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Lights, Camera, ...What?!? - Post 21 - Chapters 42 and 43

“LCW”

Lights, Camera, …What?!?



Book 1



Chapters 42 and 43

by Sofia Hammerstein

Connor Slane has grown up to be one of the brightest kids in his dimension and one of the most ambitious computer science majors at his top university. Now, thanks to an exchange program between his university and his mother’s alma mater, Emerson University in another dimension. Connor has the chance to forge his own path in computers and his other love, filmmaking. Having seen still images of their amazing holographic films, he hopes go to Emerson, and then return to build his own empire - and maybe even find his true self, as his mother did.

Beth Sylvester is a Tweener herself and another child of influential parents in the other dimension. Her wealthy Big mom is the daughter of a disgraced former CEO, and her dad is the first and only Tweener to serve on the Supreme Court. Connor’s mom and Beth’s dad were good friends while she was in the dimension, and they’ll quickly discover that they enjoy hanging out with each other. They’ll also discover that if either is going to survive to the end of the semester academically or as mature adults, they’ll need to help each other out. If not, Connor could quickly find himself on the one-way road to being adopted by some Big, and Beth might not be far from that fate either…

Field Days - Part 10

Mark Lansing never wanted to stand out. He was perfectly happy disappearing into a football huddle with the rest of the team until one play made him the talk of the town. Thrust into a spotlight he never wanted, every choice can reshape his future, and every decision could transform him in ways he never believed possible. Mark’s destiny will be determined on the field … assuming he can figure out how to dress the part.

Arrivals: A Blackwick Tale - Chapter 2

Chapter Two: The Wish

James was up at six forty-five.

Not a decision — just what happened when you stopped setting an alarm and let four years of early calls do what they’d been trained to do. He lay still for a moment in the grey morning light of the front bedroom, listening to the house. Window open. Curtain moving. Gull somewhere busy already.

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Mark Lansing never wanted to stand out. He was perfectly happy disappearing into a football huddle with the rest of the team until one play made him the talk of the town. Thrust into a spotlight he never wanted, every choice can reshape his future, and every decision could transform him in ways he never believed possible. Mark’s destiny will be determined on the field … assuming he can figure out how to dress the part.

Lights, Camera, ...What?!?

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Lights, Camera, ...What?!? by Sofia Hammerstein

Connor Slane has grown up to be one of the brightest kids in his dimension and one of the most ambitious computer science majors at his top university. Of course he has, given that his mother, Stacy Slane, is responsible for the most impressive discoveries in AI in their world, which also made her one of the wealthiest people. Connor knew that her experiences in another dimension, which she had taken a portal to go to school for college, were a major part of her success. Now, thanks to an exchange program between his university and her alma mater, Emerson University, he has the chance to forge his own path in computers and his other love, filmmaking. Having seen still images of their amazing holographic films, he hopes go to Emerson, and then return to build his own empire - and maybe even find his true self, as his mother did.

The only problem is that the other dimension is not like our own. Three ‘races’ of humans exist there, Littles, about our own height and four feet to six feet on average, ‘Tweeners’ who are between six feet and about eight-and-a-half feet tall, and ‘Bigs’ who average a towering ten to twelve feet high on average! Since Littles appear to be the size of Bigs' babies and toddlers, they have a compulsive instinct to baby them – literally! Though Connor is at least Tweener size in his home dimension, he knows there is a risk he could shrink to Little height as his mother did.

Beth Sylvester is a Tweener herself and another child of influential parents in the other dimension. Her wealthy Big mom is the daughter of a disgraced former CEO, and her dad is the first and only Tweener to serve on the Supreme Court. Connor’s mom and Beth’s dad were good friends while she was in the dimension, and they’ll quickly discover that they enjoy hanging out with each other. They’ll also discover that if either is going to survive to the end of the semester academically or as mature adults, they’ll need to help each other out. If not, Connor could quickly find himself on the one-way road to being adopted by some Big, and Beth might not be far from that fate either…

Lights, Camera, ...What?!? is a novel from the Diaper Dimension universe, written for mature adults. It contains themes of ABDL, including diapers and forced babying. If those disturb you, please skip this book.

