"You know all of them? That's cheating!"

Sierra rolled her eyes, wishing she hadn't said anything now. She probably shouldn't have, since it was only a little magical manipulation that had allowed it to happen in the first place, but Hailey had been talking about hoping the kids in her cabin were good. Sierra knew she should have trusted her instincts and ignored the annoying girl. She was only a year younger than her, but it seemed to Sierra that she acted much more immaturely. All through their training, Hailey had seemed quite bratty and spoiled, but Sierra had thought it would be nice to give her a chance.

"It's just luck," Sierra lied. Of course, Sierra couldn't explain that half the reason she even took this job as a summer camp counselor was because of those kids. It was her fault they were finding themselves here, not to mention that they were in a position that made such a thing possible in the first place. She'd felt like the least she could do was try to keep an eye on them while they were here, both to make sure they had fun and were safe, and to make sure nothing went wrong with the strange spells on them. Even she wasn't entirely sure how all of them worked, even though she knew she had to have cast them!

"Yeah, right!" Hailey rolled her eyes, crossing her arms.

"Is everything all right?" Christy, the head counselor, asked, walking over to the picnic table they were seated at.

Sierra started to open her mouth to say yes when Hailey interrupted. "I was just saying that Sierra shouldn't have all kids that she already knows," she announced. "This is supposed to be special for them, and being around their babysitter isn't going to be that much different than what it's like at home!"

To Sierra's surprise, Christy seemed to agree. "You do have a point." When Sierra opened her mouth to protest, feeling her hastily made, but still somewhat intricate, plans starting to slip away, the older woman raised her hand slightly. "But you have to keep in mind how young these girls are. The parents of all the girls in Sierra's cabin made a special note about how nervous this whole experience is making them, so I think being around somebody familiar will help ease them into this new experience."

Hailey, sensing her defeat, shrugged, clearly biting back a, 'Whatever' for a more intelligent, "I guess you have a point."

"Speaking of that, though, I do need to talk to you, Sierra," Christy said, which got a smirk from Hailey. Sierra nodded and started to get up from her table, but before Christy could say anything, the bus containing the campers turned the corner, prompting the other counselors to get up and start preparing to meet the kids they would be in charge of for the next week. Another nervous looking counselor grabbed Christy for some quick questions and Sierra lost sight of her.

As the bus parked and kids started to pour out of it, Sierra quickly forgot about her boss's mysterious words. Instead, she was busy searching for her campers. Despite what she had inserted into their files, she doubted they would be too nervous in a new environment. At least, two of them wouldn't, and if the third was she would probably feel all right around them. The crowd was just too big, however. With all of them in the official camp uniform of yellow t-shirt and green shorts - quite similar to her own uniform, although she was allowed to wear whatever pants or shorts she liked even if the shirts were almost identical other than a tiny 'Counselor' badge at the bottom hem - she couldn't spot them until finally she saw them break free of the larger group, having found her themselves.

"Hi Sierra!"

Sierra smiled down at the pink haired girl who had taken the lead. It was still odd to see her like that after spending so long being afraid of her. After babysitting for her a couple times, though, it was obvious that she didn't remember anything about what had come before, certainly not the hypnotic triggers she had been given for her birthday to control Sierra. Then again, that had been for a birthday that this girl clearly wouldn't be having for a long time. "Hi Zoe!" she waved before turning her attention to the girls behind her.

"Hi Abby!" she said to the girl with the short, black hair. She could remember feeling scared of her before, and for good reason, but it was hard to feel too threatened now. Like the others, she was eight years old now and while she was still quite mischievous, she was much easier to handle. "Hi Laura! Need some help!"

The last of the girls, the little redhead, had unsurprisingly been given the task of carrying the others' bags. She was so sweet and quiet that Sierra almost wondered why she hung out with the other two now. As adults, she knew it was probably her curiosity into the others' interests, but she hadn't seen any sign that those had come up yet.

Then again, she wasn't entirely sure how the magic on them worked. As far as she could tell they were physically and mentally regressed back to kids, but considering who they were it was also possible that it was all physical and they were just enjoying their second childhood. She'd never seen any indication that they remembered her as anything more than a babysitter, though. Part of her had been tempted to put them in diapers while babysitting them as a kind of revenge, but that seemed cruel when they didn't even appear to know they had done the same to her.

