Milk and Meadow

Mae has always kept her secret close; she produces breast milk without ever being pregnant. Doctors had no answers. People had questions. So when she receives a discreet job offer to live and work on a secluded farm with full room and board, she sees it as a strange but welcome escape.
The ad is vague. No mention of livestock. No duties explained. Just a promise: "Your natural talents are of value to us."
When Mae arrives, the estate is pristine, silent, and eerily empty. There are no animals. No crops. No other workers, only quiet men and women in white lab coats who speak kindly but vaguely, always watching, always recording.
Each day blends into the next. Mae is fed well. She's examined often. She's told she's helping, fulfilling a unique purpose. But no one will tell her exactly what that is.
Then the sessions begin.
Soft lights. Soothing voices. Strange instructions whispered while she drifts between waking and sleep. Slowly, Mae's thoughts blur. Her body is praised. Her instincts are rewritten. She's no longer just a woman; she is property. She is livestock. She is here to be bred... and milked.
But a flicker of herself still remains.
And it's still unclear what exactly that is.