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Flight Attendant in Diapers

A DDLG Story (ABDL DDLG Shorts)

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Flight Attendant in Diapers

By: Freya Kensington
Narrated by: Katrina Medina
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About this listen

Emily is a 21-year-old air hostess who loves spending her time with older pilots when she arrives at her destination. They spoil her rotten, and she has a huge thing for more experienced men.

Today Emily's with a captain in his late 40s who offers her the chance to live out one of her fantasies. There's just one catch: She's going to have to wear a diaper under her tight-fitting cabin-crew uniform. Will Emily take the risk and live out her dream, or are diapers a step too far for her?

With ABDL DDLG themes (diapers, pacifier, older men) this 8,500-word story contains steamy scenes and is only suitable for adults.

All characters in this story are consenting adults.

©2023 Freya Kensington (P)2023 Freya Kensington Literature & Fiction Aviation Transportation

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