Daisy Diapered Novels & Stories

The third was just a drawing of a very long penis with a smiley face at the tip. When I saw the pregnant message, I tossed the stick away like it was on fire. And because my life was just so awesome, it landed with a nice plinking noise in the toilet bowl. “Are you done yet?” a man’s voice called through the door. “Are you dead?” “I have diarrhea!” I yelled. “You don’t want to use this one!” “It’s the only one in the store, lady!”

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Our flight was at 10 a.m. I zipped Daisy’s small pink suitcase, pressing down hard to get the zipper over the bulge of clothes she had stuffed inside. “There,” I said with a small breath of relief, straightening up. Daisy sat cross-legged on the edge of the bed, her face lit by the glow of her iPad. Her little fingers tapped quickly on the screen, lost in whatever game she was playing. “Enough with the iPad, baby,” I said, holding out my hand. “Give it to me.”

Killam felt the lust cool. "Turn around. Let me get a look at you." He stepped back to examine her merchandise. She cocked a hip, towering in those gladiator looking brown leather platform sandal heel things, then did a slow pivot with a generous sway of her hips. Jabby clapped his hands in glee. "She's perfect. Isn't she perfect, Killam?" Daisy's back was to Jabby and her gaze jumped to Killam. She wasn't smiling or even pretending now. Her gaze was molten green and gold.

Meanwhile, in the shopping mall… Diana and Daisie had gone through many maternal and children stores, as well as toy stores. The bodyguards behind them were holding many bags, and Diana looked like she would not stop until she had bought everything in the shopping mall. “Sweetheart, this skirt looks adorable. Do you want to buy it?” Daisie said helplessly, “Mom, we’ve already bought a lot. Besides, what if it’s a boy?” She noticed that Diana liked baby girls. All the clothes she bought were skirts for girls.

Birth date: April 24 Weight- 5kg Name- Daisy Other name: Nil Surname- Giodano. My eyes shoot up and settle on her face. She is no longer smiling. She no longer has that determined look on her face. She is practically trembling as she stares straight at me. I can see tears brimming in her eyes while my heart keeps slamming against a wall. Turning back to the document, I stare hard at the words once more before realization slowly dawns on me, and my heart sinks. “Daisy,” she admits reluctantly, her voice breaking as a tear slowly rolls down her eyes. “Daisy is your child, Richard. She is Daisy Giodano.”

a soft voice called out. Standing mere feet away, Daisy's ethereal presence commanded attention. Her hourglass figure was draped in an elegant, long purple knitted skirt that cascaded down her long slender legs like a rich, velvety waterfall. The skirt's subtle sheen caught the light, accentuating her delicate curves. A matching lilac cropped top hugged her torso, showcasing her toned tummy. Daisy's raven hair framed her almond-shaped face, with loose waves spilling down her back like a soft waterfall. Her piercing green eyes sparkled with warmth, illuminated by the soft glow of the lights that surrounded us.

Daisy's smile and laughter were too contagious. After filling the bath with water, Hayley also got in to join Daisy and they both bathed together. A while later, they were both finished bathing and changed into matching pink PJs, designed with the cartoon character Barbie. Lifting Daisy in her arms, Hayley led her to the kitchen to retrieve their freshly baked snacks.

Aramide spoke, getting herself worked up FLASHBACK “You don't get it, You promised me momma that as Long as Daisy was with you were with me and I would be fine, that day when I left for school I didn't take daisy with me, that's why this happened! I can't leave her, it's like you and Daddy behind” A tear slipped down Aramide's eyes as she wanted to cry out loud at her daughter's deductions. Daisy was a teddy bear Aramide had sewed for Aracely when she was little, She could still recall that day, It was Daisy's third birthday, and her Dared hadn't come in time to get her gift from the shop, Aramide and Aracely had put Daisy together sloppily and clumsily, it was a bear that held every piece o