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Re: The Settlement
« Reply #175 on: January 21, 2021, 12:25:53 PM »
Chapter 99.  The Fitting.

The boys attempted to steer the conversation away from baby clothes, but Jill wasn’t to be easily diverted.  She went and got her laptop, and sat there, gin in one hand, scrolling through various websites and emitting the occasional little squeal of excitement.
“Mum,” said Matthew, “don’t look at all that stuff, please.  We’ll find something for ourselves.  There’s plenty of time
”
“Plenty of time, darling?  Two weeks is nothing.  Decisions have to be made, orders placed, and a lot of the clothes will have to be made up.  Fancy leaving it this late to let me know what was going on.  I only hope – who is it? – Dana and Jess have made some progress.”
“I hope they haven’t,” murmured Philip.  “You know, Jill, my little sister used to go around in pyjama bottoms and a T-shirt – that’s all we need.”
“Are you serious, Philip?  Do you really think I’d send my son to baby camp in pyjamas and T-shirts?  I’d be ashamed!  No, we need to find something a bit smarter than that!”

The boys quickly lost interest in Jill’s discoveries, and decided to retire.  Matthew slept in a double bed, so no extra arrangements were necessary.  The poster on the opposite wall proved a bit of a passion-killer for Philip, but Matthew soon took his mind off it, and it was after two o’clock when they finally fell asleep.

The following evening Philip was back at Rebecca’s.  He had heard from Matthew that his mother had gone off to Dana’s, full of excitement, at six.  So he asked him to report when she returned, and what she had to say.  In the event it was nearly one in the morning when a text came through.  “She’s back.  Not saying anything, except that we’ll have to go round to Dana’s one day next week.  Doesn’t sound good.”

That weekend they were informed their presence would be required at Dana’s on the following Tuesday.  It was not presented as a choice, and they knew there was no point in arguing.  So at ten on the Tuesday morning, Jill drove them over.  They piled out of the car and followed her up the front path.  Jess opened the door, greeted Jill like an old friend, smiled voraciously at the boys, and conducted them into the lounge, where Dana was sitting, and Kimona and Dorelia were drawing pictures on big sheets of paper with coloured crayons.  In the far corners of the room, next to the French windows, two screens had been erected.  On seeing Philip, the girls jumped to their feet, ran over and threw their arms around him.
“Philip, Philip!”  Come upstairs and play!  Come on!”
“Sorry, girls,” smiled Jess.  Philip and Matthew have some important business with us today.  In fact, it’s so important, we’re going to have to ask you to go up to the bedroom for an hour or so.”
They looked distraught.  Kimona turned to Dana.
“Mummy!  Why?  Why do we have to go upstairs
by ourselves?  Who is Matthew?”
“Matthew’s Philip’s best friend.  Say hi.  But you do have to go and play by yourselves for a bit.  The boys have to try on some clothes.”
“Ooh, can we see?”
“Maybe later if you’re very good and stay in your bedroom till I call you.”
“Okay!  We’re going!”  And they dashed out of the room.
The women grinned at each other. 
“Boys,” said Jess, “ we’ve set up two screens here, as you can see, to save your blushes.  Now, I know you must be very excited to see your new outfits, so if you’d just go behind them and take off all your clothes, we can start the fitting.”
The boys looked at each other, but didn’t move.
“Look,” said Dana, “the three of us have invested a lot of time and thought in this.  I spoke to Mary the other day, and she’s so looking forward to your arrival.  She will have some clothes for you, but she’s very grateful that we’re going to provide some too.  And after all, it will be nice for you to have something pretty to wear after the course is finished.  We’ve found you some very special outfits – unique, in fact, because we came up with the idea ourselves and we’ve had them specially made.  I’m sure you’re going to like them.  So we just need you to cooperate.  All right?”  Then she added, tongue in cheek, “and the sooner you try them on, the sooner you’ll be able to relax and play with the girls.”
The prospect did not appear to fill the boys with enthusiasm, but with the three women standing facing them with folded arms, they reluctantly bowed to superior odds and retreated into their private areas.
“Everything, mind,” called Jill, in case there’d been any doubt.
“You’ll  find pull-ups on the chairs.  Please put one on and them come back here,” added Dana.

