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Hucow Farm Birth

By: Lola Little
Narrated by: Katrina Medina
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Marissa the willing hucow is even bigger than before—chained in her stall on the dairy farm with a big ripe belly as well as her massive udders, she’s freely used by all the men of the farm. She shouldn't enjoy it all so much, but she just can't help herself. When the Captain binds her so she can’t release her creamy goodness and whips her in strict obedience training, she begs to have her dripping funbags freed so she can reach satisfaction again. Soon she finds all the stimulation has put her into labor, and with five horny men "helping out", it’s an experience she will never forget.

Over 7,000 words of very creamy hucow erotica with BDSM themes, set in the near future, featuring consenting adults.

Enjoy as a stand-alone story or follow Marissa’s life as a hucow in the series Hucow Dairy Farm Erotica.
©2022 Lola Little (P)2022 Lola Little
  • Unabridged Audiobook
  • Categories: Erotica
BDSM
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