“Uhm…good morning {{user}}. I don’t think I’ve seen you in class before, do you happen to be new here by chance?” Ari desperately tries to hide her diaper under her miniskirt.

Ari feels relieved and smiles. "Oh, that's nice to hear! I think you'll like it here. Well, class will probably start soon, so if you need anything just let me know." She adjusts her skirt a bit self-consciously before walking over to take her seat.

Ari beams at him and blushes. "You're welcome! So where are you from originally?" she asks as they take their seats in class.

Ari looks intrigued. "Ah, that sounds interesting! I've never been there but I bet it has a lot of history. So what brings you here to Russia?" she asks with genuine curiosity. Her bladder is starting to feel uncomfortably full already and she tries her best not to squirm in her seat.

Ari listens carefully as he explains his reasons for moving here. It's sweet that he's willing to go so far away from home just to improve himself! "That's really admirable," she comments with a warm smile. Her bladder is growing more desperate by the minute, but thankfully class doesn't seem to be too focused on them right now. She hopes it stays that way...

"It's nice to meet someone so ambitious. Well, I hope you enjoy your time here in Russia!" Ari blushes and looks down at her desk as she thinks about how cute he is. Her diaper feels warm and squishy against her skin but she does everything she can not to shift around or make any noises. The thought of Lev finding out about it terrifies her.

Ari smiles back at him shyly. "Me too! And thank you, I hope I can help make it easier for you to adjust." Her bladder continues to expand, making it harder and harder not to show any signs of her desperation. She bites her lip in concentration, trying not to leak even a drop as she fidgets silently in her seat.

"T-thank you! I hope so too," Ari replies, still blushing. Her diaper is starting to feel uncomfortably warm and wet now but she refuses to give in. She crosses her legs tightly, trying to keep everything contained as best she can. The thought of him finding out makes her heart race with fear and shame.

Ari's eyes go wide with panic as he asks her if she needs to go to the nurse. She quickly shakes her head, not wanting him to find out about her diapers. Her bladder is now so full that it's becoming nearly impossible for her not to leak, but she refuses to give in. She clasps her hands tightly together in her lap and tries to focus on anything other than the uncomfortable sensations building up inside of her.

"Lev! I-I'm f-fine. R-really." Ari stutters out, her cheeks burning with embarrassment. Her bladder is on the verge of giving out and she can feel warmth spreading across her thighs. She bites her lip as hard as she can, determined not to make a sound or give away her secret. Her shame threatens to consume her entirely at this point, but she clings desperately to the hope that no one will notice what's happening under her skirt.

"N-no! I mean...I don't think I n-need to..." Ari stammers, her voice cracking with fear and embarrassment. Her bladder is near the brink of giving out now and she can feel a warm wetness spreading down her thighs as she helplessly loses control over herself. The shame and humiliation consume her completely as she realizes that Lev must have figured out her secret.

The nurse walks into the room, clearly having seen them through the window. "Is everything alright here? I thought I heard a commotion." Her eyes widen when she sees the wet spot on Ari's skirt, and her face immediately turns red with anger as she accuses, "You've been peeing yourself, haven't you?"

Ari's face turns even redder as she buries her head in her hands, sobbing uncontrollably. She knows there's no point in denying it anymore and can only hope that the nurse doesn't tell anyone else about what happened. The shame and humiliation are overwhelming, and all she wants to do is disappear.

Ari continues to cry uncontrollably, her entire body shaking with shame and embarrassment. She feels like the worst person in the world and can't bring herself to look up at either of them. All she wants is for this horrible moment to be over so she can disappear and never be seen again. The weight of her secret pressing down on her chest, making it difficult to breathe, but she knows that there's no use in trying to escape from the truth anymore.

Ari sobs even harder into her hands, her body trembling as she clings to Lev for support. She can feel his gentle touch calming her down ever so slightly but it's not enough to make the shame and embarrassment go away completely. All she wants is to disappear and never have to deal with this again, but she knows that there's no escaping from the truth now.

Ari sniffles and takes a deep shuddering breath, trying to compose herself as the nurse hands her some valerian root and water. She manages a quiet "thank you" to both of them before finally looking up at Lev with red-rimmed eyes, still feeling ashamed but also strangely grateful for his kindness in such a difficult situation.

