The Farm

The Farm


"Blue," A voice said, interrupting his sleep. "C'mon, Blue, wake up!"

"Mmn, five minutes," Blue mumbled. His hat was over his face, which pressed his glasses uncomfortably against his nose, but he didn't care, he was dreaming, and he didn't want that to stop…

"Blue, wake up!" Andrew said, shoving him awake. "We need to get out of the car, we're out of gas."

"Fine, fine," He groaned, stretching. "How out of gas are we?"

"We're so out of gas, the car won't start," Andrew replied.  "There's a farm not far from here, we can walk there and ask for either a phone to call for help or to buy some gas."

"Alright," Blue said. "How far away is it?"

"About a ten minute walk."


Half an hour later, they reached the farm.

"So I underestimated the distance," Andrew said in reply to Blue's glare. "So sue me."

"I plan to… once we get back on the road," Blue muttered, opening the gate. The farm itself looked decrepit, like it had been abandoned years before. The roof of the house across the field from the barn had holes, and it did not look safe to be in. The barn itself looked rotting, and both structures creaked in the slight breeze.

"I thought you said there were people here," Blue said, looking around. "It looks like no one has been here for… ever."

"I swore it looked like there were people here," Andrew said, troubled. He could have been wrong, they were driving past… that's not all that worried him. The place didn't feel right. He didn't know how else to describe it, it just felt wrong. Sinister. "There have to be people here," He said, determined. "Let's split up and look around." Blue nodded.  "We might find some discarded gas cans somewhere."


And so the two split up.


Blue, on his ventures, found a well and a pump.

"This is sorta like The Ring," he muttered, testing the pump. Strangely enough, water poured out, but it wasn't brown or grey like he expected. It was clear, fresh spring water. "Okay… weird," He said, testing the pump again, thinking that it was just some leftover water, expecting it to turn filthy. It didn't, not even after the fifth and sixth pump. "Well, I am thirsty," Blue said, giving a final push and drinking some of the water that came out. His eyes widened in surprise: this was the best water he had ever tasted! He pumped more, drinking it.


Andrew, on the other hand, went to explore the abandoned barn. The stables were just as run-down as the rest of the area was, and he was worried the upper deck might collapse in on him at any moment. He sighed, there was nothing here, there was no point… he took another step, then shouted in pain. Jumping back, he looked down to see a horseshoe on the ground, a single nail sticking out. He picked it up to see his blood on the tip of it, but strangely enough it didn't look rusted or as if it had aged at all, unlike the barnyard.


As Blue drank, his brown hair got longer, starting to reach past his shoulders, as he started to get a little bigger, gaining some weight.


Andrew threw the horseshoe to the side and limped out of the barn, looking around for Blue. He didn't notice that he was growing, gaining muscle, and thick black fur began growing out of his skin.


Blue's face pushed out, turning into a bovine muzzle, ears moving to the top of his head as black and white fur began to grow.


"Blue?" Andrew called out as his ears moved, a tail splitting out of his pants. "Where are you?" His shoes became uncomfortable as his feet turned into hooves.


Blue heard his name and stopped drinking, standing and stumbling on his hind hooves, startled.  He looked down and gasped in a feminine voice as he saw something growing on his stomach, his chest expanding as breasts grew. He started becoming curvier, as well.


Andrew continued looking as he continued bulking up, horns growing on his head. "Blue, c'mon, where are you?" He said, his voice getting deeper.


Now an anthro cow, Blue (or rather, Bella) gave a moo of fear as she heard a different voice call her name. "Over… over here," She said hesitantly, her clothes literally falling off of her, her transformation tearing them to shreds.


Andrew headed towards the voice, wondering who it was, then stopped and gasped as he literally burst out of his clothes. He looked at his anthro bull body, wondering what had happened… then linked the horseshoe to his transformation. "Oh no… Blue!" He exclaimed, rushing towards her.


Bella gasped as Andrew reached the well.

"You… you transformed too?" She said, trying to hide her massive breasts and not succeeding.

"Yeah," Andrew said, looking at her. He felt… strange, like he was supposed to… no, this wasn't right, Andrew thought. None of this was. But there was this… nagging feeling that he should…

Andrew stepped forward and gave Bella a kiss. She gave a startled gasp, blushing madly.

"Wh-what are you doing?" She asked.

"Don't you feel it?" Andrew asked, confused. Bella was about to ask what he was talking about, but then blinked. She did, actually. She felt like this was… natural. And that Andrew was… "My mate," she finished that thought out loud. Andrew smiled and blushed under his fur as well, then took Bella into his arms.

"What do you think?" He asked. "Do you mind if we stay here?" Bella shook her head.

"Not at all," She said. "But… we'll need to fix this place up."

"It's a bit of a DIY disaster," Andrew agreed, laughing a bit. "But we'll need a place to stay."

"And I bet we'll get a lot of money for milk," Bella added.

"Oh?" Andrew asked. "How are we… oh," He said, giving a smirk. Bella blushed a bit.

"What? They're certainly big enough," She said. Andrew smiled.

"Then let's get to it," He said, giving her another kiss.


Months passed. Although work was slow going to start, they managed to put together a milking machine that produced several bottles of milk from Bella, who volunteered. "It's only fair," she would say. Once they had enough money, they began working on the house, fixing the floor and replacing it, almost redoing the entire foundation of the house from the bottom to top. Soon they had enough money to hire workers to do the work for them, and while they got weird looks at first, the workers soon grew accustomed to their employers. Three months later, their house was rebuilt, and they had enough money to buy two extra cows. With the new cows and Bella, they managed to keep the workers to work on the barn. Soon their business was blooming, and the news of two anthro bovines creating their own farm spread throughout the world.


And, of course, they lived happily ever after.