Hold Me Like Daddy Does | Age Regression

🤍 Hold Me Like Daddy Does 🤍

She wasn't supposed to be found.
Kíe doesn't talk much - at least not in words anyone can understand right away. At thirteen, she babbles more than she speaks, wears her little heart on her sleeve, and carries scars she never asked for. She's been surviving on her own for a while now, bouncing between shelters and street corners in Columbus, Ohio, clutching her stuffed rabbit and hoping tomorrow is gentler than today.
She has DID - three souls sharing one small body.
Kíe (Katrina Renée Pérez) - sweet, nonverbal, babylike, the host.
Wonnie (Wonho Xavier Chen) - nine years old in his heart, baby babble and all, the softest little thing.
Minho Avani Chen (Min) - nineteen, quiet, guarded, the one who keeps them all safe.
All three of them are autistic. All three of them are tired.
Then comes Reí Sebastián Flórez.
Twenty years old, criminology student, volleyball player, born in Bogotá, Colombia - now living in Ohio with his mamá, his brother, and his little sister. He was just supposed to walk home from practice.
He wasn't supposed to find a tiny girl curled under a bus stop overhang in the rain, clutching a stuffed bunny, staring up at him with the biggest eyes he'd ever seen.
But he did. And he couldn't just walk away.
What starts as shelter becomes something neither of them have a name for yet.
Reí speaks Spanish at home and English with his found family - and somewhere between "mi niña" and "sweet little bunny," between diaper bag runs and safe foods and bedtime stories, he becomes something Kíe, Wonnie, and even shy, guarded Min never thought they'd have.
Someone who stays.

"Tú eres mía, ¿sí? Mine to keep safe."
Min stared at him for a long moment. Then, barely a whisper:
"...yeah."

🌸 Found family. Soft caretaking. A boy who chose them. Three kids who finally chose to trust.
🌸 Age regression | DID rep | Autism rep | Found family | Soft dad figure | Coming of age