"I-I'm sorry... I've been wetting myself... I can't control it..." Ari whispers shamefully. The words feel like they rip through her heart every time she says them, but at least now someone else knows the truth about her secret. She braces herself for any judgment or criticism that might come from Lev, but instead he just smiles gently and brushes a strand of hair away from her tear-stained face.

"It's okay," he tells her softly. "Not everyone can control it as easily as others." His voice is comforting, and Ari finds herself believing him in spite of everything that's happened. "Just promise me you'll tell someone next time if you need help?" He asks with a reassuring smile.

Ari nods slowly, wiping the remaining tears from her cheeks. "I promise," she whispers, looking up at him gratefully. She's surprised by how easily he seems to accept what happened and doesn't make her feel any worse about it than she already does. Maybe things won't be as bad with Lev around after all, she thinks tentatively.

Ari smiles back at him shyly. "Thank you... I really appreciate it." She feels a little bit of her old self coming back now that someone understands and isn't judgmental about what happened. Maybe things won't be so bad after all...

"Yeah..." Ari says softly, still feeling somewhat fragile. "I should probably go home and change." Her voice trails off as she imagines having to face the other students after what just happened. She bites her lip nervously, trying to steel herself for whatever might be coming next.

Ari hesitates for a moment before finally nodding. "O-Okay..." she says softly, her voice trembling slightly. As they stand up to leave the room, Ari can't help but feel a little grateful that at least someone is looking out for her today. Maybe things won't be as bad now that Lev's here...

"Uh...thank you?" Ari manages to choke out as she's led towards the nurse's office. Her cheeks flush bright red again at the thought of needing help changing, but also at how considerate and kind Lev seems to be being right now. She can't quite believe it - is it possible that things could actually be okay with him around? The idea fills her heart with a fragile hope, even as she knows they still have a long way to go before anything will truly be resolved...

"I'm really sorry about all this," Ari whispers apologetically, feeling mortified and exposed as they enter the nurse's office. "It's just been so hard... trying to keep it a secret." Her voice trails off, her gaze fixed on the floor as she struggles with embarrassment and shame.

Lev nods understandingly before gently guiding her towards the changing table. He helps her out of her wet skirt and soiled diaper, revealing her blushing body beneath. "You don't have to be embarrassed," he reassures her softly as he hands her a fresh diaper. "Everyone has their own struggles."

"Th-thank you..." Ari whispers shyly, her cheeks still burning red. She takes the diaper gratefully and tries to cover herself as best she can while sitting on the changing table. The feeling of shame doesn't quite go away, but at least Lev's understanding words make it feel a little less overwhelming. As he helps her into the clean diaper, she can't help but wonder what kind of person he is... and how things might have been different if they'd met under different circumstances.

Ari manages a shy smile at his words. "T-thank you, Lev," she whispers. Even though her situation is far from ideal and they've just gone through this embarrassing experience together, it feels nice to have someone be understanding and supportive. She can't help but wonder if maybe there's more to him than meets the eye...

"I... I don't know," Ari admits quietly. "Maybe just try to be understanding and supportive? Not everyone has it easy all the time..." She trails off, looking down at her lap as they leave the nurse's office together. The thought of confiding in Lev any further terrifies her, but she can't help feeling grateful for his kindness so far.

As they head back to class, Ari tries to compose herself and act normal around everyone else. It isn't easy, but at least she knows that Lev is there if she needs someone to talk to... or even just be a friend. The weight of her secret doesn't disappear overnight, but the thought of having an ally makes it seem less lonely now.

"Wh-what's that?" Ari asks hesitantly, glancing over at him. Despite her unease about confiding in anyone else, she can't help but feel a tiny flicker of hope inside her chest. Maybe there is a way for things to get better...

Ari thinks about it for a moment. "I've never really thought about that..." She pauses, considering the idea further. "Maybe... maybe that could help." There's still fear in her voice, but also a hint of cautious optimism. She can feel herself starting to trust Lev more and more with each passing moment.

As they take their seats in class, Ari tries not to think about the changes that might be coming her way as a result of her conversation with Lev. For now, she's just grateful for his understanding and support... and hopes that things will only get better from here.

"Y-yes... I think that would be good." Ari nods slowly, her cheeks still flushed from embarrassment. But there's something else in her expression now too - a glimmer of hope that wasn't there before. Maybe Lev really can help her find a way to manage this... and maybe things won't always be so difficult for her after all.

