Piper and Paige stood looking over the Book.
"Innocence demon?"
Paige nodded and repeated back what Chris had told her.
"So this demon hasn't attacked our family before so there's no spell or potion that we know works."
"Right."
"And we have to figure something out because killing this thing is the only way to stop Phoebe and Leo's regression?"
"Yep."
"Why don't we just do an aging spell?"
Paige frowned. "Didn't you tell me you tried something like that on that Dan guy you dated?"
"No, that was a different spell, but you're right. It'd probably backfire."
Chris orbed into the attic. "Okay, so they're playing house," he said.
Piper raised an eyebrow. "Playing house?"
"Yeah…which means they're regressing further."
Piper sighed. "Okay, I'm taking Wyatt over to my dad's till we get this straightened out. Paige, keep looking. Chris, keep an eye on them. Maybe, um…maybe they'll take a nap or something."
She picked up Wyatt from his playpen. "Okay, baby, let's go see Grandpa."
Chris was pleased to see the pair already tiring when he went to check on them. Phoebe yawned. Leo's head jerked up every few seconds as he tried to keep his eyes open.
"Hey, guys. You, uh, you both look tired. You okay?"
"Tired," Phoebe said.
"You want naptime?"
Leo nodded, curling up on the floor.
"Okay…Leo, you want to go nap on a bed?"
He shook his head, not opening his eyes. Chris sighed and grabbed a pillow from Phoebe's bed.
"Here, Leo. Lift your head, buddy," he said.
Leo groaned and reluctantly complied, smiling when he realized he now had a pillow.
"You want a blanket?" Chris asked.
Leo nodded. Chris grabbed a throw blanket and covered him. Phoebe sat on the ground, staring at Chris.
"You ready for a nap too, Pheebs?"
She nodded and climbed up onto the bed. Chris pulled the comforter up around her.
"Thanks, Chris."
"You're welcome."
He turned to leave.
"Cwis?"
He stopped, noticing her sudden speech impediment.
"Cwis, sing me till I go sleep?"
He sighed softly and nodded, returning to the bed. Chris sat beside Phoebe and began to sing softly as she drifted off to sleep.