While they waited for the boys to change, the women went into the hallway and carried in big cardboard boxes from the cupboard under the stairs, and started laying out clothes wrapped in polythene on the sofa.
“We’re ready for you,” called Jess. 
Reluctantly, Philip and Matthew emerged from their corners and stood awkwardly in front of the screens.
“Well, come on,” said Jill, “don’t you want to see your costumes?”
“Not really,” murmured Matthew.
“So ungrateful!” laughed Dana.  “Now, we’ve bought you a heap of standard baby things – look here – vests, bibs, rompers, pants, the lot!  But we also wanted to buy you special matching outfits, but in different colours.  So we sort of went for pink for Philip – Philippa – and yellow for you, Matthew.  I hope you’re okay with that.”
“If you’re not, too bad,” added Jill, with a chuckle.
“But you look distinctly unenthusiastic,” added Dana, frowning.  “So I’ll tell you what.  As a special treat, you can try on your best outfits right now, the ones you’ll be wearing for your arrival.  If that doesn’t cheer you up, I don’t know what will.”


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Re: The Settlement
« Reply #176 on: January 21, 2021, 12:43:14 PM »
Chapter 100.  Trussed and Ready. 

“First of all, put on these petticoats.  This is yours, Philip
this one is yours, Matthew.”
Dana had picked up two pretty garments, each consisting of a mass of crinoline surmounted by a short silver vest.  She handed them to the boys, who, thankful at least to have something to wear, attempted to put them over their heads.  But the crinolines were so voluminous, and the little vest so narrow, that, to the amusement of the women, they had to be helped.
“Put your arms up – through the armholes, silly – that’s right.”
Matthew was looking seriously alarmed, but obeyed helplessly.  Philip was feigning reluctance, but in truth he was rather thrilled by the feel of contrasting textures – the soft, slippery silk of the vest and the stiffness of the crinoline – against his skin.  The slips were adjusted to the onlookers satisfaction, and they stood back to admire the effect.
The waistline was high, and the layers of crinoline buoyant and bouncy, so that, even when standing straight, the boys’ pull-ups were on view.
“Perfect,” murmured Jess.
“Now your dresses,” said Dana, taking them down from the mantlepiece on their hangers.  She slipped off the polythene covers, and handed the yellow one to Matthew and the pink one to Philip.  “You’re going to need some help with these,” she added.
The dresses were of shimmering satin, sleeveless, with round necklines, and broad bands of ribbon around the waists, each decorated with a big bow placed just off-centre.  They fitted perfectly over the petticoats, the bodices close-fitting, the skirts lying neatly on the crinoline, and of exactly the same length, so the layered white edges showed under the colourful canopy of satin.
The women looked delighted.  Dana whistled.  “Boys, you look beautiful!” said Jill.
Philip was relieved.  This wasn’t anywhere near as bad as he had imagined.  These were not really baby outfits – maybe toddlers' or little kids'.  But they were actually pretty.  Well, the pull-ups detracted from the look somewhat.  But that was about to be taken care of.
“Now, “ Dana went on, “the piĂšce de resistance.”  She produced two pairs of little bloomers, one pink and one yellow.  “Here – have a look.”  She handed them out.
Philip examined his pair carefully.  They had the same shimmery satin on the outside, but inside was a layer of bluish rubber, so they were quite heavy.
“See?  Rubberised satin?  Smart and waterproof.  Clever, eh?” said Jess.
The bloomers had short legs with frills, and the leg-bands were pierced at the sides and threaded with a length of contrasting ribbon – Philip’s pink ones had a yellow ribbon, and Matthew’s yellow ones a pink ribbon.  They were also equipped with a strong belt, the same colour as the bloomers, which buckled at the back, so they couldn’t slip down.  Along the seat were two rows of ruffles, in the same contrasting ribbon as at the legs.  They were designed to be seen as well as to be functional.  Matthew looked at Philip with an expression that seemed to say, “help me – think of something!”  But his friend had no hope to offer.
“Come on then boys – pop them on,” said Dana, taking Matthew’s from his hands and holding them out for him to step into.
The bloomers were pulled on, buckled securely at the back, and the women fussed around tying pretty bows at the boys’ thighs.
“You look gorgeous!” said Jill, when they’d finished.  “Now, where are the accessories
?”
At this, Matthew’s dismay turned to alarm.  “Ac-accessories?” he stammered.  “What
?”
“Here we are.  Bootees first of all, Dana?” said Jess.
“I’ll do Matthew’s,” said his mother, taking a pair of yellow bootees out of a box and kneeling down in front of her son.  “Left one first, darling.”
They consisted on a flat rubber sole to which was sewn a soft, lined satin bootee with a short leg, coming a few inches above the ankle, and secured just below the top by a contrasting ribbon, to match the bloomers.  Once both boys were neatly booteed and beribboned, out came two pairs of mittens, also in soft, padded satin, with contrasting straps, rather than ribbons, around the wrists.  Philip noticed hardly a word was said about these, except for Jess casually muttering, “Okay, now the mitts.”  He frowned as Dana and Jess pushed them onto his hands.  He soon discovered they were lined with heavy rubber, which fitted tightly over his fists, preventing him from opening his fingers. 
“Hey.  What’s the idea of these
?”
But they were already buckling the straps, effectively immobilising his hands.
“Just to make sure you can’t mess with your outfit,” said Jess, casually.
“I can still punch,” blurted Philip, petulantly.
“Not advisable,” returned Jess, with a firm smile.