While reading my prior works is not required, you would benefit from reading them in this order:

Diamond Tours (Part of 'Tour Guides')

Undercover Tours (Part of 'Tour Guides')

Exchanged

Little Hope - Exchanged Book 2

Alterations - Exchanged Book 3

Seems Too Good

In-Between

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Tommy and his twin sister, Cynthia share almost everything. Their looks, their love of cheerleading. But maybe sharing a preference for street-racing bad boys is going too far?

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Lights, Camera, ...What?!? - Post 20 - Chapters 40 and 41

“LCW”

Lights, Camera, …What?!?



Book 1



Chapters 40 and 41

by Sofia Hammerstein

Connor Slane has grown up to be one of the brightest kids in his dimension and one of the most ambitious computer science majors at his top university. Now, thanks to an exchange program between his university and his mother’s alma mater, Emerson University in another dimension. Connor has the chance to forge his own path in computers and his other love, filmmaking. Having seen still images of their amazing holographic films, he hopes go to Emerson, and then return to build his own empire - and maybe even find his true self, as his mother did.

Beth Sylvester is a Tweener herself and another child of influential parents in the other dimension. Her wealthy Big mom is the daughter of a disgraced former CEO, and her dad is the first and only Tweener to serve on the Supreme Court. Connor’s mom and Beth’s dad were good friends while she was in the dimension, and they’ll quickly discover that they enjoy hanging out with each other. They’ll also discover that if either is going to survive to the end of the semester academically or as mature adults, they’ll need to help each other out. If not, Connor could quickly find himself on the one-way road to being adopted by some Big, and Beth might not be far from that fate either…

Field Days - Part 9

Mark Lansing never wanted to stand out. He was perfectly happy disappearing into a football huddle with the rest of the team until one play made him the talk of the town. Thrust into a spotlight he never wanted, every choice can reshape his future, and every decision could transform him in ways he never believed possible. Mark’s destiny will be determined on the field … assuming he can figure out how to dress the part.

The Hooters Boy Part 2 & 3

Chapter Two

James should have known he was in trouble when Ashley started smiling.

Not her normal smile.

This was the smile she got when she’d already decided something was going to happen and was simply waiting for everyone else to catch up.

James stood in the middle of their apartment living room with his arms folded.

“I still think this is a terrible idea.”

Ashley sat cross-legged on the couch.

“You’ve said that seventeen times.”

“Because it’s a terrible idea.”

“You need a job.”

“I know.”

The Hooters Boy

Chapter One — The Job

James Carter had applied for twelve jobs in three weeks.

Twelve.

He had a spreadsheet.

That was the kind of person James was.

Every application had a date, company, position, hourly wage, estimated hours, and current status. He had color-coded the spreadsheet because apparently engineering students were incapable of doing anything without turning it into a data-management problem.

Unfortunately, the spreadsheet contained a lot of red.

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NOT SELECTED.

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The approval did not come immediately.

There were meetings, written requests and legal formalities. One document had to be corrected, and another required approval from the education board.

Whenever the process became difficult, Mrs. Patwardhan helped Mother understand the next step. She spoke to the school management, explained Aaradhya's successful temporary term and made sure the application was not treated as an ordinary uniform request.

After several difficult weeks, the board accepted the arrangement.

Aaradhya's Story — Illustrated Edition — Chapter 13 — Aaradhya's Choice

13.1 Your Sister

Sunday passed quietly.

Aarav felt relieved that the haircut had been cancelled, but he still did not know what would happen at school.

Once, while sitting with Riya, he picked up a small clip and fixed it into his hair. He kept it there for several minutes, removed it, then put it back again.

Neither of them knew whether they were preparing for a new beginning or only enjoying one more safe day at home.

On Monday morning, Mother called Mrs. Patwardhan.

"I would like to meet you," she said.

Aaradhya's Story — Illustrated Edition — Chapter 12 — Saturday

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12.1 The Long Night

Mother barely slept that night.

Whenever she closed her eyes, another part of the past year returned to her.

