Just a repost of an old story for a friend. Enjoy!
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The College Angel
I hadn’t expected anyone that night, especially at two in the morning. As usual, David was at his girlfriend’s for the weekend and I had the room to myself. The knock on my door made me jump. I hit the mute button on my television, hoping whoever it was would think I had gone to bed and leave.
“We know someone’s in there! We heard your TV!” a vaguely familiar, giggly voice called through the door.
Damn. I threw on a pair of pants and a sweatshirt and unlocked the door. My heart was pounding in hopes the bulk would not show through. The door’s opening revealed Sara and her roommate Amy supporting a third girl between them. My eyes burned from their breath.
“John, this is my friend Elizabeth from Penn State,” Sara said. “She’s here to visit us this week. Yay!” Just then, Elizabeth came alive.
“Sa-ra. I hafta go again,” she said.
“Come on,” Amy said, half dragging Elizabeth toward the communal girls bathroom.
“Do you want to come in?” I asked Sara.
“Just for a sec,” Sara said, looking both ways as if she were about to cross a busy intersection. “We have a question.”
“What’s that?”
“You know those diapers you have for your nephew?”
“Yeah?”
“Can we have one?”
“What for?”
“I don’t know. We--just want one.”
“Not until I know what it’s for.” My heart began thumping harder again.
“Elizabeth.”
“What?”
“Do you think they would fit someone like Elizabeth?”
Sara had seen me bring a bag of Pull Ups into the dorm about a month before. I told her they were for my nephew, who sometimes comes to visit. Though he had been potty-trained for at least a year, he was still young enough that anyone who didn’t know better might mistake him for a late trainer. That was about the only sentence I had ever spoken to Sara.
“Why? Does Elizabeth need to wear diapers? Looks to me like she already knows how not to potty in her pants.”
“It’s just a joke,” Sara said. “We want to put them on her tonight so we can see the look on her face when she wakes up.”
“She won’t get mad?”
“No,” Sara laughed. “We call her the baby of the group all the time ‘cause she’s smaller than anyone else we know! She’ll think it’s funny.”
“Okay. Hang on.”
I pulled the package of Pull Ups out from beneath my bed and gave Sara one.
“Thanks,” she said. “Hey, do you want to see her? After we do it, I mean.”
“Sure,” I said, hoping she couldn’t hear my heart speed up “Call me and I’ll come up.”
“It shouldn’t take long for her to fall asleep. She’s NEVER been this drunk!” Sara hid the diaper beneath her shirt as Amy and Elizabeth came back down the hallway. “Come on, Elizabeth,” she said, giving Amy a certain Mission Accomplished look. “Let’s go back to my room.”
As soon as the door closed, I stripped off my pants and peeled the duct tape off my outer Pull Up. They didn’t fit just right, but I liked them, and after pulling apart the tear-away edges, a little duct tape helped make them snug enough to do their job.
Looks like I’ll be using the big boy bathroom tonight, I thought to myself. But it’ll be worth it to see this!
After taking off my second Pull Up, the one snuggled against my skin, I pulled out a pair of Fruit of the Looms and put my pants on over top of them. I placed the Pull Ups back in their package and slid it back under the bed, then crawled on top of the bed, taking the TV off mute. They were playing an old James Stewart movie on Channel 36. They never show his best films at 2 a.m. Still, it was James Stewart, and any movie with James Stewart was worth staying up late for.
About a half hour later, there was another knock at my door. I turned on the lights and was surprised to find the girls there again.
“I thought you were gonna call,” I said.
“Changed our minds,” Sara said, smiling. “We brought the baby to you instead.”
She and Amy began giggling uncontrollably as Elizabeth stumbled into the room and grabbed onto my arm for support.
“Hi!” Elizabeth said, closing her eyes tightly and swaying even as she held my arm.
“I thought you were gonna wait until--later,” I said to Sara and Amy.
“She wanted another beer,” Amy said. “She didn’t want to go to sleep.”
“She doesn’t even know what’s happening,” Sara said. “We slipped the diaper on her while she drank our last beer. Isn’t that right, Baby?”
“Hi!” Elizabeth said again, and Sara and Amy burst into uncontrollable laughter.
“Oh, well. Bye, Baby!” Amy said, backing into the hallway with Sara.
“I think you forgot something,” I said as Elizabeth rested her head on my shoulder.
“No we didn’t!” Sara said. “She’s all yours for the rest of the night! Be good for John, Baby!” She quickly slammed the door, and I could hear the laughter quickly fading away as the girls ran back downstairs to their room.
“Are you okay?” I asked Elizabeth.