If the boys thought the session was over, they were quickly disappointed.
“Now, where are those bonnets?” asked Dana.  “Oh, thank you, Jill.  You see, boys, we’ve thought of everything.  No baby should be out and about without a bonnet.”
“Out and about?” said Matthew, tremulously.
“Well, I’m sure Auntie Mary wouldn’t be so cruel as to have you cooped up there for weeks on end.  I’m sure there’ll be outings.  So you’re going to need bonnets.  Now these are lovely, don’t you agree?”
She held up one on her hand, and twirled it round in front of their faces.  Matthew’s was yellow with pink flowers, Philip’s pink with yellow flowers.  There was pretty ribbon frilling all round the face.  It was designed to completely enclose the head, and there was a strap under the chin (decorated with a tiny silver bell) to hold it in place, and another across the lower part of the face aperture, the purpose of which was, for a moment, lost on Philip.  Jill noticed his puzzled expression.
“Oh that?  That one’s for your pacifier, silly.  To stop you spitting it out.  Look, the ring and the boss fit in this slot, and when it’s buckled up, hey presto!  We don’t have to worry about it dropping out onto the ground.”
Dana continued with her explanation.  She turned the bonnet inside out. 
“As you can see, it’s lined, and there’s extra thick padding at the sides, next to your ears.  That means you won’t be disturbed by outside noises, like other babies crying, if you want to go to sleep.  And you won’t be able to understand what people are saying, which on the whole is probably a good thing.  So come on, let’s get them on."

The bonnets fitted firmly, and once on, as Dana had predicted, speech became muffled.  The boys could see the women were talking – and laughing – but what they were saying
that was a mystery.  However, hearing was superfluous when they saw Jess produce from a little box two pacifiers, one pink and one yellow, with gigantic teats!  Philip saw Matthew’s eyes widen in terror.  But his discomfiture and protests were ignored, and the pacifier – his was the yellow one, of course – was forced between his teeth and strapped and buckled firmly in place.  Then it was Philip's turn.  Jess held him tight while Dana advanced on him with his pacifier.  Philip stared at the glistening, obscene-looking rubber excrescence sprouting from its concave base, and turned his face aside.  But Jess firmly turned his head back again, and squeezed his cheeks, forcing his mouth open and allowing Dana to push the thing in, and fasten the strap.  The boys stared at each other's comically-plugged mouths in mute, impotent disgust.  Escape, attired as they were, was unthinkable, and now they were unable, not only to use their hands, but even to hear or to speak.  It dawned upon them that they were utterly at the mercy of the three women.  And when Dana briefly left the room, they couldn't, of course, hear her call upstairs, “Girls?  The boys are ready!  Come and see!”
 


