She tried to rebel. She tried to be a bad wife. But on her wedding day, the Farmer will remind her exactly who owns her.

Chelsea is at her breaking point. The heavy, aching burden of her milk-filled body has become too much to bear. In a desperate attempt to reclaim the fierce, independent girl she used to be, she decides to fight back. She refuses his rules. She rejects his timeline. She vows to be the one thing Lake cannot control: a bad wife.

But Chelsea forgot one crucial thing—she is completely dependent on her Master's touch for relief.

As the hours tick down to their wedding and her breasts swell to an agonizing, overflowing capacity, her rebellion crumbles from within. Lake, the powerful and ruthless older farmer, is not angered by her defiance; he is amused.

On the day she is supposed to walk down the aisle, Lake decides to teach his beautiful, aching fiancée a lesson she will never forget. In front of those who matter most, under the heavy weight of her wedding gown, Chelsea will be forced to her knees. Before she can take his last name, she must endure the ultimate, public surrender to his milking routine.

The rebellion is over, the cage is locked, and the Farmer's terms are now eternal.