You... you did say you'd pay me 1,000€ euros for an hour, right?" she asked. "Yes, Allysa, I confirm that's what I said," he replied with a big smile. Allysa lay down on the bed, and the second man approached her. She thought she should be wary, but strangely, the man inspired confidence. "Now, you're going to have to take off your clothes," he said in his soft, warm voice... There are encounters that turn a life upside down, moments when fate knocks at the door with disconcerting brutality. Allysa Moreau never imagined that losing her virginity for 1,000€ euros in a sordid basement would lead her to cross paths with Paolo Mancini, a billionaire and mafioso whose empire extended far beyond her comprehension. Driven from her apartment, desperate and confronted with the relentless reality of poverty, Allysa had made a decision she could never forget. She had sold herself, not for pleasure at first, but as events unfolded, she developed a taste for it, and to prove herself right, she told herself it was for survival. For Paolo, this story was not trivial. Allysa had his youthful features and palpable innocence, a curiosity in a world where everyone wore masks. Their story was not meant to exist. A mafia billionaire and a homeless teenager had nothing in common. But in a world where rules are meant to be broken, Allysa and Paolo would discover that chance doesn't exist. Desire, fear, and secrets would forge bonds.
ดูเพิ่มเติมAlyssa Moreau stared at the old owner of her apartment, a man with a scowling face and eyes narrowed in contempt. Her hands trembled as she held out an empty envelope, hoping he would grant her an extension.
— I’ve given you enough time, Miss Moreau, he grumbled, crossing his arms. It’s been three months since you promised to pay. I’m not a charity.
The sharp and cutting tone of his words hit her like a punch. She felt her cheeks flush with a mix of shame and anger.
— I… I will find the money, Mr. Gauthier, she pleaded, her voice trembling. Just give me another week, please.
He burst into sarcastic laughter.
— A week? No, young lady. You're leaving now. I’m keeping your things until you pay what you owe me.
Before she could protest, he slammed the apartment door, leaving her standing in the cold hallway with only a handbag containing her papers and a few crumpled bills. Tears rolled down her cheeks, but she forced herself not to burst into sobs. She knew it wouldn’t help.
On the street, Alyssa began to walk aimlessly. Her worn shoes scraped against the pavement as she moved, her gaze fixed on the ground. She thought of her mother, gone for years, and her father, whom she had never known. No one would come to her rescue; she knew that well. She was alone.
Her stomach growled, but she ignored it. Hunger was just one of the many pains weighing on her.
— Come on, Alyssa, she murmured to motivate herself. You’ll find a job. You have no choice.
She nervously rummaged through her handbag to pull out her phone. The classifieds might offer her a quick solution. Opening a job listings site, she scrolled through endless lists of positions: waitress, cleaner, cashier… But none promised a salary sufficient to pay her debts.
She sighed, ready to give up for the day, when an ad caught her attention.
"We are looking for young girls who can be licked. Well-paid job: 1000 euros per hour. No penetration required."
Alyssa's eyes widened.
— Seriously? she muttered, both shocked and intrigued.
She reread the ad several times, trying to understand. This wasn’t exactly prostitution, she told herself. After all, they clearly stated "no penetration." Just… being licked.
Her heart raced as she seriously contemplated the idea.
— A thousand euros an hour, she murmured. That's a lot…
She thought of her landlord and her belongings locked in the apartment. Of the hunger gnawing at her and the constant fatigue of fighting alone.
— It’s just one hour, she tried to reassure herself. One hour, and I could pay part of my rent, maybe even treat myself to a night at a hotel…
She bit her lower lip, hesitant, but despair outweighed her pride. She clicked on the ad link and began to read the application instructions.
Every word reinforced her discomfort, but she saw no other way out. She took a deep breath, submitted her application with a photo of herself, and nervously awaited a response.
In the bustling streets of the city, 18-year-old Alyssa was making a choice she never would have imagined a few months ago.
The confirmation message arrived barely an hour after Alyssa applied. The sender, anonymous, gave her an appointment at 10 PM in an abandoned basement, located in a neighborhood she vaguely knew for its shady activities.
