ABDL related stories
An Old Problem
The noise of the rain beating against my bedroom window woke me up. It was coming down in torrents and, as I looked at the blue display on the clock, which read 2.13 I thought, as I normally sleep with the window slightly open, it might be wise to close it.
My room looks out over the back garden and off into the countryside. Well, it isn’t all countryside; there is a local road that runs along the back and then a sort of T-junction that goes off in another direction. However, it’s very dark and only the occasional beam from our rear motion sensor security light illuminates a few nearby trees. However, the bulb had recently blown so everywhere was completely black and though I knew there were some nearby trees beyond our fence, I couldn’t make them out.
An Old Problem – Chapter Fourteen The crowds had gathered outside the house as I returned victorious from the Honours Ceremony carrying the ‘Best Ever’ golden award for all to admire. The streets had been lined with a cheering throng as I carried the glorious statuette in the open-topped limo. More applause and whistles grew … Read more
An Old Problem – Chapter Thirteen As dad predicted the weather changed just as we put the finishing touches to the garden. Mum was happy the rain would help bed in her latest crop, dad moaned about his back, whilst I was glad to finish the lawn, which looked pretty neat. Jenny, who’d managed to … Read more
An Old Problem – Chapter Twelve I don’t know who was surprised more by this sudden and copious expulsion. Of course, it had been accompanied by an almost silent wet fart but mum knew immediately what had happened. “Oh sweetie… this can’t be good.” She hugged me tightly and another splurge was forced from my … Read more
An Old Problem – Chapter Eleven Dr Laura Ames continued like we’d known each other for ever. She was friendly but strangely I still felt like the nervous seven year-old I’d been the last time I saw her. We talked briefly about that time and what I’d been doing but of course she mainly wanted … Read more
An Old Problem – Chapter Ten Checking out time was 11.00 and after a very nice cooked breakfast we were on our way home by 10.45. Of course I’d woken up absolutely saturated so after a ‘shit and shower’ mum slipped me into a fresh disposable plus those very ‘robust’ rubber pants and I was … Read more
An Old Problem – Chapter Nine As we entered the hotel mum collected a package from reception. The same girl was there and she looked over and smiled. Well, I wasn’t sure if it was a smile or a smirk but then I remembered she’d seen the pack of Abenas as we booked in, perhaps … Read more
An Old Problem – Chapter Eight “C’mon sweetheart breakfast is being served in the garden… and it’s such a beautiful morning I don’t want to miss any of it.” Mum had just nudged me awake and I was barely conscious as she raved on about what we might do for the rest of the day. … Read more
An Old Problem – Chapter Seven The hotel was set in quite a pretty area and had a sign that proudly proclaimed ‘200yds to the Beach’ down an unmade road. The coast could quite easily be seen from where we stood at the car park so was hopeful my room would have a nice sea … Read more
An Old Problem – Chapter Six I watched the new comedian and thought he was very funny. A young guy from Scotland, gay and whose accent took some getting used to but his observations were spot on. However, by 10.30 I could feel my early morning catching up and decided bed was probably the best … Read more
An Old Problem – Chapter Five Mum and dad had both joined us out in the garden, the warm evening air enticing us away from the TV and promoting family time. “Was a salad OK for everyone?” Mum queried. “No probs.” Jenny “Just fine love.” Dad “I had a slice of garlic bread with mine … Read more