Got Milk

By Kathy Parks

A world wide virus kills all cows throughout the world. In order to provide milk, females are encourage to become a huecow. See how one woman volunteers and discover she enjoys her new job.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Kathy Parks
• Release date: May 22, 2020
• ISBN: 9780463808535

Kathy Parks

As a baby, Kathy Parks was thrown out with the bathwater. This experience shaped her life and art. She is the author of novels including The Lifeboat Clique and Notes from My Captivity, and she also works as an advertising copywriter. She lives with her husband, Michael, in Boulder, Colorado.

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Got Milk

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Kathy Parks

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Copyright © 2018 by

Kathy Parks

No part of this publication may be reproduced in any form without permission in writing from the author. Reviewers may quote brief passage in reviews.

This is a work of fiction. Any similarity to real persons, living or dead, is coincidental and unintentional.

This story contains mature content. If you are not an adult or if such content may disturb you, please don’t read.

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Author Notes

Got Milk

Resort

The Pool

Afternoon Delight

Party Time

Home

Thank You

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Got Milk

I wake up to the alarm and set on the side of the bed next to my husband Arron. We have been married for fifteen years and have two children. My name is Chris Talbort and I am thirty-seven years of age.

Stumbling to the bathroom I am half awake dreading having to get up at five every day. As I wash my face, I stare at the reflection in the mirror. I have short black hair with green eyes and my face is thin. A little overweight at one hundred and fifty-five pounds with body measurements of 40DD 32 39, I am definitely not a contestant for a beauty pageant. But my present position in society only requires I stay healthy. You see, I’m a hucow.

Let me explain that so you can better understand. This is 2095 and things drastically changed fifty years ago. Global warming caused severe drought and diseases that disrupted the food