Time Skip...

Since that moment, Lauren’s life was turned completely upside down.

Karen had discovered that her security cameras had gone offline and her grandfather’s emerald had been stolen. She called the police to investigate the theft, but the criminals were never found. For once, Lauren actually wished that the police caught them a few times. Karen had also expressed fear that the criminals had attempted to “kidnap Daisy” as well.

That was how Lauren found herself in Karen’s custody until the police could “locate her parents”. The life Lauren had of fancy clothes and fine dining was gone, replaced by a life of diapers and baby food. And, of course, she still had to humiliate herself by pretending to be a baby so that she avoided jail time; but after a week of feedings, baths, and diaper changes, she decided that maybe a prison cell would be better. She could always get **** on Rachel and Cassandra by ratting them out.

And then Karen signed the adoption papers. Lauren’s heart sunk as she realized how far she had fallen. She wasn’t even Lauren anymore! She was now Daisy Wilson! And to make matters worse, Karen feared that the kidnapper would come back for Daisy; to the point that she decided to move her and Lauren out of state.

That was two months ago.

Lauren sat in her playpen in front of the TV, which was showing a kid’s show with singing dinosaurs, reflecting on what led to her new life while drinking from a bottle of baby formula. She had gone from an attractive jewel thief that would easily seduce any guard while her cronies stole the loot to…this! It wasn’t even just her stature either.

Since she had to keep acting like a baby, she had to use the diapers for their intended purpose. This resulted in Lauren’s bowels and bladder regressing, rendering her incontinent; she would even wet herself without even knowing she had to go in the first place!

Lauren was also sure that she had lost her higher vocabulary with all the baby talk she had to do as well. She had once tried to use a complete sentence late one night in an effort to test this, and not only did she realize she had mispronounced more simplistic adult words, but she also retained the childish voice she used when she pretended to be an infant.

It humiliated her to realize that, if she ever got out of this, she would have to relearn these basics from scratch.

Lauren had just finished her bottle when Karen casually walked into the room.

“Oh, Daisy,” Karen said in a sing-song voice, “we’ve got a big day ahead of us today!”