It did worry her that she couldn't remember the exact spells she had used and what they did. Her memory of when it happened was fuzzy at best, but it had been a very trying, humiliating time that she would rather not remember too much anyway. She also didn't particularly want to risk undoing any of the spells at the moment to see how the victims felt about them.

"I'm fine!" Laura claimed, but she looked relieved when Sierra grabbed a backpack from her and handed it to Zoe. It felt surprisingly light for how much Laura seemed to be struggling with it, but Sierra had to remember how little they all were now. She was so used to being the smallest but now it was just the opposite.

"You guys should carry your own stuff," she told Zoe and Abby. "The cabin isn't too far! We can go get settled in before dinner!" She turned and started to lead them to their cabin, pausing just long enough to glance back and make sure they were coming.

They all seemed excited to see where they'd be staying for the next week, and although Zoe and Abby didn't seem happy with having to carry their own bags they did as they were told, since Sierra was, of course, the one in charge. Sierra was just thinking about how easy this week was going to be when she felt a pair of small arms close around her from behind. She chuckled, assuming it was Laura, and turned around as she said, "It's all right! You just have to tell them..."

The girl standing there beaming up at her, however, wasn't Laura. It wasn't Zoe or Abby, either. No, it was Madison, the girl she had babysat for so long at home, who had taken her wand at Thanksgiving and used it to diaper her, condemn her to the kiddy table, and fill her diaper with mashed potatoes while the other kids laughed. Sierra had been so busy after she'd gotten out of Ilvermorny that she'd barely seen Madison since then, but now she found herself blushing bright red just like she had every other time she'd gotten even a fleeting glimpse at the girl.

"Hi Sierra!" Madison grinned. "Can you believe Mommy let me come? She wasn't going to, but when your daddy told her you were working here she said yes!"

Sierra wasn't sure how to respond to that. She could see Madison was thrilled, and she was glad for the girl, but she also knew that Sierra was a witch. She suddenly worried that the wand stowed away in her things wasn't hidden well enough. She had a bad feeling about the exact reason Madison's mother had allowed her to come, and it was quickly confirmed when Christy popped back up.

"Sorry, looks like I'm a little late. We had a last minute addition to our roster, and her mother specifically requested you. She has, uh..." Christy looked over towards the other three girls, clearly trying to watch her words, "Well, I'm sure you know, but here's her file anyway. Sorry to spring this on you at the last second! I'll have someone bring by the rest of her uniforms later!"

Sierra put on her best fake smile and said, "No problem! It'll be great to hang out with Madison again!" She really did enjoy spending time with the girl, but their last big encounter had make that a little awkward. She would just have to make sure Madison didn't mention the wand to the other girls, and probably also tell her that she'd left it at home. She gave Madison a hug as Christy rushed off to take care of something else. "Well, Madison, meet Zoe, Laura and Abby. They're going to be staying in the cabin with us this week!"

Sierra watched the kids introduce themselves, nervously keeping an ear open for anything that sounded like Madison was about to say something about their counselor's 'talents', then finally took them to their cabin. It was small, but really quite cozy looking with its little porch on the outside, and its exposed rafters and wooden floors on the inside. There was a nice, large window on the front of the cabin with a large seat built along it on the inside, slightly padded so the girls could sit there and read or talk if they had a rainy day. The pair of bunk beds were pretty big, with a pair of drawers built underneath, each stocked with a supply of uniforms for one of her campers, except for the one meant for Madison, although that would soon be fixed. Sierra had a single bed, which was pretty comfortable as well. The bathroom was also pretty nice, with a double sink and two showers.

Sierra had decorated it as much as she'd had time for, picking flowers from the woods around the camp and putting them in vases on the windowsills and cutting out letters from construction paper to label the drawers with the girls' names. Maybe she'd let Madison do her own, so she could pick the colors she wanted, or maybe it would be an activity for all the girls, with each of them taking care of a couple letters. Madison was a pretty long name, after all!