“Where’s--where’s Sara?” she said.
“She left for a little while.”
“Where is she?”
“I don’t know. Hey, do you wanna lie down for a little while?”
“Mmm-hmmmm,” she said. “Where’s Sara?”
“Here,” I said, leading her to David’s bed. “Lie down here. You’ll feel better.”
Elizabeth passed out almost before her head landed. Sara had been right about her size. She wasn’t quite five feet tall, and she couldn’t have weighed more than ninety-five pounds with a pocketful of quarters.
Her brown hair stopped about midway around her neck, and though it had been mussed, I could tell it was supposed to curl under to hug her face. The Pull Up she wore had been stretched a little, but it was a good, snug fit. Her socks were white with little pink bands at the top. Sara and Amy had topped off the ensemble with one of Amy’s Pi Beta Phi T-shirts, white with green sleeves and letters.
In one way, Elizabeth’s appearance turned me on, but in another, I felt bad for her. This was not her idea at all, and even though Sara said she wouldn’t be mad, I couldn’t help but think of how I would feel if I woke up and found out that someone had taken off all my clothes and put me in a diaper. I love diapers, but if I’m wearing one, I want to know how it got there, and I wouldn’t want a friend putting it there as some stupid prank. Still, what could I do?
I pulled the covers up over Elizabeth and made sure she was lying on her side in case she had to vomit. I slid our trash can over to the bed and placed some old newspapers around it just in case. Then I turned out the lights and the TV and went to bed myself.
I had already been awake for a couple hours and was typing a paper when Elizabeth woke up around noon the next day. She turned over a few times, then she must have realized something was wrong because she jumped up and half-yelled “Ohmigod! Where am I?” She closed her eyes tightly, as the bright light and the sudden shout obviously took its toll on her head.
“It’s okay,” I said. “I’m a friend of Sara’s.”
“Who are you?” she said. “What am I doing here?” She looked down to make sure her top was covered.
“My name’s John. I’m a friend of Sara’s. You were a little out of it last night, so she left you here to sleep.”
“Where’s Sara?”
“In her room, I suppose. I haven’t seen her today. Are you hungry? Do you want something to eat?”
“No,” she said, lying back down and closing her eyes again.
“Let me get you some Tylenol,” I said.
I poured some water from the bottle in my refrigerator, and I sat by the bed as I handed it to her with the medicine.
“Thank you,” she said, swallowing the pills.
“Here,” I said, handing her the water bottle. “Take this. You need to drink some more water. It’ll make you feel better. You’re welcome to stay here as long as you want.”
“Thanks, but--I should go find Sara,” she said. Strands of her hair stuck to her cheeks, filtering in around the red marks left by the pillow.
I put the cup on my shelf as she pulled the covers down, then quickly jerked them back up again.
“Oh no,” she said, her face turning even redder than it had been. “I--I--”
“It’s okay,” I said. “I know.” Her lower lip began to tremble.
“It was Sara,” she said.
“Yes, I know,” I said.
“Ohmigod! I--I’m so sorry.” A small trickle escaped the corner of her right eye.
“There’s nothing to be sorry about,” I said, leaning over to put my arm across her shoulders. “It was a mean thing to do, but you had nothing to do with it.”
“They always call me Baby,” she said. “I wish I was seven feet tall! I wish they were the babies!” She held the covers to the Greek letters across her chest.
“Shhh. They ARE the babies. Just stupid, immature babies. A mature girl wouldn’t do something like this. They’re just stupid babies.”
“Then why am I the one wearing diapers?”
“Because that’s what babies do. They make fun of other people and embarrass them. Besides, I don’t think the diapers make you look like a baby at all. You look more like a cherub, an angel.”
“I look like a baby! I AM a baby. To them, I’m a baby!”
“You’re not a baby.”
“Where’s Sara? I’m gonna find Sara and shove this diaper right up her ass!”
“She didn’t think you’d be this upset,” I said. “I don’t think she’d have ever done this if she thought so.”
“I don’t care! Sara’s a bitch! And Amy’s a bitch too! I have to pee and there’s no way in hell I’m going in this diaper!”
“No, don’t do that,” I said. “Here.”
I wrapped my bathrobe around her and helped her out of the bed.
“I hate that fuckin’ bitch!” Elizabeth said.
“She’s your friend,” I said.
“Some friend!” I opened the door for her. “I’m soooo sorry about this,” she said, her eyes beginning to tear up again.
“Don’t be sorry. Angels are never sorry.”
“What’s your name again?”
“John.”
“I’ll bring your robe back later, John. And thank you. I’m sorry.”
