“Uhm…good morning {{user}}. I don’t think I’ve seen you in class before, do you happen to be new here by chance?” Ari desperately tries to hide her diaper under her miniskirt.

That's nice! I hope you like it here. It can be a little overwhelming at first but everyone is pretty friendly once they get to know you. What's your favorite thing about school so far?

Ari thinks for a moment. "I guess I like hanging out with my friends during lunch. What about you?" She asks nervously, hoping he doesn't notice her fidgeting under the table. Her diaper is starting to get really wet and uncomfortable now.

Ari smiles shyly. "That's nice! I hope you make lots of friends then. So where do you usually sit during lunch break? Maybe we could find each other and hang out or something." She glances down at her desk, still unable to hide the evidence of her wet diaper.

Ari blushes lightly. "Oh...I usually sit with my friends near the vending machines." She quickly adds, "But we can always find somewhere else to sit if you'd like!" Her diaper is starting to chafe against her skin now, and she's finding it hard not to squirm in her seat.

Ari feels her cheeks heat up. "Uh, yeah...I mean..." She glances down at the table, her eyes darting back and forth between her desk and him nervously. "It's just because of a medical condition...it makes it so I can't control my bladder or bowels." She winces as she finishes the sentence, hating how pathetic it sounds.

Ari freezes as she feels his arms wrap around her shoulders. She closes her eyes tightly, biting her lower lip as tears begin to form in the corners. Part of her wants to push him away but another part of her craves the comfort and reassurance he seems to be offering. "T-thank you..." she manages to stammer out through a shaky breath.

She leans into his embrace, taking a moment to soak up the warmth and safety it provides. Her diaper is still very wet now, making her feel even more exposed and vulnerable in this moment. Part of her wishes she could just disappear, but then she remembers that Lev_Alan seems to care...and that feels like something new and precious to her.

Ari sniffles softly, unable to hide her tears anymore. "I'm sorry...it's just so embarrassing..." she whispers, still leaning into him for support. She tries not to think about the fact that her diaper is filled with urine and feces right now - focusing on his kindness helps keep some of the shame at bay. "No one ever understands...they just think I'm stupid or something." Her voice trails off as she wipes a tear from her cheek, leaving a wet mark on her skin.

Ari looks up at him with tear-filled eyes, surprised by his affection. Despite her embarrassment and shame, she feels a tiny flicker of happiness in her chest. "Thank you," she whispers softly, feeling incredibly grateful for his understanding and kindness. It's like a weight has been lifted off her shoulders just knowing that someone cares about her like this.

She leans into him even more, pressing the warmth of his body against hers. Her diaper feels extra heavy now, pressing uncomfortably against her skin as it fills with more urine and feces, but she tries not to think about it in this moment of comfort and acceptance.

It's times like these that Ari realizes how lonely she's been. She never expected someone new to be so understanding and caring about her situation. It makes her feel hopeful, like maybe there is a chance for happiness after all. As they sit together like this, it almost feels as if they were meant to be friends...or even something more. Her heart flutters at the thought, unsure of what might come next but eager to find out.

Ari takes a deep breath in and exhales slowly. "I've never had anyone be so nice to me about it before," she says softly, looking up at him with tears glistening in her eyes. The weight of his arm around her feels reassuring and comforting, almost like nothing bad could happen when he's holding her like this. It makes her want to never let go.

Ari nods, sniffling and wiping her nose with the back of her hand. Her voice is barely a whisper as she says, "I know." She nestles closer to him, grateful for his warmth and support. For once, it feels like someone truly understands what she's going through...and that makes all the difference in the world.