She was excited to get the girls started on their first arts and crafts project when they walked into the cabin, letting them take in their surroundings before announcing, "Here are your beds! You can decide who's going to take the top and bottom bunks on your own. As for you, Madison, you get to sleep..."

Sierra turned to look at the girl, only to find her setting her bag down on the single bed and starting to pull out her stuffed animals. "Oh, no, sweetie, that's my bed! You get to sleep on the bunk bed with Laura! See, this is your drawer here, and I thought we could..."

"I don't like bunk beds," Madison declared. "Why can't I sleep here?"

"Well, that's my bed," Sierra said again. "And have you ever even slept on a bunk bed? They're not as scary as they look! I'm sure Laura will even let you sleep on the bottom bunk if you want, but the top one is pretty cool! Maybe you guys could switch partway through the week so you can both try it out!"

"I don't want to," Madison pouted. "That's not like my bed at home at all! Why don't you sleep on it if you like it so much?"

"I'm the counselor, Maddy, so that's my bed right there." Sierra gently picked up the stuffed kitty Madison had set down on her bed. She didn't want to seem too strict, but she also had to make sure Madison, and the rest of the girls, knew they had to obey her. "Besides, I'm the one in charge. That means I get to tell you what bed you sleep on."

Madison started to giggle. Sierra had a bad feeling about what was coming, and almost as soon as the girl opened her mouth and started to say, "You weren't in charge when..." she grabbed her and pulled her into the bathroom.

"Madison, we can't talk about that in front of anyone else at camp, okay?" Sierra said quietly but urgently. "Nobody else knows about what we can do."

"Oh, right," Madison nodded sagely. "I didn't think about that."

"I know," Sierra smiled down at her, ruffling her hair. "But that's why I'm here! So, our little incident at Thanksgiving is going to be our little secret, right?"

Sierra knew she was in trouble when Madison responded with a thoughtful, "Hmm," instead of yes. "Can I play with your wand when we're alone, at least? That was so cool!"

"You're going to have all kinds of other things to do!" Sierra told her. "There's hiking, and swimming, and crafts, and sports, and lots of other stuff! Besides, I didn't even bring it!"

Madison looked a little disappointed, and perhaps even a bit skeptical, but she seemed to accept that answer for the time being. When they went back out to the main room of the cabin, the other girls were gone. The front door was standing wide open, and when Sierra rushed over to it she could see them running around outside, chasing each other. At first she wanted to call them back in so they could label Madison's drawer, but instead she decided this could be the perfect time to hide her wand.

"Why don't you go play with them?" she suggested. "They're nice, I promise! You should get to know them, and I'll be right here if you need me. I have some boring grown-up things to take care of."

Madison hesitated for a second before following her advice, heading out the door. Sierra shut it behind her as the girl shyly approached the trio, making sure she could still keep an eye on them from the front window. Quickly, she knelt down by the drawers under her own bed, setting Madison's file down and digging through her own clothes until she pulled out the wand. But where was she going to put it? The cabin was small, without a lot of space for keeping anything hidden. She hadn't expected it to be a problem, but obviously she should have thought ahead and been preparing for the worst. Next time, maybe she'd just leave the wand at home. Surely nothing bad could come from that, would it?

She could try to disguise the wand, but that hadn't worked out so well for her when she'd tried it at Zoe's house. She had no idea how powerful Madison's magical gifts were, either, and it was always possible she would see through any disguise Sierra set up. Madison might already sense it anyway and be drawn to it without even realizing it! In a place this size, it almost seemed inevitable.

After several long minutes of debate, the best Sierra could come up with was to use a levitation spell on a blanket from her bed to get her up to the exposed rafters, then use a sticking charm on the top of one of them. She set the wand on there after using a spell to begin her blanket's descent, feeling relatively confident that her deception would work. At the end of the week, once the girls were gone, an Accio spell ought to be strong enough to break the sticking charm and bring the wand to her. If not, she could always just go get a ladder.