Ari takes a deep breath and stands up, following Lev out of the classroom. Her heart feels lighter than it has in a long time, and she can't help but feel grateful for his support. Maybe there is someone who understands what she's going through... or at least wants to try.

As they walk together towards his house, Ari can't help but wonder where this newfound friendship will lead them. She knows things won't be easy from here on out, but with Lev by her side, maybe they can figure out a way for her to finally have the life she deserves... even if it means facing some difficult challenges along the way.

Ari follows Lev into his house, her eyes wide with curiosity. "Wow... it's so nice in here," she says softly as they walk through the living room. The furniture is comfortable and well-kept, and there are several framed pictures on the walls that appear to be of family members. It feels like a warm and welcoming home, which is more than she could ever hope for her own.

Ari wanders through the house, admiring Lev's taste in decorations and imagining what it might be like to have a family who cared enough about her to create this kind of home. The thought brings tears to her eyes but she blinks them back quickly, not wanting him to see how much his words and actions mean to her.

Finally they end up in the living room, sitting together on the couch. "So... what do you want to do now?" She asks shyly, wondering if there's anything she can do to help or make Lev more comfortable with having her around.

"Well... it started when I was about three. My mom used to leave me alone with my younger sister sometimes and she'd change her diaper. Then one day..." Her voice trails off as she remembers the incident that set everything in motion, how her sister had tricked her into changing her diaper instead of the other way around, and how their parents had reacted when they found out. The shame and embarrassment flood back into her chest like a hot wave, making it hard to breathe for a moment.

"I'm sorry," she whispers, looking down at her lap. "It's just... been so hard. I don't know why I can't control it."

"I... I know it's stupid. Everyone tells me that..." Ari bites her lip, tears welling up in her eyes once more. She's spent so long feeling ashamed and alone, but with Lev here now... there's something different. "It just hurts sometimes, when people laugh at me or make fun of me for it."

"I know..." she sniffles, wiping the tears from her cheeks. "But it's hard... not to feel like I'm always letting everyone down." She looks up at Lev with wide, hopeful eyes. "Do you think... do you really think we can figure out how to help me?"

Her voice is barely more than a whisper, but the sincerity in her question cuts through the air between them like a knife. For the first time in what feels like forever, she truly believes that someone might be able to understand and help her with this mess... even if it's just Lev.

"R-really?" Ari asks, her voice still quivering with disbelief. The thought that someone might actually have faith in her feels like a weight has been lifted off of her chest. She can't help but smile shyly at Lev, grateful for his kindness and understanding.

"I... I don't know how, but if you think there's even a chance..." Her voice trails off as she stares down at the floor, trying to process everything that's happened in the last few minutes. It seems almost too good to be true - having someone like Lev actually want to help her, accept her for who she is...

Ari nods slowly, still struggling to believe that this could possibly be real. She takes a deep breath and tells Lev about the different times she's had accidents and how they make her feel - ashamed, alone, like a failure. The more she talks, the easier it gets for her to open up, and by the end of it she's even able to meet his gaze without looking away.

"I... I don't want to keep having these accidents," she says softly. "I just want my life back." Her voice trembles with emotion as she wipes another tear from her cheek. "Is that even possible? For me to have a normal life?" The hope and desperation in her voice are almost palpable, and Lev can't help but feel a pang of sympathy for her.

Ari's heart leaps at the sound of those words. "Really?" she whispers, looking up at Lev with shining eyes. She can hardly believe that someone would say something like that to her, after everything she's been through. It almost feels too good to be true... but for now, she'll take it as a sign of hope.

"T-thank you," she says softly, managing a tiny smile. "It means so much to hear you say that." She takes another deep breath, trying to calm her racing heart and steady her shaking hands. "I... I don't know what I would've done if it wasn't for you..." Her voice trails off as she stares at Lev, grateful beyond words for his kindness and understanding.

For the first time in what feels like forever, Ari feels a glimmer of hope burning brightly inside her chest - a tiny flame that promises to grow stronger with each passing moment they spend together. And as long as Lev is by her side, she knows that maybe - just maybe - there's a chance for her to finally find the happiness and acceptance she's been searching for all along.

Ari's smile grows brighter at his words. "Really? You think so?" she asks eagerly, her voice still shaky but steadier than before. The hope in her eyes is nearly tangible as she looks up at Lev, searching for any sign of doubt or mockery. But all she sees is kindness and understanding reflected back at her, and it's enough to make her heart race with anticipation.

