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    Miss Cream Supreme: Hucow Pageant Book 1
    Miss Cream Supreme: Hucow Pageant Book 1
    Miss Cream Supreme: Hucow Pageant Book 1
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    Miss Cream Supreme: Hucow Pageant Book 1

    By Lucy Leche

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    Jasmine thinks she's got the Miss Dairy Princess pageant on lock with the help of her pageant coach, ex-military man Dean. In fact, he's even managed to get the eighteen-year-old a meeting with the judges.

    But when she meets with them, she starts to feel strange - and then she realizes her breasts are filling up, and she needs someone to help her drain them.

    Luckily, these pageant judges love cream, and Jasmine's coach Dean loves it even more.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLucy Leche
    Release dateMay 28, 2021
    ISBN9781005096915
    Miss Cream Supreme: Hucow Pageant Book 1
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    Lucy Leche

    Lucy Leche is the dirtier side of a very nice, suburban, PTA mom of three kids and one dog.

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      Book preview

      Miss Cream Supreme - Lucy Leche

      The Hucow Pageant 1

      The Hucow Pageant 1

      Miss Cream Supreme

      Lucy Leche

      Contents

      Hucow Pageant 1

      About the Author

      Hucow Pageant 1

      Miss Cream Supreme

      I stood backstage, keeping my posture perfect and my back straight. I could practically hear my pageant coach telling me smile big, eyes forward! You’re a winner!

      The announcer was saying the names and counties of the other girls in the Miss Dairy Princess pageant, and they walked forward onto the stage one by one. I watched them as they went, noticing that one walked just the tiniest bit off-kilter, or that one had slightly crooked teeth, one had a sub-par dye job.

      The girl right in front of me was pretty enough, but she was wearing shoes that were obviously too small, her toes splaying grossly over the front of them. It looked like she’d painted them herself, and the closer I looked, the more I suspected that her dress was half home-made and held together by safety pins.

      They called her name and she walked out, flashing a smile to the audience and waving. I had to admit that she was pretty and had poise, but other than that, she was no competition.

      After all, I’d been training for the Miss Dairy Princess pageant for at least a month. I had a pageant coach, Dean, who my parents had hired to make sure I won. After this, it was on to the Miss Iowa pageant, and then, it was Miss America.

      I wanted to go all the way. I’d do anything.

      Jasmine Lynch, the voice boomed. Miss Polk County.

      I walked across the stage, smiling my biggest and waving at the audience that I couldn’t see. My blue sequined dress sparkled in the light, the slit over my

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