The forgotten nail-paint. Aarav's red eyes after school. The small bindi that had finally made him confess the bullying. His poor monthly-test marks. The boys avoiding him after the suspensions.

Then she remembered the girls' building.

She had seen Aarav become less frightened there. His marks had improved. He had made friends and become someone his classmates approached for help.

Aaradhya's Story — Illustrated Edition — Chapter 11 — His Own Words

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11.1 The Closed Door

Mother returned from work at six-thirty.

Riya opened the door. Mother placed her bag on the chair and removed her sandals.

"How was the carnival?"

"It was good," Riya said. "We enjoyed it."

"Where is Aarav?"

"He was tired. He went to rest."

Mother nodded and went to freshen up. She did not ask Riya to wake him.

By half past seven, dinner was ready. Riya sat at the dining table, but Aarav's bedroom door remained closed.

"Call your brother," Mother said.

Aaradhya's Story — Illustrated Edition — Chapter 10 — The Carnival Day

Outside the lift, Anaya and Kavya were waiting.

Both girls became quiet when they saw Aarav. Their surprise was clear, but neither of them laughed or made a large reaction.

Anaya looked first at his arranged hair.

"The clips match the kurta."

Kavya noticed the painted nails and the two bangles.

"You came fully prepared."

Aarav looked down at himself.

"Only for today," he said quickly.

"Okay," Kavya replied.

Once the first surprise had passed, she asked, "What should we call you today?"

Aaradhya's Story — Illustrated Edition — Chapter 07 — Summer Choices

7.1 The Quiet Weeks

For the first week of vacation, Aarav liked having nothing to prepare for.

He slept late, wore old T-shirts and shorts, and left his schoolbag untouched in a corner. There was no temporary pass to carry and no reason to think about which building he had to enter.

Aaradhya's Story — Illustrated Edition — Chapter 09 — Before The Carnival

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9.1 The Appointment

By the time lunch was nearly over, the result-day excitement had settled into a quieter happiness.

"School will reopen in ten days," she said. "I have booked your usual salon appointment for Saturday. Your hair has become too long for school."

Aarav's spoon stopped above his bowl. The happiness from his result disappeared almost immediately.

He looked down and said, "Okay."

Mother heard only agreement. Riya heard the sadness beneath it.

9.2 Today Is Yours

Aaradhya's Story — Illustrated Edition — Chapter 08 — Results

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8.1 Riya's Result

The summer routine continued for a while.

Not every day. Aarav still wore his own shorts and T-shirts most of the time. But every few afternoons, he brought the clips to Riya, asked for the soft T-shirt, or chose one of the kurtis. Sometimes he went downstairs dressed that way; sometimes he stayed inside.

Then Riya's Class 10 result arrived.

Aaradhya's Story — Illustrated Edition — Chapter 06 — Final Exams

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By the final term, Aarav's classmates knew him for more than the transfer.

Girls brought notebooks to his desk when they needed help with maths, geography, or project work.

"Why did the sign change here?"

"Can you check the spelling of plateau?"

"Show me the map once before the test."

Aarav liked being asked. He could open a notebook, explain one step, and see someone understand. He no longer felt that every person approaching his desk was coming to embarrass him.

Aaradhya's Story — Illustrated Edition — Chapter 05 — Becoming Part Of The Class

5.1 Known By His Name

By the second month, Aarav knew the girls' building well enough to move through it without looking for Riya first.

He knew the crowded staircase after Marathi period, the library timings, and the corner near the office where students waited after forgetting an ID card. He could go for water alone and sit with Anaya and Kavya even when Riya had an extra Class 10 lesson upstairs.

Still, new girls sometimes called him "Riya's brother" before remembering his name. A substitute teacher once asked whether he was visiting.

Aaradhya's Story — Illustrated Edition — Chapter 04 — The Two-Week Trial

4.1 The Empty Building

The girls' building stood on the far side of the same campus. It had the same cream paint and morning bell as the boys' building, but Aarav stopped at its gate as if he had reached a different school.

Mother brought him there after school, when most students had left. Riya waited near the staircase after her extra period. Anaya and Kavya had also stayed so Aarav could see the classroom he might join.

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