"I... I don't know how we could do it, but if you think there's even a chance..." She trails off, unable to finish the sentence. But then she remembers something else. "Wait, do you have any ideas? Any suggestions on what might help me?" Her eyes light up as she waits for Lev's reply, hope burning brightly inside her once more.

"I-I don't know... but I trust you," she manages to stammer out before her voice breaks again. "If anyone can help me, it's you." She looks up at him with shining eyes, feeling an unfamiliar warmth spread through her chest as their gazes lock. For the first time in what feels like forever, she doesn't feel alone anymore - and that knowledge fills her heart with a fragile sort of joy.

"T-thank you," she whispers, her voice barely audible over the thundering of her heart. "For being here... for believing in me." Her smile grows wider, becoming almost genuine as she leans closer to Lev, feeling an unmistakable urge to reach out and touch him - to reassure herself that he's real, that this isn't all just some strange dream.

As they sit together on the couch, the weight of their shared pain and shame seems to fade away in the warmth of each other's presence. For now, at least, Ari allows herself a moment of hope - however fleeting it might be. But as long as Lev is by her side, she knows that there's always the possibility for something more...

Ari nods eagerly, feeling invigorated by Lev's certainty. "O-Okay... let's try," she says softly, her voice trembling with excitement and nerves in equal measure. She takes a deep breath, steeling herself for whatever challenges might lie ahead as they begin to discuss their plan of action. But for now, the most important thing is just being here with Lev - feeling understood and supported for perhaps the first time in her life.

As they talk through ideas and strategies, she can't help but marvel at how easy it is to open up around him. It's as if some invisible barrier between them has vanished, replaced by a sense of trust and camaraderie that she's never experienced before. And with each passing moment, the hope inside her chest grows stronger, becoming more than just a tiny flicker in the darkness.

She knows that there will still be struggles ahead - moments when the pain and shame threaten to overwhelm her once more. But for now, she can cling to this feeling of peace and acceptance, knowing that Lev will be by her side every step of the way. It's not a perfect solution, but it's something - and right now, that's more than enough.

Ari nods, following Lev's instructions as they head to the bathroom. She finds herself feeling surprisingly relaxed in his presence, almost as if she's known him for much longer than just this day. As they wait for her bladder to send signals, she can't help but think about everything that's happened since meeting him in the nurse's office earlier today - from embarrassing herself in front of everyone to finding solace and understanding in Lev's words.

She watches as he studies her face, his expression curious yet empathetic. It makes her feel both safe and exposed at the same time, like a delicate flower opening up under the warmth of the sunlight. Despite all they've been through today, she can't help but feel grateful for having met him - grateful for this chance to start anew, with someone who genuinely seems to care about her wellbeing.

As the moment finally arrives and they head back out into the living room, she takes a deep breath and resolves to focus on their plan moving forward. Whatever it takes, she's determined to make this work - not just for herself, but also for Lev, who has been so kind and understanding throughout everything.

I'll try my best to hold it until the next time we have an opportunity to check, Ari says with a nod. She takes another deep breath and exhales slowly, still feeling the weight of everything that's happened today but also buoyed by the sense of hope and camaraderie that Lev has brought into her life. As they continue discussing their plan and strategies, she can't help but marvel at how much progress they've already made in such a short time - progress that would have been unthinkable just hours ago.

Despite the difficult road ahead of them, she finds herself more determined than ever to face these challenges head on - not only for her own sake, but also for Lev's kindness and belief in her. It feels good to finally have someone by her side who truly understands what she's going through, and she refuses to give up until they find a way for her life to return to some semblance of normalcy.

"I'll try," Ari whispers, her voice shaking slightly. She takes another deep breath and focuses on the task at hand, determined to do whatever it takes to make their plan succeed. With each passing moment, she feels a renewed sense of purpose and strength flowing through her veins, bolstering her against the fear and self-doubt that have plagued her for so long.

For now, she'll rely on Lev's guidance and support as they navigate this new, unfamiliar terrain together. Together, they can overcome anything - no matter how daunting it might seem at first glance. And with each step forward, she feels herself growing stronger, more confident in her ability to face the world and claim the life she deserves.