Only when she turned to check on the girls did she realize the biggest flaw in her plan. She could see them outside the window, but of course the glass worked both ways. She didn't notice any of them watching, but they easily could have been! She bit her bottom lip and looked up, wondering if she should try somewhere else. There really weren't many other options, though, and it didn't seem like she'd been seen.

Instead, she picked Madison's file back up to verify what she had a feeling she was going to find, given what Christy had tried to say earlier. Sure enough, Madison's bedwetting was noted in there. Sierra felt a little bad going through Madison's bag, but it barely took any hunting at all to find the stash of diapers her mother had sent her with. Given everything they'd put her through, Sierra had been tempted to add a line to the other three's files with something similar, but since they didn't seem to remember any of that it just seemed needlessly mean. She didn't think they would tease Madison if they found out about her problem, but at the same time it was hard to tell for sure. It definitely didn't seem like Madison was very experienced with hiding it, and when they finally got around to unpacking it was very possible one of them could catch a glimpse.

Sierra took the diapers and the little changing kit Madison's mother had prepared and slid them into the bottom of her own drawer. She would have to help Madison put them on anyway, and she could sneak them into the bathroom herself to make things a little easier on the girl. At least the nightshirt Madison had brought looked nice and long, and should hide the diapers well.

She was about to head outside when Zoe came rushing in. "Sierra, come on! Abby has Laura tied up with a jump rope and won't let her go!"

"What?!" Sierra hurried outside. Obviously, that wasn't an ideal situation in any circumstances, but it was even more worrying when Abby was the one doing it. That seemed like just the sort of thing that she would do as an adult, leading Sierra to worry that the magic on her was wearing off. Of course, there wasn't a lot Abby could do to her at that size, but she could try to remind the other two of their former adult lives. And if she didn't do that, she could still be a nuisance with her... interests.

Zoe led Sierra away from the cabin and out into the woods, each step making Sierra feel worried that she somehow hadn't noticed the girls getting so far away. Clearly, she needed to be paying closer attention to them! Who knew what those troublemakers would get up to out on their own! After a few minutes, however, she began to suspect that something was up when Zoe's path seemed to take them by the same group of trees she was sure they'd already passed. She didn't want to accuse Zoe of lying when the story had seemed quite plausible, but as she began paying a little more attention to the directions the girl was taking her, she began to realize they were pretty random.

"Zoe, where are they?" she asked finally. Zoe's eyed widened for just a moment before she tried to launch into her story, just long enough that Sierra realized she'd been tricked. "This isn't funny, Zoe!" she shook her head. "You shouldn't scare me, or lie to me, like that!"

Zoe giggled. "You totally believed me! Abby just thought of that off the top of her head, and she said there was no way you'd fall for it! But you did!"

There was really no way to deny that, so Sierra just rolled her eyes and did her best to ignore it. "Where are they, Zoe?" she asked again. "And where is Madison?" She had a sudden bad feeling about all of this. Unfortunately, she was at Zoe's mercy here, since if Abby and Laura were in the woods, she couldn't exactly leave them there to go see if Madison was looking for, or had found, her wand.

"I don't know," Zoe shrugged playfully.

Sierra sighed. "Zoe, you need to tell me! You guys can't just run off like this! There could be all kinds of things out here, and you need to stay near me so I can make sure you're all safe!" Sierra thought for sure she heard a rustling sound, though when she turned her head, she didn't see anything. Having a feeling she knew what was going on, she said, "I was really, really scared, Zoe. I thought something bad really might have happened, and that would have made me very sad. Do you want me to be sad?"

There was another rustling sound, and this time Sierra caught a flash of red hair when she turned, just before it was pulled back out of view. She shook her head and walked over to the trees where she'd seen it, finding Abby and Laura huddled up behind them. Abby looked annoyed, but Laura quickly gave Sierra a hug. "It's okay! We're all fine!"

"That's good, Laura," Sierra sighed, hugging the girl back. "But if you guys do something like this again, I'm going to have to write to your mommies and tell them you were acting up. Now, did Madison go back to the cabin?"

"No," Abby shook her head.