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The College Angel
I hadn’t expected anyone that night, especially at two in the morning. As usual, David was at his girlfriend’s for the weekend and I had the room to myself. The knock on my door made me jump. I hit the mute button on my television, hoping whoever it was would think I had gone to bed and leave.
“We know someone’s in there! We heard your TV!” a vaguely familiar, giggly voice called through the door.
Damn. I threw on a pair of pants and a sweatshirt and unlocked the door. My heart was pounding in hopes the bulk would not show through. The door’s opening revealed Sara and her roommate Amy supporting a third girl between them. My eyes burned from their breath.
“John, this is my friend Elizabeth from Penn State,” Sara said. “She’s here to visit us this week. Yay!” Just then, Elizabeth came alive.
“Sa-ra. I hafta go again,” she said.
“Come on,” Amy said, half dragging Elizabeth toward the communal girls bathroom.
“Do you want to come in?” I asked Sara.
“Just for a sec,” Sara said, looking both ways as if she were about to cross a busy intersection. “We have a question.”
“What’s that?”
“You know those diapers you have for your nephew?”
“Yeah?”
“Can we have one?”
“What for?”
“I don’t know. We--just want one.”
“Not until I know what it’s for.” My heart began thumping harder again.
“Elizabeth.”
“What?”
“Do you think they would fit someone like Elizabeth?”
Sara had seen me bring a bag of Pull Ups into the dorm about a month before. I told her they were for my nephew, who sometimes comes to visit. Though he had been potty-trained for at least a year, he was still young enough that anyone who didn’t know better might mistake him for a late trainer. That was about the only sentence I had ever spoken to Sara.
“Why? Does Elizabeth need to wear diapers? Looks to me like she already knows how not to potty in her pants.”
“It’s just a joke,” Sara said. “We want to put them on her tonight so we can see the look on her face when she wakes up.”
“She won’t get mad?”
“No,” Sara laughed. “We call her the baby of the group all the time ‘cause she’s smaller than anyone else we know! She’ll think it’s funny.”
“Okay. Hang on.”
I pulled the package of Pull Ups out from beneath my bed and gave Sara one.
“Thanks,” she said. “Hey, do you want to see her? After we do it, I mean.”
“Sure,” I said, hoping she couldn’t hear my heart speed up “Call me and I’ll come up.”
“It shouldn’t take long for her to fall asleep. She’s NEVER been this drunk!” Sara hid the diaper beneath her shirt as Amy and Elizabeth came back down the hallway. “Come on, Elizabeth,” she said, giving Amy a certain Mission Accomplished look. “Let’s go back to my room.”
As soon as the door closed, I stripped off my pants and peeled the duct tape off my outer Pull Up. They didn’t fit just right, but I liked them, and after pulling apart the tear-away edges, a little duct tape helped make them snug enough to do their job.
Looks like I’ll be using the big boy bathroom tonight, I thought to myself. But it’ll be worth it to see this!
After taking off my second Pull Up, the one snuggled against my skin, I pulled out a pair of Fruit of the Looms and put my pants on over top of them. I placed the Pull Ups back in their package and slid it back under the bed, then crawled on top of the bed, taking the TV off mute. They were playing an old James Stewart movie on Channel 36. They never show his best films at 2 a.m. Still, it was James Stewart, and any movie with James Stewart was worth staying up late for.
About a half hour later, there was another knock at my door. I turned on the lights and was surprised to find the girls there again.
“I thought you were gonna call,” I said.
“Changed our minds,” Sara said, smiling. “We brought the baby to you instead.”
She and Amy began giggling uncontrollably as Elizabeth stumbled into the room and grabbed onto my arm for support.
“Hi!” Elizabeth said, closing her eyes tightly and swaying even as she held my arm.
“I thought you were gonna wait until--later,” I said to Sara and Amy.
“She wanted another beer,” Amy said. “She didn’t want to go to sleep.”
“She doesn’t even know what’s happening,” Sara said. “We slipped the diaper on her while she drank our last beer. Isn’t that right, Baby?”
“Hi!” Elizabeth said again, and Sara and Amy burst into uncontrollable laughter.
“Oh, well. Bye, Baby!” Amy said, backing into the hallway with Sara.
“I think you forgot something,” I said as Elizabeth rested her head on my shoulder.
“No we didn’t!” Sara said. “She’s all yours for the rest of the night! Be good for John, Baby!” She quickly slammed the door, and I could hear the laughter quickly fading away as the girls ran back downstairs to their room.
“Are you okay?” I asked Elizabeth.
