Moonshine Tax
The moon hung low over the misty hills of the North Carolina backwoods, casting a silvery glow on the hidden clearing where the McCoy sisters ran their illicit operation. June, Mae, and April had inherited the family still from their pa, turning it into a thriving enterprise that kept the county buzzed and their pockets lined. The air was thick with the sweet, fermented scent of corn mash bubbling in the copper pot, steam rising like forbidden whispers into the night. June McCoy, the youngest at 18, wiped the sweat from her brow with the back of her hand, her blonde hair sticking to her flushed cheeks. She wore her signature overalls with nothing underneath, the straps barely containing her ample breasts as she bent over to stir the mash. Her toned stomach glistened under the lantern light, and her big butt swayed hypnotically with each movement. "Whoo-wee, sisters! This batch is gonna be smoother than a preacher's lie," she drawled, her voice laced with that perpetual ...