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Re: The Settlement
« Reply #177 on: January 23, 2021, 01:57:22 AM »
That escalated quickly! :) :) :)

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« Reply #178 on: January 23, 2021, 08:18:36 AM »
Chapter 101.  Mummies and Babies.

She heard Kimona shout, “They’re ready!  Come on!”  And a moment later the girls came barrelling down the stairs, and, ignoring Dana, burst into the living-room.  Dana heard their gasps of surprise, immediately followed by screams of delight.  She followed them in. They were jumping up and down like jack-in-the-boxes, squealing hysterically, and dancing round the boys, who stood horrified in the middle of the room, trying to protect their delicate puffy crinolines from the ecstatic children.
“Mummy!  You’ve made them real babies!”  cried Kimona.
“Yess!!”  shouted Dorelia.  She ran up to Jess.  “Mummy?  Are they for us to play with?  Are they going to be our pretend babies?”
“They’re not pretend, Dorelia,” interjected Kimona, indignantly.  “Are they, mummy?”
Dana laughed.  “Well, they may be a little bit pretend still.  This is the first time they’ve tried on their baby clothes.  But, fingers crossed, once they’ve had their training, they should be real babies, nice big silly babies, and then you’ll be able to play with them lots!”
“See?  They’re going to be real.  And they’re going to be our babies to play with.”  She adopted a whiney tone.  “But mummy
.can we play with them now, for a bit?  Can we?”
“I don’t see why not, darling.  They’ll be here all day.  They’re not going anywhere.  And they’re already dressed, and they’ve got their little pacifiers in, and everything.  Maybe later you could feed them
?”
“Yay!  Yes, yes we will!  And we’ll put them to bed for their nap, and wake them up when it’s time to play, and
.and everything!”
Dorelia was staring at them open-mouthed.
“They’ve got such pretty outfits,” she said, in awed tones, “I wish I had a petticoat like that
”
“I know,” added Kimona.  “And look at their cute little panties!  And the ruffles!” 
“Yes, darling.  Real little waterproof baby bloomers,” smiled Dana.  “And nice fluffy pull-ups underneath, just in case
”
“Mummy!  That’s so sweet!  I can see now
they’re all puffy
”  She prodded Philips bottom with one finger.   â€œJust in case
” she mused.  Then suddenly, “Oh, I wish Abigail and Lucy were here
  Mummy?  Could we invite them over?”
“Oh, all right.  I’ll ring and see if they’re free.  But in the meantime, why don’t you take the babies upstairs and play.”
“Thank you, mummy!  Yes, come on, babies.  Follow us.  Babies?”
“You’ll have to shout,” laughed Jess.  “They can’t hear very well in their bonnets.”
“Oh, okay.  Come on, babies.”  And she took Philip by the wrist, and Dorelia took Matthew by the wrist, and they led them off upstairs, and the last that was heard was Dorelia’s voice, in its strictest tone, telling Matthew to “be careful of your nice dress on the bannisters”.

The three women looked at each other jubilantly.
“Well, that was a success,” said Jill.  “Poor Matthew did look a little frightened, but I know him.  He’ll soon adjust.  And I think when he relaxes a bit he’s really going to enjoy himself.”
“I think they both are,” said Dana.  “And we’ve done our bit to prepare them.  Mary should be pleasantly surprised.”
“I can’t believe how nice they look in those outfits, can you?” said Jess.  “I was worried they wouldn’t fit or something.  But they’re perfect.  I’m so glad you got in touch, Jill.  We couldn’t have done it without your help.”
“I wouldn’t have missed this for the world, Jess!  I had forgotten how much fun it is buying baby clothes and dressing babies.  All my motherly instincts have bubbled to the surface again.”
“Yes,” said Dana, with a broad wink.  “And I didn’t realise until now how much I was missing being a kid, and dressing all my dolls!  Anyway, I’d better make those calls.”

