"Yeah. Something I have always wanted to do is run a nursery. When I found out I had this condition where I produce milk, I took pills to stop lactati...n. Then, I thought about how much I loved nursing my k**s, so I decided to start pumping and giving my milk to babies who needed it. I had a few moms who wanted to buy it, so I began pumping exclusively for them. One of the moms I pumped for had an emergency, so she asked me to watch her baby for the day. I decided to nurse him instead of bottle. You each want desperately to be the first one I lick so you will each try to entice me to lick your pussy first by dancing erotically for me." I leaned over and turned on the stereo. The room filled with the throbbing beat of Jethro Tull's Thick as a Brick.They undulated seductively to the beat. I couldn't help but noticed what seemed to be some rigidity and reluctance in Paula, nothing to worry too much about but I did prefer a little more enthusiasm. Before I could think about that too much,. Theyprogressed into that is called technology. They do what we can all do nowwith machines." They are better than we?" Someone asked shocked."No!" Dandelion shook her head vehemently. "They chose a different path.Not a better one. Having lived among them all of my life, and among youfor only days, I see that there are things they do that could help us thatwe cannot do for ourselves."We must wait until we are sure a human sees us before we know they canbreed with us. May I ask, what has caused. She ought to take her to the doctor." No way. These people don't go to the doctor. They can't afford it and the chances of the Welfare State refunding their money is zero. That's what Quintero said." said Emma, slouching down on a chair."Well, we should help. Poor woman must be out of her mind with fright." We don't do that sort of thing here!" protested Jamie."Well, we do now. Good God, we can spare a few dollars for a consultation. In fact, I'll pay for it! Emma, please call her and tell her.