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Gay Breeding Kink Stories
He is not wanted. He is used, and the results are written down. Gay breeding kink stories with rosters and covering schedules, a number beside his name and a count beside that. Being desired would at least have been about him.
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Chem Yield
An elite specimen on a clinic table. No master, no cruelty, just chemistry and clipboards taking his autonomy apart on schedule.
My Father's Ranch
The owner's son grows up on a slave ranch, learning the stock the way other boys learn cattle. Then he claims his birthright.
Roman Wolfe's Family Lot
A father and son go to the slave auction as a single lot. What is left of them afterward is whatever the buyers made.
The Education of Roman's Fresh Meat
Two athletic acquisitions arrive at Roman Wolfe's training facility. Stripped, inspected, and made into studs for the ranch.
The Genuine Moan
His owners are not finished until the sound he makes is real. His father is the instrument they use to get it.
The Meridian Grand Audiobook
A hotel staffed and stocked with conditioned flesh, where members gather to watch each new intake graded, milked, and priced.
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Best of Breed
NiftyThe narrator is property 512, son of the stud Aristotle, who has sired 1300 head and is sold off in the same lot as his offspring. The voice is the bred slave's own — flat, genealogical, untroubled by the fact that "Master Winfield's studbook" is the only family record he has.
Bates Training Center
NiftyA dirt-poor heir inherits a slave-training empire and tours it, intake to auction floor to breeding farm, hardening into a magnate across twenty-five years. Everything is priced. The engine underneath is eugenic livestock science: rutting benches, milk-studs, an engineered 'Bates Best' line.
Colonel Beddington
NiftyA bankrupt American is invited to Namibia and walked through the books. Beddington recites per-head upkeep, depreciation, organ-resale value and hourly cost against union wages; the human ponies, the farm whips and the appliance factory are quoted as line items in a labor-cost solution.