Five minutes later she was able to call up the stairs to the girls.
“Abi’s mum is going to bring her and Lucy over after lunch, girls.”
“Hooray!” from upstairs.
She returned to the kitchen, where her friends were sitting drinking coffee and picking at a box of chocolates.
“Toni’s coming over with Abi, and she’s going to pick up Lucy on the way.”
“Toni is
?” asked Jill.
“Toni is Abigail’s mum,” replied Jess.  “She’s always up for a bit of fun.  Dana?  Did you tell her what’s 
”
“I told her, but not the details.  She was bursting with curiosity.”
“I bet.  You know, we ought to
.”  But she was interrupted by Kimona’s piping voice emanating from above.
“You’re very naughty, Matthew!  Do what you’re told, and sit quietly, or I shall have to spank you!”
They burst out laughing.
“Oh, dear,” giggled Dana, “I shall have to explain to her you’re not allowed to spank babies.”
“What, not even great big ones?” said Jess.
“Well, she can spank my baby whenever she likes,” grinned Jill.  “Honestly, he’s been so naughty recently, I should really have done it myself!”

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« Reply #179 on: January 23, 2021, 08:30:33 AM »
Chapter 102.  An Emergency.

The boys were discovering it is very difficult to resist when you’re dressed as a baby, wearing a nappy, and unable to speak.  And it’s doubly difficult when your mistresses are little girls: you don’t want to spoil their games or hurt their feelings.  So they felt unable to escape from their baby personas, at least for the time being, and so played their parts as well as was possible under the circ-umstances.  And just as it was their lot to submit, so it was their surrogate mothers’ to command.  Even when they were being “good” – (in fact, behaving better than any real baby would under the circ-umstances) – Kimona and Dorelia found cause to be dissatisfied with them.
“Philippa!  Keep your hands still, please!  And sit properly with your legs straight!  You’re ruining your petticoat!  Now, while Matthew has his nap, me an’ auntie Dorelia are going to discuss our plans for the day, and you’d better pay attention, okay?”  She gave him a stern look.  “So, what should we do today, auntie Dorelia?”
“Well, auntie Kimona, I think, when our friends get here, we should have drinks first of all
”
“Drinks and crisps?”
“Yes, with crisps and chocolate.  And then
then we should dress the babies, and take them to the zoo, to see the animals.”
“That’s a good idea.  Or we could take them to the park, so they could crawl about on the grass
”
“While we have a picnic
”
“And play on the swings
”
“And the castle
”
“Yes.  But one of us will have to watch them all the time, in case they crawl away
”
“Or they need feeding
”
“Or they wee in their nappies
”
“And we have to change them.”  She paused.  “Auntie Kimona
have you ever
?”
“Changed a baby?  Course.  Hundreds of them.  It’s easy.  Take of the old nappy, wipe them, put on baby cream – that smells nice, you know – talc-um powder
then the new nappy.”
“I know.  I’ve seen my real auntie do that.  It’s sort of cool, but
a bit gross, too.”
“Yeah
”  Kimona looked at the boys doubtfully, and wrinkled her nose.  “I think that stuff is for grown-ups to do.”
Philip emitted a quiet sigh of relief, through his nostrils.
But at that moment Dana appeared at the door.  She looked flustered.
“Boys?  Do you know a guy called
 er, John Donovan, by any chance?”
Philip looked puzzled, but Matthew became very animated, and started nodding vigorously.
“Just a moment,” said Dana.  She came over to the bed where Matthew was lying, ‘having his nap’, unstrapped his pacifier, and put it in her pocket.
“Yes, I know him,” he gasped.  “He was in my year.  Why?”
“Oh, dear,” said Dana.  “Shaniya’s just called to say she’s on her way home, and she’s bringing this John guy and his friend round with her.  She mentioned they were at Dayton, and then your mum told me that’s where you were too.  I tried to put her off, but I could hardly tell her she couldn’t come back to her own house, could I?”
“Shit!  He’s a friend of Dave’s, too!”
“Baby Matthew!  No swears, you bad boy!”
“Oh, shut up Kimona,” wailed Matthew.  “We need to get changed, quickly.”
“No time,” said Dana.  “They’ll be here in a couple of minutes.  Quick!  Everyone into the cars.  Now!”
“But mummy
”
“Don’t argue, darling.  We’ll go somewhere nice.  Come on.  Come on boys.”
She ran downstairs, shouting “grab some stuff, girls, quick.  Let’s go, everyone!”
The women ran around putting the other baby clothes back in their boxes, and throwing things into bags.  Kimona and Dorelia dragged the babies down the stairs and out of the front door.  Jess told the girls to get into her car, while Dana and Jill helped the boys into the back of Dana’s car, trying not to squash their crinolines too much.
They weren’t a moment too soon.  As they drove round the corner there was Shaniya getting off the bus with two boys.  Philip vaguely recognised them from that meeting at the school gates.  They had both been in that gang of Dave’s friends.  The boys, who were in the back of Dana’s car, with Jill in the front, ducked down, Matthew muttering, “shit, shit, shit
those f***ing idiots!  They’re following us around, I swear
”
“Matthew!” scolded Jill, “how dare you use language like that, in front of Dana, too.  Where’s your pacifier?  Well?”
“Oh, Jill,” laughed Dana, “it’s in my pocket as a matter of fact.  Here.”
“Thank you Dana.”  She unbuckled her seat belt and turned round.  “Matthew?  Open your mouth.  Open your mouth!  Do you hear me?”
“Mum, I
”
“No arguments, Matthew!”
Reluctantly, Matthew opened his mouth and allowed his mother to replace his gag.
“These were a wonderful idea, Dana,” said Jill, buckling the strap and resuming her place.  “What a clever invention!”
“Every teenager should have one fitted as standard,” laughed Dana.  “But Jill, could you ring Toni for me?  The number’s in my phone.  Ask her if she could meet us?  Maybe at the park?  I’ll head there now.  Jessie and the girls are right behind us.”

