A Modern Farm by Paraortometa
This is a prequel to A Farmer’s Daughter by Kathrin-Inaka. It follows Andrea on how she becomes the latex fashion designer, creating all kinds of different corsets and working on her ultimate dream, skin-tight, fetish outfit.
When Andrea received a phone call from her parents in the Missouri, she was partly scared, partly surprised.
She was working in New York, trying to find a way to start her activity of fashion designer, at that moment just stuck as shop assistant of a goth shop that was searching someone young and beautiful.
And she was. Both of them.
Tall, well equipped, as lot of men said to her as a compliment, long red slightly curly hairs, a wonderful and smiling face and an unnatural propensity for high heels. but she was not liking her job, although the shop owner and her daughter, the other shop assistant, were nice and friendly. She explained her what she wanted to do, but they well... just were not able to understand why selling goth Chinese cheap dresses to teenagers was so bad.
Normally her parents, farmers as her mom grandfather, used to call her once a week, after lunch, and they chatted a while. she was missing them, and she started to regret also her farm.
she grew on that huge piece of ground called "Eden corner", a blessed by Nature zone where nearly everything was growing fine and the inherited from her mother dad, when he retired and leaved the farm to her mom and her father, a german scientist arrived in USA for a new future but finding only a wonderful love.
"Hallo Vater. Wie geht es dir?" she asked him, her german surely not able to withstand a real german guy.
"I'm ok, my little one, also if you are nearly six inches taller than me when not in your stilts..." he giggled at the phone.
"Good, good. It is only Friday. I hope nothing is wrong..."
"No, no, quite the opposite. We wanted to tell you before you would find it on the news. You know my little mania?" he was trying to stay calm, but his voice was betraying a strong emotion, a strong good emotion. In the background, her mother voice was sort of muffled giggles and sighs.
"Which one?" she giggled also, knowing he was referring his mania to buy every week a lottery ticket around the several ones in the USA.
"Exactly that one you was thinking. And guess what? We won!"
"Whaaaaat? You won the lottery?"...
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