like kindness. A guiding hand. Someone who knows how things work. Someone who makes everything... easier. Small things begin to change. The way Leah dresses. The choices she doesn't have to make anymore. The quiet relief of not having to think. And the more she lets go, the more natural it feels. Until she's no longer sure where the line was- or when she stopped deciding for herself. Where She Fits is a psychological dark romance about identity, control, and the quiet pull of becoming someone else.