The cars drew up outside the main park.  The girls jumped out immediately.  They loved this place.  It had the biggest climbing frame in the county, built of smooth old timbers and shaped like a castle, with towers and turrets and walkways.  And it had a little cafĂ© with sandwiches and cakes and tables outside.  The boys looked alarmed, but Dana told them not to worry.
“You can stay here, guys.  Maybe we’ll bring you some food when we come back.”  They looked at each other.  They were already thirsty and starving.
“Come if you want.  If you don’t mind
you know
”  She indicated their outfits.
They wanted to, of course.  But dressed as they were?  No way.  They stoically shook their heads.
“Okay.  I understand.  Well, have fun
  We’ll just let the girls have a play, and then we’ll see what’s happening at home.  Okay?”
“Mummy, can we have our bikes, please?” asked Dorelia.  The girls’ bikes were in the back of Jess’s estate, from when they had been planning to go to the bike track.
“Oh, yes, of course.  Boys, could you get the girls’ bikes out for them, please?”
Philip held up his mittens.
“Oh, come on.  You can still lift out the bikes, even with those on.”
The boys checked up and down the road.  No-one in sight.  Okay.  They clambered out, walked back to Jess’s car, dragged the girls’ bikes, and wheeled them over to the park gates, where they were waiting.
“And shut the boot please.”
Philip slammed it shut, and they returned to Dana’s car.  They were about to open the door, when there was an electronic click, and there was Dana, smirking at them from the park gate, car key in hand.  They gaped at her in horror.  Matthew rushed back to the other car, but that had automatically locked when they closed the boot. 
“Oh, dear.  Well, you can either come with us, or stand around here for an hour or so
.”
“Make up your minds,” added Jill.  “We’re going now.”
And without further ado, the little group walked through the gates, the girls pushing their bikes in front, the women following.

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« Reply #180 on: January 23, 2021, 08:44:41 AM »
Chapter 103.  The Park.