Sierra looked around, trying to spot the last girl, suddenly feeling even more worried. She'd been so worried about her stupid wand that she hadn't even thought about the possibility that Madison could be out there somewhere, maybe lost! She didn't want to lose any of the girls, obviously, but especially not Madison! She was sure that if the other girls were in any real danger, their adult minds would manage to take over to help protect them, but Madison really was just a kid! "Where is she?" she demanded.

"She never left," Abby giggled.

Sierra shot her a dirty look, which only made her laugh more. "Come on, we're going back!" she snapped at them, suddenly regretting this whole camp decision. Maybe she should have at least put them in separate cabins. They marched back to the cabin, Sierra feeling more and more worried about what they'd find when they got there, but when they finally emerged from the trees Madison was just sitting on the edge of the porch, swinging her legs.

"Hi!" she waved.

Sierra forced herself not to act too worried, not wanting to make the girl suspect that there was a reason she shouldn't be allowed to be alone at the cabin, other just her age. "What have you been up to?"

"Shouldn't you know that?" asked a familiar voice from inside the cabin. "You're supposed to be looking after all your kids, not just the ones you know!"

Sierra suppressed a sigh as Hailey stepped out of the cabin, followed by her campers. "What are you doing here, Hailey?" Sierra asked, trying not to sound too annoyed.

"Oh, we told Christy we'd help out," Hailey gave Sierra an overly sweet smile. "So we delivered Madison's uniforms. She told you somebody would be by, didn't she?"

"Well, yes," Sierra had to answer.

"And you still thought it was a good idea to leave poor Madison here all alone?" Hailey smirked. "Great counseling, there. Christy is going to love hearing about this!"

"Well... But..." Sierra stammered, feeling flustered, especially knowing that this annoying girl was younger than her.

"Come on, girls, let's go back to the cool cabin," Hailey announced.

"Yeah, bye bedwetters!" one of her girls yelled at them as the group began to walk away.

Sierra saw Madison's eyes widen, and knew that her own likely had as well, as the other three looked at each other in confusion.

"Now, come on," Hailey admonished her camper. "We said we wouldn't tease them about that." She lowered her voice just slightly enough to make Sierra wonder if she really thought the girls they were walking away from couldn't hear, "At least not to their faces!"

"I knew you wet the bed!" Zoe shoved Laura's shoulders. "Now we're gonna get teased all week because of you!"

"It isn't me!" Laura blushed bright red. "We've had sleepovers! You know that!"

"It isn't anybody," Sierra quickly interjected. "They're just being mean. I promise you, there are no bedwetters in this cabin!"

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That, of course, only made the girls more curious. Madison was especially quiet for the rest of the day as they went to the cafeteria for supper, then to the big opening night bonfire. Sierra hoped that all the excitement would make the girls forget about the whole thing, but as they were heading back to their cabin one of Hailey's kids shouted, "Night-night bedwetter cabin!"

The girls were mortified, especially Madison. Sierra didn't want to make too big of an issue of it, so as Zoe, Laura and Abby got ahead of them, still arguing about which of them had earned their cabin that nickname, Sierra whispered to Maddy, "It's okay! Just come into the bathroom when you hear me turning off my shower tonight and I'll get you all fixed up!"

"But I don't..." Madison pouted, only to stop as they reached the cabin. Sierra let the trio get cleaned up and changed into their PJs first, then went to grab fresh underthings out of the drawers under her bed. When she opened them, however, they were full of camper uniforms in a size much too small for her!

"Hailey put all your clothes over there when I told her I was sleeping here," Madison told her, pointing over at the still unlabeled bunk bed drawer where her stuff should have been.

Sierra sighed. That at least explained why they were teasing her campers, but it also presented a problem, since she wasn't sure she could move the diapers to her own bed's storage without any of the other girls seeing. She would have to wait until the next day and hope she found a chance. "You can sleep on that bed tonight," Sierra told Madison, "but tomorrow you need to sleep on the bunk bed with Laura, okay?"

"Are you bunking with me?" Laura asked, eyes shining with excitement as she looked up at Sierra.

"Just for tonight," Sierra said, going over to the bunk bed and getting out her clothes, carefully hiding a diaper and the changing kit among them as well as she could. This would be easier if she could just leave the diaper in the bathroom and let Madison put it on herself, but she still hadn't mastered that last time Sierra had sat for her, and the note in her file mentioned that the counselor would have to do it, so Sierra assumed she still hadn't.