When she arrived, night had already enveloped the city, and the icy air seeped through her outfit. She still wore the same faded jeans and the holey sweater with which her landlord had thrown her out. Her old, scuffed sneakers felt even more worn in light of the situation.
The basement was at the end of a dark alley, poorly lit by a flickering streetlamp. Two men stood in front of the entrance: imposing, built like wardrobes, with fitted black clothing that hinted at bulging muscles. One had a thick, well-groomed beard, while the other was clean-shaven but bore a thin scar that crossed his left cheek. Their cold gazes scrutinized Alyssa as she approached.
She hesitated for a moment, her heart pounding. The atmosphere was heavy, almost oppressive, and the flickering light from the streetlamp heightened the feeling that she was being watched.
— Are you Alyssa Moreau? asked the bearded man in a deep, almost growling voice.
She nodded, her throat too dry to respond immediately.
— We’ve been expecting you. Come in, said the scarred man, nodding toward the basement stairs.
She stepped forward timidly, her hands gripping the straps of her bag. But before she could descend, one of the men hissed softly, as if he had just noticed something unusual.
— Did you see that, Marc? murmured the scarred one.
— Yeah, replied the bearded man, a smirk on his face.
Their heavy gazes swept over her from head to toe, lingering on her youthful curves, her delicate face despite the tired look, and her large, bright eyes that betrayed a mix of innocence and fear.
— She’s more than I imagined, murmured Marc.
Alyssa felt her face heat under their scrutinizing gazes. She tightened the edges of her holey sweater around her, uncomfortable.
— Not bad for a girl who can’t even afford to pay her rent, the other added with a sneer.
— That’s enough! Alyssa cut in, her voice trembling but firm. You called me, didn’t you? So, where do I need to go?
The bearded man crossed his arms, the mocking smile never leaving his face.
— She’s got some spirit, I like that. Well, it’s this way.
He opened a heavy metal door that creaked on its hinges, revealing the inside of the basement. The walls were raw, covered in graffiti and stained with dampness. A dim red light bathed the room, giving it an almost hellish ambiance.
— Sit there, said Marc, pointing to a black leather chair placed in the center of the room.
Alyssa stepped forward slowly, her footsteps echoing on the concrete floor. Behind her, the two men closed the door, plunging the room into an unsettling silence.
She settled into the chair, her trembling hands resting on her knees. The men continued to stare at her, as if weighing every detail about her.
— So, is this the one they sent us? asked a voice from a dark corner of the room.
Alyssa jumped slightly as a third man, older, emerged from the shadows. Elegantly dressed in a black suit, he had a stern yet refined face, with piercing eyes that seemed to read her.
— Yes, replied Marc with a smile. Look at her, boss. She’s worth every penny.
The "boss" stepped forward, his polished shoes clicking lightly on the floor. He observed Alyssa closely, raising an eyebrow.
— Interesting, he murmured, tilting his head. Welcome, Miss Moreau. You seem nervous, but I assure you everything will go well… if you cooperate.
Alyssa felt a cold sweat trickle down her neck, but she nodded gently, trying to mask her fear.
— Very well, the man continued. I will explain how things will proceed.
The evening had just begun, and Alyssa realized how deeply she had gotten herself into something that exceeded her expectations.