The boys hesitated.  They looked at each other in alarm.  But at that moment they heard a car approaching, and the decision was made for them.  They sprinted after the others, skirts bouncing, and positioned themselves between the girls and the women, as the only form of protection available to them.  Philip turned and gave his persecutors a withering stare, which merely had the effect of making them laugh.
“Oh, look at him,” said Dana, covering her mouth with mirth, “his poor little red face framed in that frilly bonnet, with his big pink plug in.  What a picture!”
“Yes,” said Jess, “the bonnets were a stroke of genius on your part.  I love the way the elastication around the face keeps them nice and taught.  If you’d got the ones with ears, they’d look just like little bunnies!  Talking of which, I remembered to bring my camera.  We can get a few nice pictures here, with the park in the background.”
“Great!” said Jill.  “I want a nice one of Matthew which I can produce any time he gets bolshie.  I couldn’t contrive a more effective method of correction.” 

They had only got a couple of hundred yards into the park when they heard a call from behind them.
“It’s Toni,” said Jess.
Sure enough, there was a young red-haired woman with a freckly face approaching along the path, accompanied by Abigail and Lucy.  They stopped to wait for them.
“Sorry about the change of plan,” said Dana, as they came up.  “It was an emergency.”
Kimona and Dorelia had dumped their bikes on the ground and run back to meet their friends.
“Look!  Look at our babies!” they cried.
Abigail and Lucy stopped in their tracks, open-mouthed.
“That’s Philip!” gasped Lucy.
“Yes, and the other one’s Matthew,” shouted Dorelia.  “They’re going to be our babies – to play with!”
For the second time, the boys had to endure a minute and awed inspection, after which the four girls got in a huddle and engaged in an whispered conversation, punctuated by little squeals of excitement and frequent glances in their direction.
Toni stared at the boys, eyes twinkling, and looked at her friends for an explanation.
“It’s their first day,” explained Jess.  “They’re off to baby training camp next Monday.  We’re giving them a head’s start.”
“Wow,” said Toni, “you’ve certainly done a good job.  Where did you get those amazing outfits?”
“We’ll tell you everything later,” said Dana in an undertone.  “Let’s get to the play area and distract these girls.  Then we can get coffee.”
And the enlarged group moved off across the park.  They received a lot of admiring looks from passers-by.  Children stood stock still and stared, until their parents called them.
“Come on, darling.  It’s rude to stare.”
“But mummy
those babies
they’re big!”
A woman in sunglasses with two children stopped them.
“I hope you don’t mind me asking
?  Would you mind if
?”  She indicated her phone.  “Only that’s such a wonderful idea
my eldest
”
“Not at all, please
” said Dana.  “The boys are only to eager to show off their pretty outfits – aren’t you boys?”
They didn’t look very eager, but Dana made them hold hands and told them to smile.
“They are smiling, I think.  You can only really tell by the dimples
”
The woman’s children stared disbelievingly.  Suddenly the boy’s face broke into a delighted grin, and he pointed rudely at their bloomers.
“Look, mummy, they’ve even got nappies on!  I wish you’d dress Stephen up as a baby!”
“Maybe I will, dear
”
“Can you ask about the dresses, mummy,” added the girl, wistfully, “I wish I had one like those
”

They found a shady spot under a tree overlooking the play area and the cafĂ©.  The girls discarded the bikes, and the four of them ran off towards the castle, whooping with delight.  The women and the boys spread themselves around on the grass.  At Toni’s request, the boys’ pacifiers were removed.  She wanted to ask them some questions.
“So
you’re Philip
or Philippa,” she added, cognisant of his little breasts and of such information she had received from Dana, “and you
are Matthew.  Is that right?”
“Yes,” they replied, dolefully.
“And I hear you’re going to learn to be babies again.”
Philip sighed.  “Yes.  We have to go to a special camp.  Next week.”
“Don’t you want to?”
“Well
”  Philip shifted uneasily on the grass.  “Well, I sort of have to now, and Matty’s agreed to come with me
”  Dana gave him a frown.  “But, yeah, I guess it’ll be good
now we’ve got all the gear an’ stuff
”
“I’m sure you’ll enjoy it.  Just imagine how nice it is to be a baby.  You get pampered all the time.  You don’t have to do anything.  You’ll be dressed and undressed, fed, you’ll get to sleep when you feel like it
  Dana tells me you’ve just finished your exams.  That must have been very stressful.  It’s the perfect way to wind down.  Like going to a spa
”
“I suppose
”  Philip had never thought of it that way.  He certainly felt in need of a break.
“How do you feel about it, Matthew?”
“Okay.  I’m resigned to it.  I have no idea what it’ll be like.  But I’ll be with my friend and that’s all I care about.”
“That’s sweet of you.  I do hope you have a nice time.”  She looked around.  “How about a coffee and a cake, everyone?  I’ll take the boys with me to help carry them.”
The boys’ faces expressed panic.  But Toni wasn’t to be dissuaded.
“Come on.  Don’t be shy.  You look great.” 
She stood up and took them by their wrists, and helped them get up. 
“Won’t be a minute, girls.”