Sierra set her clothes aside and got into the shower. She was surprised to hear the bathroom door open while she was still in the middle of cleaning herself, but she assumed Madison had gotten nervous so she finished up quickly, grabbing her towel and clothes from beyond the curtain and changing before stepping out. Sure enough, Madison was out there, already in her nightshirt.

"You ready?" Sierra asked.

"No," Madison shook her head. "I don't need it! I haven't done that in a long time!"

"Well, that might be true, but your mommy said you need to wear it, so I think we'd better do it just in case," Sierra told her.

"No," Madison protested, tears starting to form in the corners of her eyes. "I don't need them! Just tell her I wore them!"

"Don't you think she'd be suspicious when you come home with just as many as you went with?" Sierra asked. Of course, she could have just thrown them away, but she had a feeling Madison really might still need them, even if it did make sense that her mother was being overly cautious.

"I guess," Madison shrugged, luckily not thinking of that herself. She did think of another solution, however, as she looked up at Sierra. "Why don't you wear them for me? I know you had some trouble with that before," she giggled.

"No, Maddy," Sierra insisted, blushing. "That was only because of your spell, and besides, these won't fit me!"

When she looked down at the diaper in her hand, however, she realized that she was wrong. Somehow, even though she was certain it had been child sized when she'd pulled it out of the drawer, it now looked big enough that it probably could go on her. She heard a giggle and shot her head back upwards to realize Madison was holding her wand. The little brat had found it after all!

"Madison, give me that," she insisted.

"No!" Madison shook her head, pointing the wand at her. "Put that on!"

"Madison..." Sierra said, trying to sound threatening. It didn't seem to work. After everything she'd done last time, Madison seemed to know that she held all the power here. Sierra could try to grab the wand out of her hands, but if she failed who knew what would happen? With a sigh, she slid out of her shorts and underwear, clumsily taping the diaper into place on herself. She could almost feel herself regressing right there, wanting to stomp her feet and whine about how this wasn't fair and she didn't need this. She had to stop and remind herself that she was the grown-up here.

"I'm not even going to bed yet!" she declared, wishing she'd been thinking clearly enough to say it before taping the diaper on. "See, I don't have my pajamas because it's only lights out for you guys!" Once they were all asleep, she was going to head over to the dining hall with most of the other counselors and hang out. There was no way she was going to do that with a diaper under her shorts, though! "I'll tell you what, though, I'll put this back on when I do get ready for bed," she said with no intention of keeping that promise.

"If we're all going to bed, I think you should, too!" Madison declared, and before Sierra could even try to argue the point she had flicked the wand and Sierra looked down to find her counselor uniform gone, replaced with her PJs. She gave a little shiver as she was reminded of the day before Thanksgiving, shifting nervously in place. She hadn't brought her pajamas with the intention of hiding a diaper beneath them, and the t-shirt and shorts didn't seem like they were going to do the best job at it. She had to tug the shorts up quite high to make sure the diaper didn't stick out from the top of them. Unfortunately, doing that meant that they came dangerously close to being visible from the legholes, and the shirt she was nowhere near long enough to tug down and cover the bulge the padding in her shorts, even though she tried.

"All right, see?" Sierra sighed. "All ready. Now give me back my wand."

Instead, Madison ran out of the bathroom with it, hopping onto the bed that should have been Sierra's. Sierra sighed, looking at herself nervously in the mirror and hoping the other girls wouldn't notice what she was wearing, or hear it. Tugging at the hem of her sleep shirt a little more, she walked out into the main room, her bottom crinkling softly all the way.

"I moved my stuff to the bottom bunk!" Laura announced as soon as she saw her. "I remember how much you said you liked the top bunk!"

