The football captain insists on drinking my breast milk All Episodes

Emma never expects football captain Locke, in The Football Captain Insists On Drinking My Breast Milk Episode 1, to insist on paying for her breast milk. She experiences it again after Locke collapses and his coach asks for her help. This time, will she reserve her breast milk only for him?

The Football Captain Insists On Drinking My Breast Milk Episode 2 makes it clear to Emma, as Locke says, that the one-million-dollar amount is only for the breast milk transaction. So, he wants the milk to be bottled as cleanly as possible. Will Emma forget to lock the bottles once she's in the infirmary, knowing how Locke gazes at her?

Locke not only gazes at Emma, but The Football Captain Insists On Drinking My Breast Milk Episode 3 also shows how he uses the breastfeeding bottle to hug her. Now, his hands are on her boobs, and somehow, it feels more comforting than what John has done to her. What are Locke's three other rules about Emma's breastfeeding?

Locke's rules, as he has stated in The Football Captain Insists On Drinking My Breast Milk Episode 4, show that he has the pack doctor taking care of Emma's body. Meanwhile, he drinks Emma's entire milk during his comeback against the three enemy werewolves. Will the audience realize that the unmarried mother, Emma, is the one milking Locke?

Emma's milk might have driven Locke to his dramatic victory in The Football Captain Insists On Drinking My Breast Milk Episode 5. Yet, caring for her daughter should be her top priority. She does it until John unexpectedly returns and dumps her along with her daughter. Once Locke arrives, will she agree to live in his family's estate?

The Football Captain Insists On Drinking My Breast Milk Episode 6, shows Locke's castle-like estate with the butler and doctor teams ready to take care of Emma and her daughter. By this time, Emma has washed John's alcohol smell off her body. She is ready to feed Locke more milk; what drives Locke to want her to feed him directly?

A broke single mother, Emma, sells her breast milk to Locke, the werewolf football captain, for one million dollars. He drinks it before games to suppress his berserk wolf bloodline. As their transaction deepens, Locke protects her from her abusive ex and jealous rivals. Emma moves into his estate, where nightly feedings blur the line between deal and desire. Locke tears up the contract, giving her freedom—but she chooses to stay. They become a family, bound not by money, but by love.

A broke single mother, Emma, sells her breast milk to Locke, the werewolf football captain, for one million dollars. He drinks it before games to suppress his berserk wolf bloodline. As their transaction deepens, Locke protects her from her abusive ex and jealous rivals. Emma moves into his estate, where nightly feedings blur the line between deal and desire. Locke tears up the contract, giving her freedom—but she chooses to stay. They become a family, bound not by money, but by love.

A broke single mother, Emma, sells her breast milk to Locke, the werewolf football captain, for one million dollars. He drinks it before games to suppress his berserk wolf bloodline. As their transaction deepens, Locke protects her from her abusive ex and jealous rivals. Emma moves into his estate, where nightly feedings blur the line between deal and desire. Locke tears up the contract, giving her freedom—but she chooses to stay. They become a family, bound not by money, but by love.

A broke single mother, Emma, sells her breast milk to Locke, the werewolf football captain, for one million dollars. He drinks it before games to suppress his berserk wolf bloodline. As their transaction deepens, Locke protects her from her abusive ex and jealous rivals. Emma moves into his estate, where nightly feedings blur the line between deal and desire. Locke tears up the contract, giving her freedom—but she chooses to stay. They become a family, bound not by money, but by love.

A broke single mother, Emma, sells her breast milk to Locke, the werewolf football captain, for one million dollars. He drinks it before games to suppress his berserk wolf bloodline. As their transaction deepens, Locke protects her from her abusive ex and jealous rivals. Emma moves into his estate, where nightly feedings blur the line between deal and desire. Locke tears up the contract, giving her freedom—but she chooses to stay. They become a family, bound not by money, but by love.

A broke single mother, Emma, sells her breast milk to Locke, the werewolf football captain, for one million dollars. He drinks it before games to suppress his berserk wolf bloodline. As their transaction deepens, Locke protects her from her abusive ex and jealous rivals. Emma moves into his estate, where nightly feedings blur the line between deal and desire. Locke tears up the contract, giving her freedom—but she chooses to stay. They become a family, bound not by money, but by love.

A broke single mother, Emma, sells her breast milk to Locke, the werewolf football captain, for one million dollars. He drinks it before games to suppress his berserk wolf bloodline. As their transaction deepens, Locke protects her from her abusive ex and jealous rivals. Emma moves into his estate, where nightly feedings blur the line between deal and desire. Locke tears up the contract, giving her freedom—but she chooses to stay. They become a family, bound not by money, but by love.