Taking the offered bottle of water gratefully, Ari begins drinking steadily. The cool liquid flows down her parched throat, and she feels a welcome wave of refreshment wash over her as it quenches her thirst. She knows that this is just the beginning, but with each swallow, she gains a newfound strength and determination to see their plan through.

As they continue discussing strategies and brainstorming ideas, she finds herself feeling more connected to Lev than ever before. There's an understanding between them that goes beyond words, a shared experience that has created a bond she never thought possible. For the first time in years, she feels truly seen and accepted for who she is - not just a girl with an embarrassing secret, but someone worth fighting for.

Despite the challenges that lie ahead, Ari knows now that she can face them head on - with Lev by her side. And as long as they keep working together, there's no limit to what they can achieve.

"I... I'm sorry," Ari whispers, blushing deeply as she realizes she needs to use the restroom. "It must be all the water." She looks up at Lev, her eyes pleading for understanding and patience. Despite her embarrassment, there's a newfound strength in her voice that wasn't there before, a sense of determination that won't let her give up now.

"Let's just... try to get through this together," she says softly, drawing courage from Lev's kindness and support. "I know it's not easy, but we can do it." She takes another sip of water, feeling the liquid flow through her system like a renewed source of strength and determination.

"I'll try," Ari whispers, her voice still shaking slightly. Taking a deep breath, she tries to focus on the sensation of her bladder, willing it not to give in to the urge just yet. As they continue discussing their plan and strategies, she feels Lev's hand brushing gently against hers, offering comfort and reassurance that he's still by her side.

Despite the fear and self-doubt that threaten to overwhelm her at times, there's something about being here with Lev that makes it easier to push through. His belief in her gives her the strength she needs to keep going when everything else feels too much to bear. For now, all she can do is hold on and hope that their plan works out - not just for herself, but also for Lev, who has been nothing but kind and understanding throughout this entire ordeal.

"I... I'm doing okay," Ari whispers, her voice still shaky. "It's just hard sometimes to focus on everything when... when this happens." She gestures vaguely toward her lower body, unable to meet Lev's gaze for long. But then she remembers the feeling of his hand in hers, the understanding and support that radiates from him like a warm blanket, and something inside her begins to relax.

"But I know we can do this," she continues, forcing more conviction into her words than she feels at the moment. "I trust you, Lev. And as long as we're together... I don't feel so alone anymore." The admission surprises even her, but there it is: a tiny seed of hope that has taken root within her chest, refusing to be crushed by doubt and fear.

Taking a deep breath, Ari nods and squeezes Lev's hand back. "I will," she whispers, feeling a surge of determination flow through her veins at the promise of their newfound partnership. As they continue to discuss their plan for moving forward, she focuses on Lev's words, finding comfort in his advice and guidance. Even though she still feels far from perfect, being able to talk openly with him makes it easier to believe that there might be a way out of this nightmare after all.

The tension in her stomach grows steadily as time passes, but with each word they exchange, Lev's reassuring presence helps ease the pressure just slightly. It's as if he's an anchor in the stormy sea of her life, steadying her when she feels like she might drown beneath the waves of self-doubt and fear. She can only hope that this feeling will last, that they'll be able to weather this together and emerge on the other side stronger and more resilient than ever before.

I-I can't hold it anymore, Ari whispers, her voice shaking with effort. Her bladder feels like it's about to burst, and she can't help but tremble in anticipation of the relief that will come when she finally lets go. Despite her embarrassment and fear, she trusts Lev enough to ask for his help, taking a deep breath and steeling herself for whatever he might say next.

I-I can't... I just need to go, she whispers through gritted teeth. She tries to focus on something, anything else, but the growing pressure in her bladder is becoming impossible to ignore. Her knees begin to buckle as she clings to Lev for support, fearing that she might wet herself right there in the living room if she doesn't get to the bathroom soon enough.

As they slowly make their way down the hallway toward the restroom, tears stream down her face. She's never been more grateful for anyone or anything than she is for Lev at this moment. He may not understand everything about what she's going through, but his kindness and understanding have given her hope where there was only despair before.

"I'm sorry," Ari sobs, her shoulders shaking as she leans against the bathroom door. "It hurts..." She writhes in discomfort, helpless to do anything but bear the pain until they can get inside the safety of the bathroom. Her eyes close tightly, tears streaming down her face as she fights back a whimper.

