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Breeding Bull: When Husbands Beg Me to Carry On Their Bloodline

“You have to do it, brother.” Tim’s voice was low, almost pleading. Kell froze, both hands still gripping the wooden handle of the hoe. The soil at his feet was dark and freshly turned, the smell of earth thick in the warm air. A moment ago, they had been farming in silence—just the steady rhythm of work, the scrape of metal against dirt, the distant lowing of cattle. Now this. Kell slowly turned his head. Tim was staring at him with an expression Kell had never seen before. Not anger. Not shame. Something heavier. Like a man asking another to carry a weight that would crush him if he held it alone. “Brother,” Tim said again, firmer this time. “You have to.” Kell’s mind stalled. 'Do what?' His mouth opened before his thoughts caught up. “Bro… what the fu—” Tim cut him off in a rush, words tumbling out as if once spoken they couldn’t be taken back. “Tonight. You need to be with her. Your Sister-in-law.” The world tilted. Kell felt it—an actual lurch in his stomach, as if the ground itself had shifted beneath him. “…What?” Tim didn’t look away. He didn’t laugh. He didn’t hesitate. “I need you to spend the night with her, little brother.” The hoe slipped from Kell’s fingers and hit the soil with a dull thud. ----- Kell wakes up in another body—one that shares his name, but nothing else. Now Kell Feldren, he finds himself reborn as a young man of marriageable age in a nameless village near the Red Serpent Barony. While adjusting to peasant life and helping the man who is now his elder brother, Kell is suddenly asked a question he never expected—and has absolutely no idea how to answer. In his past life, he was a lifelong virgin armed only with a master’s degree from Corn University, not experience in love, marriage, or rural customs. Things only get stranger from there. Through a twist of fate, misunderstanding, and village logic that makes no sense to him, Kell ends up associated with a breeding bull—not metaphorically, but literally. Wherever he goes, people look at him with the same calculating eyes they reserve for prized livestock, as if he himself were part of the breeding stock. Caught between modern sensibilities and a world with very different values, Kell must survive embarrassment, expectation, and absurdity in a life that refuses to treat him like a normal human being.
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