A broke single mother, Emma, sells her breast milk to Locke, the werewolf football captain, for one million dollars. He drinks it before games to suppress his berserk wolf bloodline. As their transaction deepens, Locke protects her from her abusive ex and jealous rivals. Emma moves into his estate, where nightly feedings blur the line between deal and desire. Locke tears up the contract, giving her freedom—but she chooses to stay. They become a family, bound not by money, but by love.

A broke single mother, Emma, sells her breast milk to Locke, the werewolf football captain, for one million dollars. He drinks it before games to suppress his berserk wolf bloodline. As their transaction deepens, Locke protects her from her abusive ex and jealous rivals. Emma moves into his estate, where nightly feedings blur the line between deal and desire. Locke tears up the contract, giving her freedom—but she chooses to stay. They become a family, bound not by money, but by love.

A broke single mother, Emma, sells her breast milk to Locke, the werewolf football captain, for one million dollars. He drinks it before games to suppress his berserk wolf bloodline. As their transaction deepens, Locke protects her from her abusive ex and jealous rivals. Emma moves into his estate, where nightly feedings blur the line between deal and desire. Locke tears up the contract, giving her freedom—but she chooses to stay. They become a family, bound not by money, but by love.

A broke single mother, Emma, sells her breast milk to Locke, the werewolf football captain, for one million dollars. He drinks it before games to suppress his berserk wolf bloodline. As their transaction deepens, Locke protects her from her abusive ex and jealous rivals. Emma moves into his estate, where nightly feedings blur the line between deal and desire. Locke tears up the contract, giving her freedom—but she chooses to stay. They become a family, bound not by money, but by love.

A broke single mother, Emma, sells her breast milk to Locke, the werewolf football captain, for one million dollars. He drinks it before games to suppress his berserk wolf bloodline. As their transaction deepens, Locke protects her from her abusive ex and jealous rivals. Emma moves into his estate, where nightly feedings blur the line between deal and desire. Locke tears up the contract, giving her freedom—but she chooses to stay. They become a family, bound not by money, but by love.

A broke single mother, Emma, sells her breast milk to Locke, the werewolf football captain, for one million dollars. He drinks it before games to suppress his berserk wolf bloodline. As their transaction deepens, Locke protects her from her abusive ex and jealous rivals. Emma moves into his estate, where nightly feedings blur the line between deal and desire. Locke tears up the contract, giving her freedom—but she chooses to stay. They become a family, bound not by money, but by love.

A broke single mother, Emma, sells her breast milk to Locke, the werewolf football captain, for one million dollars. He drinks it before games to suppress his berserk wolf bloodline. As their transaction deepens, Locke protects her from her abusive ex and jealous rivals. Emma moves into his estate, where nightly feedings blur the line between deal and desire. Locke tears up the contract, giving her freedom—but she chooses to stay. They become a family, bound not by money, but by love.

A broke single mother, Emma, sells her breast milk to Locke, the werewolf football captain, for one million dollars. He drinks it before games to suppress his berserk wolf bloodline. As their transaction deepens, Locke protects her from her abusive ex and jealous rivals. Emma moves into his estate, where nightly feedings blur the line between deal and desire. Locke tears up the contract, giving her freedom—but she chooses to stay. They become a family, bound not by money, but by love.

A broke single mother, Emma, sells her breast milk to Locke, the werewolf football captain, for one million dollars. He drinks it before games to suppress his berserk wolf bloodline. As their transaction deepens, Locke protects her from her abusive ex and jealous rivals. Emma moves into his estate, where nightly feedings blur the line between deal and desire. Locke tears up the contract, giving her freedom—but she chooses to stay. They become a family, bound not by money, but by love.

A broke single mother, Emma, sells her breast milk to Locke, the werewolf football captain, for one million dollars. He drinks it before games to suppress his berserk wolf bloodline. As their transaction deepens, Locke protects her from her abusive ex and jealous rivals. Emma moves into his estate, where nightly feedings blur the line between deal and desire. Locke tears up the contract, giving her freedom—but she chooses to stay. They become a family, bound not by money, but by love.

A broke single mother, Emma, sells her breast milk to Locke, the werewolf football captain, for one million dollars. He drinks it before games to suppress his berserk wolf bloodline. As their transaction deepens, Locke protects her from her abusive ex and jealous rivals. Emma moves into his estate, where nightly feedings blur the line between deal and desire. Locke tears up the contract, giving her freedom—but she chooses to stay. They become a family, bound not by money, but by love.