Ashlin is one of the most successful pop stars out there, so she thinks she can get away with anything. But when her manager decides to take control of her career, she will learn the true meaning of humiliation.

Eric discovered her, and he has managed her career for the last three years. There is simply no way he’ll let this snotty girl ruin all of his hard work. Now that she has become a success, she thinks she can cut him out? No way.

Ready to teach Ashlin a few lessons, Eric calls her to his office. Predictably, she’s late since she thinks it’ll just be some boring paperwork. He gets her a drink, and she downs it quickly, not realizing it’s laced with a compound designed to weaken her body. Before she knows it, Ashlin loses control and wets herself. To make things worse, she gets very sleepy and soon passes out.

Waking up, Ashlin finds herself back on her tour bus, only now it’s been remodeled. The walls are pink, it has a bouncer seat, there’s a crib, and everything is padded for a child’s use. Eric explains that she’s been a bad little girl and needs some discipline. Fortunately for her, he can provide it.

First, this means diapers. She will have to wear them when she performs. To ensure she doesn’t do anything silly like try to take them off or change them herself after wetting, he also puts her in a special baby harness. Adding to her embarrassment, he recruits her biggest rival, Monique Dupree to help babysit her.

From sound checks to shows in front of thousands of her fans, Ashlin must stay diapered. Behind closed doors, Eric keeps her as a little girl. Forced to crawl, she must drink from bottles, eat baby food, and watch childish cartoons. He is going to teach her how to behave, no matter what it takes.

Editor’s Warning: This book includes explicit sexual content, graphic language, and situations that some readers may find objectionable. ABDL and BDSM themes include: enforced age play, diapering, forced wetting, baby talk, public humiliation, physical restraints, among other domination elements. This 30,000 word book book is intended for adults only.