Sabotage - Chapter 19

The whole car ride home, Serina could still feel the mess in the back of her pants. Although it had been long cleaned up and removed, the feeling of the mass between her panties and ass was so imprinted in her brain that she couldn’t escape the feeling of a phantom mess between her buttcheeks. The diaper’s bulk didn’t help, but it did provide a semblance of comfort for Serina as she drove.

She didn’t put on any music, she didn’t talk to herself, and her head was clear of any thoughts; Serina drove home in complete silence. When she got home, she parked in the drive and waited for a minute. It felt strange being home again during a school day, but she wasn’t too opposed. It was Friday, after all, and if the stress was causing the incontinence, then having a whole day to relax was exactly what she needed to do. So with a heavy sigh, she stepped out of the car and walked to the front door. For some reason, she was worried her dad would be home, even though both he and Jessica would be out until the workday was over. Nonetheless, she opened the door cautiously and poked in her head.

“Hello?” she called out. Nothing. “Hellooooo?” She tried again, still silence.

With the house now definitively hers, she dragged her backpack to her room and laid flat on her bed for a nap.

A few hours later, she woke up in a panic. She quickly shot her hands to her diaper, thinking she was peeing, but no...she was desperate. Serina was confused. Desperate? She hadn’t felt anything the last times, but now she was...desperate? She stayed in bed longer than she probably should have, confused by the pain that was coming from her bladder. Finally, once her stun had worn down, she got out of bed and used the toilet like a typical 18-year-old.

“Huh...weird…” She said as she peed. When she was done, she pulled the diaper back over her legs, still confused as to why it was still dry. Suddenly, a phone buzz broke her trance. She looked at her phone to see Ally had texted her.

Ally: Hey, didn’t see you in class today. Something happen this morning?

She walked back to her room in her dry diaper and replied.

Serina: Yeah. Bad accident again this morning. Won’t get into it, but the nurse sent me home, so I’m chilling. Early weekend.

Ally: Oh no, you gonna tell your dad about it?

Serina rolled her eyes at the question again.

Serina: No, I’ll figure this out.

With her head back against her pillow, she thought for a moment, then messaged Ally again.

Serina: Hey you wanna hang out this weekend? Catch up? It would be nice just to chill, and it’s also an excuse to get me out of this house. It’s weird when I’m home alone I need the toilet like normal. Like even just being around Breanna is stressing me out XD.

Ally: For sure! I’ll pick you up at 1ish, and we’ll get lunch too! And I thought you and Breanna were starting to get along? Strange that you’re only having those accidents around her.

Serina: I can drive too, but if you insist! And yeah it is.

Ally: Oh nonsense, Jerry doesn’t mind.

Serina had a quick chuckle escape her nose. She sometimes forgot that Ally’s parents were stupid wealthy, and so Jerry must have been her driver or butler or something.

Serina: Sounds good. I can’t wait!

Ally: :)

With that, Serina closed her phone and settled deeper into her pillow. While her body relaxed though, her mind didn’t as she started to reflect on her accidents again. Did she only have those non-feeling ones when around Breanna? She had had so many accidents that it was beginning to be hard to keep track…

At school, Breanna had a relatively normal day until lunch. She was sitting with Claire and Yana when Tyler approached her.

“Hey Brea,” he said awkwardly. “How are you?”

Yana and Claire stared at him strangely before Breanna broke the silence.

“I’m fine,” she said. An awkward silence held for a few seconds before Tyler cleared his throat.

“Can I talk to you...privately, for a moment?” He asked. Breanna’s heart was pounding, but she couldn’t show emotion. She swallowed her worry and simply stood up and allowed him to lead her away.

When the two found a quiet, empty hallway on the second floor, Tyler got right to the questioning.

“Look, I know I said I wanted to take things slow, and sometimes girls don’t like that but, I have a good feeling about you, and I was under the impression you were also interested in me, so...what happened?”

Breanna hung her head, knowing that it would be too hard to look him in the eye.

“It’s just...a difficult time, you know?” She mumbled.

“That’s what Rina said, but is that what you say?” He asked.

Breanna couldn’t answer.

“Look, I think there is something else going on here, and I just want you to let me know. It kept me up all night last night I...I just need to know. I thought you wanted to be more than…”

“I do,” Breanna finally spoke up. “I do want to be more than friends.”

“So, why can’t we?” Tyler asked. “I know it’s soon but-”

“It’s high school; things like this always happen fast. I wanted it fast. I was...I came to realize that it wasn’t the best idea right away.” Breanna cringed as she nearly told him the truth but then committed to the lie.

“So, you want...slow? Like I said?” Tyler asked, confused.

“Yes,” Breanna replied, unsure. “But like...really slow, you know? Let’s be best friends first. If we can be best friends, we’ll be even better boyfriends and girlfriends, you know?” Breanna smiled, hoping that would work.

“That sounds great,” Tyler replied. There was a heavy silence as the two moved closer together as if the air in the room was pushing for them to kiss. However, the ring of the lunch bell cleared that air, and the two cleared their throats.

“Better get to class,” Breanna said.

“Hey, tomorrow, you wanna do something? You know, as friends?” Tyler asked.

Breanna pondered for a moment, then decided, fuck it.

“If I can get the car, then yes. If not, another time. Okay?” She said. Breanna knew Tyler couldn’t pick her up since her parents and Serina would be all over that, so at least with the freedom of the car, she could create her own alibi.

“Deal, let me know!” Tyler said as he ran off to class. Breanna smiled but worried if she had made the right call.

At the end of the school day, Breanna hadn’t heard from Serina regarding her lift home. She stood by the parking lot, hoping and waiting before her phone buzzed. It was Robert.

Robert: Just parked around the side. Meet me here?

Breanna was confused, but replied “sure” and started heading over to the side of the building. She saw Robert’s car and hopped in the front seat. In the back, she saw a plastic bag from a pharmacy covering a package of something bulky.

“Hey, thanks; I thought Rina was coming to get me!” She said.

“I told her I would, but don’t get me wrong; this wasn’t just out of the kindness of my heart,” Robert said sternly.

“Oh?” Breanna asked, worried.

“Sorry, that came out wrong. You know I love you like my own daughter, and I would, of course, pick you up from...nevermind. What I’m trying to say is that I picked you up because I need you to tell me some things.”

Breanna’s heart was pounding.

“What things?” She asked.

“I need you to tell me everything about Serina’s accidents.”