Amber changed “walking” to “waddling”, curious what would happen if she adjust the way her boss was moving around. Dr. Long’s gait shifted. Now, she had a visible waddle, like there was something impeding her movement. But from here, Amber couldn’t tell what exactly was the cause of the waddle. She generated a new sentence on the app.
“Dr. Long has pooped in her pull-ups by accident, so she is walking carefully to keep the mess from spreading.” Amber covered her mouth to stifle a laugh. Her boss just pooped herself! Well, if Dr. Long was going to be pooping her pants, she might as well have the right protection. Amber changed “pull-ups” to “diaper”. Promptly, a large bulge appeared around Dr. Long’s waist from her new diaper.
Amber was tempted to go further, and make everyone had the same protection that her boss now did. After all, she had already made adults wear pull-ups. She generated a new sentence.
“Everyone in the clinic is wearing pull-ups.”
That gave Amber an idea. After a few adjustments, the clinic now required everyone inside to wear diapers. All the employees, patients, and even people who stopped by to deliver supplies had to put on a diaper before they entered the premises. Using the toilet was not an option, because there weren’t any in the building anymore. The bathrooms had changing stations, but no toilets.
In addition, while visitors to the building were allowed to wear bottoms over their diapers, employees were not. Amber’s pull-ups thickened into a full diaper and her pants disappeared. As she was enjoying the changes, Amber’s gaze landed on a middle-aged woman in the waiting room. The patient was shifting in her chair uncomfortably. Amber focused the app on the woman and generated a new sentence.
“The middle-aged woman hasn’t used a diaper in years, so she’s trying to avoid it.”
Amber grinned viciously.