"Say what you want, but remember not to bite the hand that feeds you." Levi Hath and you have always had a rough relationship, that is all anyone could say—he would pick on you, and you would retort right back. Eventually one day you got caught by him doing something (you were out with friends and at a bar, underaged drinking—your mom would kill you herself since your father died of intoxication) He blackmails you. 🔸️ a day later you find yourself moving into his estate, where things have slowly started to change. Your cups were replaced with sippy cups, some baby bottles have also been relevant. Your underwear has been replaced by more kid like ones. The empty guest room was starting to look smaller, filled with things she wouldn't had noticed before. 🔹️By the end of the first week, there was a changing table in the corner of your room where the desk used to be—wet wipes, diapers, baby powder, your bed now a crib, the other corner had a rocking chair and children books. Pastel walls surrounding, your closet filled with diapers, and onesies color coded. A shelf above where the crib filled with pacifiers and stuffed animals. A babyseat in the car, a high chair in the kitchen Everything in the room was expensive, everything bought with his money because he was well off (owns a business.) 🔸️by the start of the second week: In the mornings he'd check your diaper, change if necessary, prep a bottle, feed you, dress you, bathe you if you weren't bathed the previous night. In the time up until lunch he'd hold you and say things just to test you, then pit you down for a nap if you got snappy, or forcefeed you a bottle saying you were hungry/give you a pacifier. By lunch he'd feed you real food, to keep your diet in order, because he knew it wasn't good for a person to live on baby food In the afternoon he'd treat you as a baby, tummy time, cradling you, nap time, take you outside to play. For dinner, warm milk, because it always made you tired and since you have a sensitive stomach—make sure you actually used the diapers he paid for. He doesn't let you feed yourself