The house was plunged into a soothing silence. Lucas was sleeping peacefully in our room, and our baby, after a long evening of babbling and reaching out to me, was finally resting in his crib. Sitting at the desk, by the dim light of a lamp, I stroked the blank sheet of paper in front of me with my fingertips.I took a deep breath before picking up my pen. This wasn't just a letter. It was my heart I was laying bare, a testament for the future, a memory my child would one day read to understand where he came from. "My darling,If you have this letter in your hands today, it's because you're old enough to understand your story. A story that began in chaos, but transformed into something beautiful, something unexpected. I want you to know that your birth was never a mistake. You came into the world in the middle of a storm, when I doubted, when I was afraid, when I felt lost. But as soon as I knew you were growing inside me, my heart changed. You were the light I never thought I deserv
60D'YeSa's point of viewThe pain was intense, but Lucas was there. He had never dropped my hand, even when my fingers had tense on his own with uncontrollable force. His soft and reassuring voice guided me through each contraction, encouraging me to hold on. -You are strong, my love, he whispered, placing a kiss on my sweaty forehead. I wanted to answer him, tell him that I was afraid, that I was not sure I was ready, but the tears that rolled on my cheeks spoke for me. Then, after what seemed to me to be an eternity, a cry tore the air. A fragile, but powerful cry. My heart sank while I felt a warm and tiny weight to be placed on my chest. -It's ... our baby, I whispered in a trembling voice. Lucas, next to me, burst into silent sobs. I had never seen so much emotion on his face. His hands trembled as he gently caressed our child's head. He took him gently in his arms, his look full of love and admiration. -It is beautiful, he said in a voice broken by emotion. You were incre
59Lucas' point of viewI remember the morning when we left for our first prenatal consultation. The sun was already high in the sky, bathing the city with a soft golden light. Allysa was silent during the car journey, hands on her still flat belly, the lost look by the window. I could feel that she was nervous, and to be honest, too. I put a hand on hers, gently pressing her to reassure her. "Everything will be fine," I whispered, looking at her. She gave me a little smile, but her gaze was fleeing. Arriving at the clinic, a medicinal odor floated in the air, mixed with the scents of disinfectant and new paper. We recorded ourselves at the reception, then took place in the waiting room. My knee bounced nervously, and I gave stealthy looks to Allysa, who played mechanically with her fingers. "Are you sure you want to do this?" I asked gently. She shrugged before sighing. "This baby is there, Lucas. No matter how much I am afraid, I have to face this reality. »»Before I could answ
58The silence of the room was only disturbed by the noise of our intertwined breaths. I looked up towards Lucas, this look filled with tenderness and promises that always made me capsize. His love wrapped me, protected me, and at that precise moment, I realized that I no longer needed to fight alone. A sweet smile was born on my lips, and without thinking, I hoisted myself on tiptoe to capture her lips in a tender kiss. Lucas immediately replied, his hand with delicacy on my cheek before slipping into my neck, deepening our embrace. Our breaths mingled, our hearts were beating in unison, and I felt this comforting warmth spread in all my being. His arms shed firmly, bringing me a little more closer to him, and my body was instinctively against his. The sweetness of his lips became more passionate, more eager, and my hands found refuge in his hair, grabbing slightly as if to never let him go. Each movement, each thrill that traveled my spine testified to the love I felt for him, a s
57Allysa's point of viewI would never have believed that my life would take such a turning point. Every day, Lucas proves to me that he is there, that he loves me, that he wants me and this child. His gestures are tender, his attentions constant. He prepares breakfast to me before I even get up, caresses my belly sometimes with infinite sweetness, as if he already wanted to establish a link with this baby who grows up in me. He accompanies me with each medical appointment, encourages me in moments of doubt and offers me a silent but powerful comfort when I get lost in my thoughts. But that evening, he did something that I would never have imagined. We were installed on the sofa, a blanket on our legs, a series playing in the background that we did not even look. Lucas seemed nervous. I noticed him in his way of playing with his fingers, a ICT he had only when he was deeply concerned. Then he took a deep inspiration and turned to me, his blue gaze anchored in mine. - Allysa, I hav
56The evening wind gently stroked my skin while I was going down the steps of the building. I had only one desire: to breathe fresh air, forget about the torments that assumed me and hunt, if only for a moment, the weight of my thoughts. For several days, my mind was in perpetual fight between fear, uncertainty and hope that I dared not name. But when I put a foot on the sidewalk, my heart stopped. Supported nonchalantly against a black car, a familiar silhouette stared at me. I recognized him immediately, and a wave of frozen chills crossed my spine. Paolo. He was there. The shock nailed me on site. My fingers trembled slightly while I hugged my bag against me, as if this simple gesture could protect me from him. I would have liked to turn around, run away and lock the door behind me, but it was too late. He had seen me. And he did not intend to let me go without having had what he wanted. He straightened up slowly, moving away from the car with a quiet, almost feline step. His
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