The Infant Section

Elizabeth let out a small whine as she saw that she was being pushed towards the infant's section.

"Now then," Mel said as she stopped in the middle of the aisle, "which ones do you like best?"

"None, because I'm not a baby!" Elizabeth said, pouting grumpily, "I'm your therapist. And I suggest that we - "

"I'll help pick out some clothes for you, Sweetie," Mel cut you off, "no need for therapy today. Alright?"

Elizabeth frowned and rolled her eyes before shaking her head and grumbling.

"How about this?" Mel asks Elizabeth as she picks up a purple onesie with Barney the Dinosaur on the front. Before Elizabeth could even give an answer, Mel places the onesie into the cart before continuing forward.

Elizabeth could only whimper as Mel bought an entire wardrobe of onesies, feetie pajamas, dresses, and other baby clothes, all of them with childish and infantile designs as Mel placed them into the cart. Within minutes, the entire cart was full as Mel pushed it towards the check out.

"As soon as we check out, you can put on your favorite outfit." Mel cooed, causing Elizabeth to groan. She hated ALL of these outfits, but wearing baby clothes was better than running around naked... She hoped.

Eventually, they finished checking out and Mel began to push the cart back the way they had came.

Once they got to the car, Mel placed Elizabeth into the backseat and began to diaper the little woman. Elizabeth looked down at the white plastic garment and blushed. Mel then pulled out a yellow dress with a sunflower on the front and slid it over the little woman's head, furthering Elizabeth's humiliation.

"Thanks for shopping with me today, Sweetie," Mel said, giving the woman a kiss on the cheek.

Elizabeth just rolled her eyes and put on the dress, hating every second of it.

"Now that you got a proper wardrobe," Mel said as she buckled Elizabeth into the backseat before climbing into the driver's seat, "why don't we go get something to eat?"

"Alright," Elizabeth said in defeat as she looked out the window, "I hope we don't have to drive too long though."

"Alright, alright," Mel said with a laugh as she started the engine.