"Huh?" Sierra was so preoccupied with what she was now wearing, and the situation she knew she was in, that she almost forgot about how she'd tried to convince Madison to try the bunk beds earlier. "Oh, great, thanks," she gave a weak smile. The top bunk might at least shield her from prying eyes a little more, but when she looked at the ladder she realized that climbing it would give the girls an even better look at her padded bottom through her thin shorts. Would they notice? It shouldn't have been an issue, since she shouldn't have to go to bed yet, but she had a bad feeling Madison hadn't changed her mind on that. If she did have to climb now, with the girls all awake and they just happened to glance up, it could be humiliating!

"All right, time for lights out!" she announced, heading over to the switch by what should have been her bed.

"I can get the lights!" Madison said helpfully. She had the wand tucked away somewhere already, not that Sierra would have tried to snatch it away in front of the other girls anyway. She didn't want them to see it at all, much less think it was anything important. "You go ahead and get into bed! I wouldn't want you to get hurt climbing up in the dark!"

Sierra forced a smile. Unable to think of any good reason to refuse, she returned to the ladder, annoyed at having been outwitted by an eight year old, especially one who hadn't even realized what she was doing! The crinkling sounded even louder as she moved now, trying to walk as normally as she could with the bulk of the diaper between her legs. She was sure that the girls were all watching, now that she'd said it was bedtime and she was the last one up, but she did her best to ignore them as she grabbed the ladder and anxiously pulled herself up to the top bunk, sliding under her covers. Her cheeks burned red as Madison switched off the lights, leaving her there in bed, surrounded by much younger girls that she was in charge of, even though she was the only one wearing a diaper under her PJs.

She wasn't even all that tired, but since all of her books and phone were down by her own bed, she would have had to get down to grab any of them to distract herself. She doubted the girls were asleep yet, either, and moving around would only draw more attention to herself. So she squirmed boredly in her bunk bed for a while, pouring as she tried and failed to find a position that let her forget what was under her pajama shorts. She wasn't sure how she'd know for sure the girls were all sleeping, but once that happened she was determined to climb down and get her wand back. She wasn't sure where she could hide it, now that Madison had so easily found it in the only spot she could think of in the cabin, but clearly she had to do something else. She wasn't about to spend every night for the next week like this!

She scooted herself over to the edge of the bed, looking down at Madison sprawled out in her bed. She looked so sweet and innocent that Sierra felt silly for giving in to her demands so easily. She'd barely even put up a fight, just gave in and diapered herself when she was told! Madison was powerful, though, and the worse part was that she had no idea how powerful, or how to control that power. It was hard to tell what the wand would do in her hands! Sierra had to get it away from her, not only to save herself from any further humiliations, but also for the girl's own sake!

Unfortunately, as she waited on the top bunk, looking over at the other beds she could see and debating whether the movement she saw there was from girls who were still awake or just normally tossing and turning during sleep, her eyelids began to grow heavy. She blushed in the darkness, trying to fight it. She was supposed to be waiting for the kids to fall asleep so she could go off and party with the other grown-ups, not falling asleep with the campers! Especially not while wearing a diaper! But the longer she stayed there in the dark, the harder it became to remind herself of that, until finally, without fully realizing it, she dozed off.

The next thing she knew, her eyes were blinking open just in time to see somebody's head peeking over the side of her bed from the ladder. She fidgeted for a moment, rearranging the blanket over herself to make sure her shorts were fully covered, before looking back to try to see which of her campers it was, starting to say, "Did you have a bad dream?"

She only got partway through the words when she realized the face wasn't as familiar as it should have been. She gasped, a trickle of pee escaping into her diaper at the thought of somebody else discovering her here, in a diaper. The fact that it was now wet only made it worse! In her panic, she didn't notice that its eyes were widening as well as Sierra spoke. Quickly, the girl's head vanished as she started climbing down the ladder, hissing, "The counselor is here! Let's get out of here!"

"Nuh-uh!" another voice replied snottily. "Hailey said she was going to be off with the other counselors!"

"But that's her!" the first girl pointed up at the top bunk. "She can't catch us here!"

"Why would a counselor be sleeping in the...?"

"I think you'd better get back to your cabin," Sierra interrupted their talk, enough of her confidence restored to dare to speak. Mostly because she was pretty sure the invader hadn't noticed her puffy bottom. "Or do I need to tell Miss Christy that you were out of your cabin past lights out?"

