ABDL-Friendly Motel

Morgan sat in her office going over some files.

That's a cheeky way of saying that she was in the motel's nursery, watching Phineas and Ferb re-runs on their TV.

"Hello, hello," said one of the daycare attendants.

"Hello," said Morgan.

"How are you doing, honey?"

"I'm thirsty," said Morgan in as cute a way as she could manage. Years of practice made her an expert.

"Would you like some juice?"

"Is there any grape?"

"I think we do."

"Can I have some?"

"Why, yes you can," and she walked away to get her a juice-box.

The nursery wasn't as elaborately supplied as the Daycare Center was, but it had all the basics. A shelf of toys for any kid, padded carpets, a fridge and pantry full of snacks, a TV and blu-ray player, a fully-supplied changing table, even a series of rolled-up floor-matts when naptime rolled around.

The nursery was originally a fitness room back when it was a Motel 6, but when the building was sold to a local business owner who thought of taking advantage of the colony's "novelty" and turned it into a one-of-a-kind motel made for the ABDL community.

There were people who came to the town not to live, but as a vacationing spot. The ABDL community would come to take in the sights and live like babies for a while, but the hotels and motels were either national businesses that put a lot of normative rules on their visitors or were just unwelcoming to begin with.

The Little Cub Motel filled a niche in the town that was just begging to be filled.