45 min
1004 Daddy's Boy Has Triplet Troubles - It’s Best to Keep It In the Family Peter Schutes Radio
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This is the final book in the Daddy’s Boy quartet about the Monachee Bunch clan and their peculiar reproductive abilities. The three generations of Bunch men are pregnant with each other’s babies. It’s not complicated for Grandpa Declin and Daddy Harley, but Big Dick’s life is complicated beyond belief. Thankfully, he has an adoring, patient, and flexible mate, Archie McVay, who wants Dick and the triplets to be a part of his life. The only problem: that life is in the world of normal people, while Dick’s life is extremely unusual. He must balance the pressures of an Ivy League school with the demands of impending anal birth and subsequent parenthood. Archie and Dick learn the hard way that nature doesn’t follow a class schedule.
[Editor’s Note: Peter revisited the male pregnancy saga in the late 1970’s and told the story of each of the three triplets – Vardy, Zeke and Dick Junior. These MPREG stories are considered a continuation of this series, which is now a septet rather than a quartet.]
This is the final book in the Daddy’s Boy quartet about the Monachee Bunch clan and their peculiar reproductive abilities. The three generations of Bunch men are pregnant with each other’s babies. It’s not complicated for Grandpa Declin and Daddy Harley, but Big Dick’s life is complicated beyond belief. Thankfully, he has an adoring, patient, and flexible mate, Archie McVay, who wants Dick and the triplets to be a part of his life. The only problem: that life is in the world of normal people, while Dick’s life is extremely unusual. He must balance the pressures of an Ivy League school with the demands of impending anal birth and subsequent parenthood. Archie and Dick learn the hard way that nature doesn’t follow a class schedule.
[Editor’s Note: Peter revisited the male pregnancy saga in the late 1970’s and told the story of each of the three triplets – Vardy, Zeke and Dick Junior. These MPREG stories are considered a continuation of this series, which is now a septet rather than a quartet.]
45 min