Sierra heard Zoe stirring with a drowsy, "You're too loud!" as the figures, which were looking more and more like the girls Sierra had seen with Hailey earlier that day, rushed out of the cabin. To Sierra's dismay, Zoe was loud enough to make the other girls start to wake up, and before long, they were all awake. Worryingly, Madison reached straight for the wand as soon as she woke, though the other girls didn't seem to notice.

Sierra, too scared to climb down from her bunk now that her diaper was used, even if it was only a little, could only try to calm them down from above as Zoe explained what she'd seen. She didn't want any of the girls to worry, of course, but she especially didn't want Madison doing anything crazy with the wand. "I'm sure it was nothing, just a silly prank," Sierra tried to tell them as they wondered why the girls had invaded their cabin like that.

She almost succeeded, too, until Abby picked up a fallen bottle of water from the floor that none of the girls recognized. "They were calling us bedwetters all night!" Abby reminded the others, making Sierra squirm all the more in her damp diaper. "They were sneaking in here to try to make it look like we really were!"

"We can't let them get away with this!" Zoe declared. "We have to get back at them!"

"But they didn't do anything," Sierra reminded them. "I scared them off, so I don't think they'll be back tonight. Besides, you don't want to get in trouble for breaking curfew, do you? Come on, let's just go back to sleep!"

Madison looked up at her with a pout. Sierra wasn't sure the girl even remembered she was holding the wand, or thought about it, but her emotions were clearly running high. As she responded, "Why don't you go back to sleep?!" Sierra wasn't sure if she was aware of the small ball of light that shot from her wand, which was too fast and hard to dodge when stuck on the top bunk. Almost instantly after it hit her, Sierra was fast asleep.

Luckily, her unusually early bedtime the night before meant that Sierra still woke back up before the girls. She had slept so soundly after the spell that she almost wondered if that whole incident had been a dream until she hurriedly crept down the ladder to try to get changed before anyone else started to stir and saw her campers laid out in their beds. She could just imagine what had happened after she'd been knocked out.

The other girls had surely noticed Madison's magic and had been curious. Maybe it was part of their true natures starting to break through Sierra's spells, or maybe they were just kids feeling scared after the other cabin had broken in and thought that being grown-ups would help them protect themselves. It could had started out that way, and then the girls had just seen it as a fun new way of playing dress-up, though without clothes since none of their own would have fit them. They were all taller, though none of them would have passed as grown-ups still. Madison was probably just unfamiliar with that spell, though, and as a kid herself she didn't fully comprehend all the differences.

It was hard to tell for sure while they were lying down, but it looked like their new heights were a little taller than was natural. Sierra could just imagine one of them, probably Zoe, saying that she wanted to be taller than Sierra was and Madison's spell going a bit overboard. In addition to that, Zoe had bigger breasts, Laura longer hair, and Abby seemed to have lost most of the baby fat that had kept her looking even younger than she physically now was.

Obviously Sierra couldn't leave them like that, so she quietly made her way to Madison's bed, where she had apparently been too sleepy to try to re-hide the wand before dozing off again since she was still holding onto it. Sierra gently pried the girl's fingers open and took her wand back, turning to the other girls to cast a spell to try to undo the magic on them. Unfortunately, it didn't seem to do anything.

Frowning, she tried to think of how else she could get them back to their right size and shape. Clearly she couldn't just try to zap them back to their proper age, since that would result in them being older than her. They were already the right age, despite whatever all Madison had done to them, so she couldn't just use that, either. After a minute or two, she decided her best bet would be to use the clothes they had bought as a guideline, making sure that they were all the right size to fit into them again.

It was lucky that she had labeled their clothes drawers, she thought to herself. That would make things easier. It looked like Madison might have made herself a little bigger, too, if not as much as the other girls, so it would be smart to go ahead and fix her as well. As she was about to start her wand movements, though, she remembered that her own clothes were in Madison's drawer and vice versa. That could have been bad! A few adjustments later to make sure everyone would be magically assigned their own clothes to fit into, she quietly said the new incantation and waved her wand again, satisfied that everything was going to be all right.