“Where’s--where’s Sara?” she said.
“She left for a little while.”
“Where is she?”
“I don’t know. Hey, do you wanna lie down for a little while?”
“Mmm-hmmmm,” she said. “Where’s Sara?”
“Here,” I said, leading her to David’s bed. “Lie down here. You’ll feel better.”
Elizabeth passed out almost before her head landed. Sara had been right about her size. She wasn’t quite five feet tall, and she couldn’t have weighed more than ninety-five pounds with a pocketful of quarters.
Her brown hair stopped about midway around her neck, and though it had been mussed, I could tell it was supposed to curl under to hug her face. The Pull Up she wore had been stretched a little, but it was a good, snug fit. Her socks were white with little pink bands at the top. Sara and Amy had topped off the ensemble with one of Amy’s Pi Beta Phi T-shirts, white with green sleeves and letters.
In one way, Elizabeth’s appearance turned me on, but in another, I felt bad for her. This was not her idea at all, and even though Sara said she wouldn’t be mad, I couldn’t help but think of how I would feel if I woke up and found out that someone had taken off all my clothes and put me in a diaper. I love diapers, but if I’m wearing one, I want to know how it got there, and I wouldn’t want a friend putting it there as some stupid prank. Still, what could I do?
I pulled the covers up over Elizabeth and made sure she was lying on her side in case she had to vomit. I slid our trash can over to the bed and placed some old newspapers around it just in case. Then I turned out the lights and the TV and went to bed myself.
I had already been awake for a couple hours and was typing a paper when Elizabeth woke up around noon the next day. She turned over a few times, then she must have realized something was wrong because she jumped up and half-yelled “Ohmigod! Where am I?” She closed her eyes tightly, as the bright light and the sudden shout obviously took its toll on her head.
“It’s okay,” I said. “I’m a friend of Sara’s.”
“Who are you?” she said. “What am I doing here?” She looked down to make sure her top was covered.
“My name’s John. I’m a friend of Sara’s. You were a little out of it last night, so she left you here to sleep.”
“Where’s Sara?”
“In her room, I suppose. I haven’t seen her today. Are you hungry? Do you want something to eat?”
“No,” she said, lying back down and closing her eyes again.
“Let me get you some Tylenol,” I said.
I poured some water from the bottle in my refrigerator, and I sat by the bed as I handed it to her with the medicine.
“Thank you,” she said, swallowing the pills.
“Here,” I said, handing her the water bottle. “Take this. You need to drink some more water. It’ll make you feel better. You’re welcome to stay here as long as you want.”
“Thanks, but--I should go find Sara,” she said. Strands of her hair stuck to her cheeks, filtering in around the red marks left by the pillow.
I put the cup on my shelf as she pulled the covers down, then quickly jerked them back up again.
“Oh no,” she said, her face turning even redder than it had been. “I--I--”
“It’s okay,” I said. “I know.” Her lower lip began to tremble.
“It was Sara,” she said.
“Yes, I know,” I said.
“Ohmigod! I--I’m so sorry.” A small trickle escaped the corner of her right eye.
“There’s nothing to be sorry about,” I said, leaning over to put my arm across her shoulders. “It was a mean thing to do, but you had nothing to do with it.”
“They always call me Baby,” she said. “I wish I was seven feet tall! I wish they were the babies!” She held the covers to the Greek letters across her chest.
“Shhh. They ARE the babies. Just stupid, immature babies. A mature girl wouldn’t do something like this. They’re just stupid babies.”
“Then why am I the one wearing diapers?”
“Because that’s what babies do. They make fun of other people and embarrass them. Besides, I don’t think the diapers make you look like a baby at all. You look more like a cherub, an angel.”
“I look like a baby! I AM a baby. To them, I’m a baby!”
“You’re not a baby.”
“Where’s Sara? I’m gonna find Sara and shove this diaper right up her ass!”
“She didn’t think you’d be this upset,” I said. “I don’t think she’d have ever done this if she thought so.”
“I don’t care! Sara’s a bitch! And Amy’s a bitch too! I have to pee and there’s no way in hell I’m going in this diaper!”
“No, don’t do that,” I said. “Here.”
I wrapped my bathrobe around her and helped her out of the bed.
“I hate that fuckin’ bitch!” Elizabeth said.
“She’s your friend,” I said.
“Some friend!” I opened the door for her. “I’m soooo sorry about this,” she said, her eyes beginning to tear up again.
“Don’t be sorry. Angels are never sorry.”
“What’s your name again?”
“John.”
“I’ll bring your robe back later, John. And thank you. I’m sorry.”
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