Project Repopulate 2

By JC Winchester

Levi is just starting to get adjusted to his newfound family. They are settling into their house, getting a routine going, and several of the ladies have become pregnant while the rest anxiously await their turn. Just as he's starting to feel like everything is finally calming down, the government has to throw him one more curveball. Can he handle the extra duties and demands while dealing with the repercussions from the rest of the girls? With hormones running high, he's going to have to walk this one as carefully as a slackliner would.

• Language: English
• Publisher: JC Winchester
• Release date: Feb 5, 2022
• ISBN: 9781005115463

JC Winchester

JC Winchester grew up reading just about anything he could get his hands on, from cereal boxes to the Hardy Boys. He loves most forms of fiction, particularly fantasy and military sci-fi, with some of his favorite authors including John Ringo, Robert Jordan, and Tom Clancy.After several years in the Navy he enrolled in a community college and eventually to a university in the mountains. There he settled down, savoring a life not filled with the noises of the city but instead the sounds of bellowing cattle.When not writing he can usually be found taking care of the horses on his place, riding, hiking, fishing, or the never ending task of splitting firewood.

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Project Repopulate 2

By: JC Winchester

Copyright: 2017 J.C. Winchester

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It had been four months since that fateful day in the university hall. The semester had finished off more quietly than it had started. Well, quietly in the academic part; as far as his home life, Levi’s life was significantly louder than he’d grown accustomed to. Still, at the least it wasn’t on the level of barracks full of young men playing Halo, it was a large house full of women playing Tomb Raider. Well, when they weren’t playing Mario Kart. If he heard the Rainbow Road music one more time, hell, he paused in that thought as he recalled the cranky pregnant women operating the controllers.

Much to his expectations, the project had been underfunded and understaffed at the beginning, leading to a clusterfuck when it came time to set up all of the promised housing and healthcare. He didn’t dare ask about tuition, instead just taking the word from the school that things were taken care of. At the least, the government hadn’t messed with his disability checks from the Veteran’s Administration and the girls had Dean Wright to fall back on.

Levi still was getting used to calling Dean Wright by her first name, Alisa, at the house and out on town. At the least, it still fit when he called her by her title at the school. The school had, at first, been rather agitated with her decision to go ahead and sleep with a student, but in light of the program, they had decided to let the issue drop so long as she didn’t have influence on his education. In particular, was the fact that her first test came back positive for pregnancy, the first of several tests in the household to do so.

All in all, Alisa, Amber, and Cheryl had become pregnant. Kerri and Nikki, it was a matter of time before the effects of the pill wore off. What Levi hadn’t been ready for was that the first sign of their pregnancies wasn’t morning sickness, but a ravenous hunger. The trio were almost always hungry, in particular for meat and the redder the better. The first two months working out of Alisa’s tiny apartment kitchen while they awaited their assigned home was a lesson in cooking efficiency.

Once the bureaucrats had gotten out of the way and let the agency workers actually get