The Ghost Who Milked Me: The Milk Bar: The Ghost Who Milked Me

By Keira Locke

The Undying Thirst is a folklore legend that describes the unquenchable thirst victims of milk related deaths suffer. These poor souls are said to wander the Earth in search of precious milk.

 

In 1985, Evander has everything he wants: his music and his milkshakes. He serves up his musically inspired milkshakes to patrons of his family's milk bar in Melbourne, Australia and performs music with the secret love of his life, Grace. While serving up a shake, he mysteriously dies and suffers from the Undying Thirst.

When Grace returns to the milk bar twenty years later, Evander has a chance to reconnect with her and finally profess his love.

 

Will Evander be able to quench his thirst? Or will he continue to haunt the milk bar with a parched heart and throat?

• Language: English
• Publisher: Hot Fix Media
• Release date: Jul 16, 2023
• ISBN: 9798223363897

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Grace slipped off the dress. Are you kidding me? I’ve been wanting to do this for decades! She held her big juicy tits up with both of her hands.

Drink me.

Evander wrapped his lips around her fat nipple. The honied milk hit his tongue, making him groan. The vibration of his mouth intensified how good it felt. She felt her body awaken.

She unbuttoned Evander’s jeans, reaching inside. His cock was thick and heavy. She needed it.

Table of Contents

Chapter 1

Chapter 2

Chapter 3

Chapter 4

Chapter 5

Chapter 6

Chapter 7

Chapter 8

Chapter 9

Chapter 10

Chapter 11

Chapter 12

Chapter 1

1985

He was the oldest son of the Samaras family, which meant traditionally, he would one day take over the milk bar. He had two younger sisters, who weren’t interested in the family business anyway. Maybe some eldest sons resented the tradition of inheriting the family business. Not, Evander. He loved their milk bar.

The Samaras Milk Bar, sold what most milk bars in Australia did: ice cream, lollies, chocolate bars, soft drinks, newspapers, bread, and cigarettes. Unlike other common milk bars, they served a modest menu of gyros and fries and Evander’s original milkshake flavors. Located on the corner of Graham and Elwood, the Samaras Milk Bar was a thriving hub of community and comradery in the Carlton neighborhood in Melbourne. Evander’s dad wanted to go the way of the newer milk bars, getting rid of the actual milkshakes and focusing only on candy, packaged snack foods, and soft drinks, but Evander was steadfast in wanting to keep Samaras the way it had always thrived with a counter to serve food and milkshakes.

Evander enjoyed manning the counter, serving up