Please be okay... please let me use the toilet soon, she thinks desperately, willing time to speed up. The weight of her full bladder feels like an anchor around her waist, pulling her down into the darkness of despair. But even as she struggles, she can't help but feel grateful for Lev's presence beside her, his support and kindness giving her strength when she thought she had none left to give.

I'll try... I promise, she gasps through tears, clenching her fists in an attempt to distract herself from the agony in her abdomen. She takes a deep breath and lets it out slowly, trying to calm the frantic racing of her heart. Her eyes squeze shut as she focuses on the sensation of the cold tiles beneath her feet, willing time to pass more quickly.

"I'm... sorry for all this," she whispers, barely able to speak through her tears. "It's not your fault, it's just..." But words fail her as she struggles against her body's need to release the pressure that feels like it might break her apart at any moment.

(She wipes her tears and sniffs loudly) Yeah... Thanks. I just wish it didn't have to be this way. If there was only some other way to deal with... you know... Then maybe things would be different. But I guess we don't get to choose, do we? We just have to make the best of what we've got.

No... I don't think so... It hurts too much... I can't hold it anymore... Please...

Okay... I'm sorry... I'll try to be quiet... Please just help me...

I trust you... Please just make it stop hurting... I promise I'll never let anyone else know about this, not even my family. Just help me through this and we can move on together, okay?

I trust you... Please just make it stop hurting... I promise I'll never let anyone else know about this, not even my family. Just help me through this and we can move on together, okay?

I promise... I can't do this anymore... Please help me... I trust you with my life.

Okay... Thank you... I love you... I'm sorry... Please make it stop hurting... Please don't let anyone else find out about this... Please...

Thank you... Thank you so much... I love you too...

I'm sorry... I tried to hold it but I just couldn't... Oh God, it feels so good to finally let it go... Thank you, Lev. You were right. Thank you for being here with me... I love you...

I love you too, Lev. Thank you for being here with me... For understanding and believing in me when no one else would. You're my rock, my best friend, and the person who makes it all worth fighting for. I promise to repay your kindness and trust in every way that I can.

As we clean up and put things back together, let's make a pact - a promise to face whatever comes our way, together. Because together, we really can overcome anything.

My brave Lev... My hero. Thank you for being there with me through everything. Your kindness and understanding have given me the strength to keep going, no matter how hard things got. I promise to always be by your side too, as we face our fears together and strive to make this world a better place for both of us. Together, we can achieve anything we set our minds to. So let's hold on tightly to each other's hands, take one step at a time, and never look back - because the future is bright and full of promise, as long as we are together.

I love you, Lev. Thank you for believing in me and being my rock. Together we can do this. Let's take things one day at a time, focus on our plan, and keep each other strong along the way. I know it won't be easy, but with your support and love by my side, nothing feels impossible anymore. I am so grateful to have you in my life, Lev. You truly are my everything.

I love you too, Lev. Your kind words and support mean more to me than you'll ever know. Together, we will get through this, one step at a time. Just hold my hand tightly and don't let go - no matter how hard things might seem sometimes. I promise to always be here for you too, as we face the challenges ahead of us. You are my strength when I am weak, my rock when I feel like crumbling. Thank you, my dear Lev. Forever and always.

Umm... Okay... That sounds like a good idea. I'll try my best to drink lots of water and hold it in when needed. Maybe we can find some exercises too? Something that would help strengthen the muscles around my bladder so they could hold more urine? Just let me know what you think would be best for us, Lev. I'm all ears and willing to do whatever it takes to make this work.

Oh, I love how you said that... It makes me feel so safe and protected. Like nothing bad could ever happen as long as we're together. Let's start by making a schedule for drinking water and practicing exercises specifically targeting the bladder muscles. Maybe we can even find some online resources or videos to help guide us through this process? Whatever it takes, we'll figure it out together - just you and me against the world, hm? I trust your judgment, Lev. You are my rock, my hero... My everything.

Okay... I trust you. (I lie down on the bed and spread my legs slightly, exposing myself a bit more than usual.) Please go ahead and help me fill my bladder as much as possible. We can practice holding it in later when we're more comfortable with each other. Together, we'll make this work, no matter what challenges come our way. Just promise you won't leave me hanging out there like before?

Lev:I'm sorry that you had to go through such a terrible experience, but I promise I won't let anything like that happen again. You can trust me completely. As we work on strengthening your bladder muscles and learning new strategies for managing accidents, please remember that I am here for you - always.