The cafĂ© was busy, and there was a buzz of conversation – which died away when the boys arrived on the scene.  Philip and Matthew could feel the stares of the customers as they went inside.  Maddeningly, Toni took her time deciding which sandwiches to order, and then, instead of taking a seat while they waited for them to be made, insisted they stand at the counter, where everyone could goggle at them.  A girl nearby had a mouthful of milkshake when her eyes alighted on them, and gave a great snort of laughter, spraying it over her friends. When the order was ready, Toni piled it up in their arms, as they were unable to hold anything, and herself carried the coffees – cappuccinos for the women, and two small espressos for the boys.  Then they made their way back.

It was Abigail who noticed the grown-ups stuffing their faces, and alerted the others.  They came galloping over clamouring for food.
“Mummy, mummy, is it lunchtime?” cried Kimona.
“I suppose so, darling.  Here, here’s some money.  Go and buy yourself something – no rubbish, mind, no crisps or chocolates.  Then come back here and eat with us.”
“Can we get milkshakes?”
“Yes – and get a couple for the boys, too.  Yes?”  They nodded.
They dashed away, and returned five minutes later with sandwiches, cakes, and shakes.  Kimona looked at the boys. 
“Why don’t they have their dummies in any more?”
Dana laughed.  “Well they had to eat, didn’t they?  And now they need to drink their shakes.  Unless you can tell me how they’re supposed to do that with their pacifiers in?”
“Oh.”
“Well, actually
” interrupted Jess, a wicked smile on her face, “there is a way.  I didn’t tell you, but these pacifiers I bought are not your standard ones.”
“We can see that,” said Toni.  “They’re gigantic!  And the teats
well, I’m not sure
”
“It’s not just that,” continued Jess.  “First of all, let’s put them back in, like Kimona suggested.”
“No, please
,” began Philip.  But he was swiftly silenced, and he and Matthew found their mouths neatly plugged once again.  They sat side by side, pained expressions on their faces.  Dana took the opportunity to push their hair back under their bonnets.
“Now
watch,” said Jess.  She put her nail behind a tiny lip of the edge of the boss of Philip’s pacifier, and flipped it open.  She did the same with Matthew’s.  Inside each was a little nozzle.
“Now, I think I remembered the feeding tubes
yes, here we are.”
She rummaged in her bag and produced two lengths of rubber tubing, each about twelve inches long.  She fitted them firmly to the nozzles.
“They look like little elephants!” screamed Lucy.
“Yes,” said Jess.  “And they can use their trunks just like elephants do.  Pass me a shake.  Raspberry, Philip?  Is that yours?”
He nodded, sullenly.
She slid the end of the tube into the straw hole, and gave it to Lucy to hold for him while he drank.
“Now, start suc-king.”
Philip did as he was told.  After a moment, milkshake began to fill the teat, and when he squeezed it with his tongue, it spurted into his mouth.
“He’s blushing!” said Toni.  “Why are you blushing, Philip?”
“Never mind,” said Jess.  “He’s got the idea.  Kim, would you like to give Matthew his now?”
“Yes!  This is fun!”
“And when everyone’s finished we can have photos.  Yes?”

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