Alyssa 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.
Chapter 30: The game of seductionAllysa's point of viewI got up gently from the table, pretending to be a pressing need. The atmosphere of the dinner was pleasant, but this silent game with this young man was starting to disturb me more than I wanted to admit. I needed to calm down, to resume my senses, so I headed for the toilet, trying to not meet his gaze again. The toilet space was calm, slightly lit by dim light. I lean against the sink, looking at my reflection in the mirror. My heart was still beating a little too fast. "What happens to me?" I whispered for myself, moving from cold water to the face. I didn’t have time to pull myself together completely than a light noise behind me drew my attention. The door had just closed. I turned suddenly, and it was him. This young man, always with his corner smile, stared at me with the same intensity that troubled me throughout the dinner. "I'm sorry," he said gently, his low and slightly hoarse voice. "But I couldn't wait any long
Chapter 29: Dinner between partnerSofia's point of viewIn the kitchen, I was watching the last dishes with a simmer. The table was already set in the dining room, elegant and refined as Paolo loved it. The impeccably ironed white tablecloth, the candlesticks on, and each plate placed with an almost military precision. It was one of those dinners where Paolo received his associates. For him, everything had to be perfect, and I took care not to leave anything to chance. Allysa was there, silent but effective. She helped me transport the plates and adjust some details. However, something in his attitude challenged me. She seemed nervous, avoiding my gaze, and her gestures were a little more hesitant than usual. I didn't pay too much attention to the moment, focusing on my tasks. I breathed deeply, throwing a last glance at my dress. An elegant, black room with lace touches, perfectly suited. Paolo had insisted that I was present, saying that an evening without me would not be complet
Chapter 28: The doubts of AllysaAllysa's point of viewThe house was silent, plunged into a tranquility that left me alone with my thoughts. Sitting at the edge of my bed, I played nervously with the pendant around my neck, a tic that I had always when anxiety won me. My fingers slipped on the cold metal, looking for a shape of comfort at a time when my head was a real battlefield. I couldn't find peace. The memories of the moments spent with Paolo, intense and passionate moments, intermediated with a growing feeling of guilt. Why did I let things happen so far? Each tender gesture he had had for me, each word whipped, now resonated as a painful contradiction. Was it real? Or was I only an outlet to fill something that was missing in her life with Sofia? I sighed deeply, my gaze landing on the closed door. On the other side, Sofia, my boss, this so sweet and generous woman, was probably sleeping peacefully, unconscious of the betrayal that was traveled under her own roof. My stomac
Chapter 27: one stolen nightPaolo's point of viewThe silence of the house reigned like a heavy blanket, barely disturbed by the regular tick-tac of the corridor clock. I sat on the edge of my bed, throwing a last look at Sofia who was sleeping deeply. His calm and regular breathing filled the room. For a moment, a wave of guilt tried to try me, but I swept it almost immediately. I had made my decision. I got up gently, making sure not to cringe the parquet under my bare feet. Each step was measured, each movement calculated. I approached the door and slowly turned the handle, praying so that it made no noise. When the door opened without a sound, I slipped into the corridor, closing behind me with a delicacy that I had never thought possible. The corridor was weakly lit by a night light hung on the wall. The atmosphere seemed suspended, almost unreal. I took a deep inspiration before I advance, my bare feet on the cold ground offering me a welcome contrast with the stifling heat o
Chapter 26: We can speak nowSofia's point of viewIt was a calm late afternoon. I was in the living room, distractedly leafing through a magazine, but my mind was elsewhere. Since our last attempt to discuss, Paolo and I had avoided any real exchange. However, I knew that it would be necessary, sooner or later, to break this heavy silence. So when I heard her enter the room, I straightened up, ready to face. He stopped near the door, his hands in his pockets, the air a little hesitant. - "Sofia, can we speak?" he asked in a voice that wanted to be calm, but I received a hint of tension. I looked up towards him, a mixture of surprise and skepticism crossing my mind. I did not expect him to take the initiative of this conversation. Not after all these days when he seemed to flee to me. - "Do you finally want to speak?" I replied, the slightly brittle voice in spite of myself. He advanced a few steps, stopping at a careful distance. -"Yes, I know you wanted to tell me something. I
Chapter 25: Her face radiatesAllysa's point of viewI was always in my thoughts, playing distractedly with a wick of my hair, when I finally saw Sofia out of the building. To my surprise, she seemed completely different. Her face was bright, almost radiant, as if she had left behind everything that brought her. It was such a striking change that, for a second, I wondered if I did not dream. She was walking with a light step, her silhouette swinging with a natural grace, and I noted the little smile that danced at the corner of her lips. Wherever it was, it had done her good, it was obvious. But why such a mystery? I straightened up in my seat as she opened the door and settled behind the wheel. She put her hands on the wheel, throwing me a warm look. - "I didn't make you wait too much, I hope?" she asked her light and sincere tone. I made an end to my shoulders, a smile polished. -"No, not at all," I put on gently. "I had time to relax a bit."She glanced at me, almost as if she