The Collegiate Milkmaid
The Collegiate Milkmaid
An Erotic Lactation Story
Elliot Silvestri
Copyright © 2012 by Elliot Silvestri and Green Bush Publishing
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The characters and events portrayed in this work are fictitious. Any similarity to real persons, living or dead, is coincidental and not intended by the author. Contains adult material that might not be suitable for all audiences. This work is a fantasy; in your own life be sure to follow safer sex practices.
All characters depicted in this work of fiction are 18 years of age or older.
Contents
Chapter One
"I'm getting some weird discharge from my nipples," Kelly said, squirming uncomfortably on the examination table. She hated going to the student health center, but where else was one to go while in college? At least they didn't immediately make her strip and put her feet up in the stirrups.
The doctor's manner was kind enough. He looked like a dropout from a hippie commune: long gray hair pulled back into a straggly pony tail, wool socks and sandals, wire rim glasses. He looked at her over the rims and asked, "Which nipple?"
"Both," she answered.
"That's odd. Usually it would be one or the other. Is it bloody or yellowish, pus-like?"
"No," Kelly answered, anxiously jiggling her foot against the table. "Just white-ish."
He frowned. "Doesn't sound like an infection. But have you had your nipples pierced recently? Or removed jewelry from them?"
She was shocked at the question, then realized that pierced nipples were probably as common on a college campus as beer and fake IDs. "No, not me."
"Well let's take a look and we'll do a sample." He looked at her expectantly.
Kelly hated to be naked in front of anyone, even her boyfriend. Knowing this was coming was why she had delayed coming to the health center for so long. Reluctantly she pulled off her sweatshirt, unbuttoned her blouse and pulled down her bra. The folded washcloths she had placed in the cups fell onto her lap; they weren't soaked but it was obvious something was making them wet.
The doctor raised his eyebrows. "How long have you been like this?" he asked.
"Two days now," she said softly.
He peered closely at her breasts. The old doctor had no way to knowing that her breasts were uncomfortably swollen. At first she had attributed it to her monthly cycle and too much college food. But that didn't matter now for a white droplet appeared on the tip of Kelly's nipple and started sliding down her areola and onto her breast. She grabbed one of the washcloths and quickly wiped away the liquid.
"Don't do that," the doctor said. "I'd like to take a sample."
Kelly blushed. "Sorry."
"Not to worry, I'm sure it'll happen again. Tell me, could you possibly be pregnant?"
Now her face turned bright red. "No. Well, I don't think so. My boyfriend and I...we've fooled around but we haven't had...intercourse. Yet."
"Hmm."
"What?" Kelly blurted. "I'm not pregnant, am I?"
"I don't know. I'd like to do a pregnancy test and sample the discharge, but...it looks like you are lactating."
"What? Lactating? Why?"
"I don't know," he said getting a small sample tube and pressing it against her nipple as another drop appeared. "But let's find out, shall we?"
After collecting a few milliliters of the fluid seeping from Kelly's breasts the doctor drew some blood, asked for a urine sample and announced he would be back shortly.
Over an hour later he finally reappeared with the test results. "Well," he said firmly settling his glasses on his nose, "it is breast milk. You aren't pregnant and based on your blood sample your hormones are well within normal range."
"What does that mean?" Kelly asked, her entire reasoning process gone with the unusual roller coaster of information she had been riding.
"A woman lactates for one of several reasons. Pregnancy and the hormones pregnancy causes in the body. An otherwise organic hormone imbalance caused by some secondary reason: a tumor on one of the hormone producing glands or hormone injections for other reasons."
"But none of that applies to me," Kelly ...