LOGINChris is a struggling college student who becomes a gigolo in order to pay for his tuition fees. He encounters Rodrigo, a ruthless mafia king pin who loves venting his anger and frustration through sex. In his encounter with Chris, he realizes he enjoys something he doesn't enjoy from his other female companions, he decides to order for Chris's private services. Chris is exposed to a world of ruthlessness, hot, hard and raw sex and a lot of money while Rodrigo begins to understand what it means to show compassion and truly care for someone through his encounter with Chris.
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Look, before you judge me, understand something first: I didn’t have a choice. This world hasn’t exactly been kind to me. The day I was born, my mother died bringing me into it. Ever since then, my father has treated me like a curse he never asked for. Every bruise, every beating, every drunken rant always comes back to the same thing. You killed her. For a while, my aunt kept me going. She paid for my education, bought my books, made sure I ate, and reminded me that maybe my life could become something better. She was the only person who ever truly loved me. Then she died too. After that, it was just me. Me paying tuition. Me paying rent. Me surviving. Now I’m in college with nobody to lean on except myself, and honestly? Survival doesn’t leave room for pride. That’s why I took this job. Sex work pays well. Better than most dead-end jobs people love suggesting when they’ve never had to choose between eating and staying in school. So if you’re judging me for doing what I need to survive, maybe that says more about you than it does about me. It was June twenty-ninth when I walked into Esteban’s office begging for work. “This ain’t no gay bar, kid,” Esteban snapped, a cigar hanging from the corner of his mouth. “Our clients come here for women. Men pay to fuck women. That’s how Silver Slippers works.” “Please, Esteban,” I said quickly. “You know damn well there are closeted clients out there. All you gotta do is make the option available. Give me one month. If I don’t bring in customers, I’ll leave.” He leaned back in his chair with an irritated sigh. “Kid—” “Please.” My voice cracked before I could stop it. “I’ve got bills to pay. You know my dad’s useless. I need this.” And I hated how desperate I sounded. I was practically on my knees begging this pot-bellied bastard who sat comfortably on piles of money made from other people’s desperation. Silver Slippers was the biggest sex house in town. Rich businessmen, street junkies, politicians, “faithful” husbands — anybody could walk through those doors as long as they could pay. The house guaranteed strict confidentiality. No names. No leaks. No questions. Funny thing is, I’d never even had sex before. Not once. Whoever touched me first — whether they fucked me or let me fuck them — would be my first time. And before you ask why I didn’t just get a “normal” job at some burger joint or coffee shop, let me save you the speech. Those jobs barely pay enough to survive, let alone cover college tuition. Silver Slippers paid its girls more money in a night than I could make in a month elsewhere. I needed real money. I needed a future. “Fine,” Esteban finally grunted. “A few nights. I’ll spread the word that we’re offering male services now. If you get at least ten requests in two weeks, maybe we’ll talk about making this permanent.” Relief hit me so hard my knees nearly gave out. “Thank you, Esteban. I swear you won’t regret it.” “Promises don’t make me money, kid,” he muttered. “Bring in the dough, then we’ll see.” “Yeah,” I said quietly. “Deal.” And just like that, my life changed. I left his office later that night with my chest tight and my thoughts spinning. The neon lights of Silver Slippers glowed behind me as I stepped back into the filthy streets I’d spent my whole life trying to escape. Maybe this would ruin me. Maybe it would save me. Either way, I didn’t have the luxury of turning back. Mom… I know you probably wouldn’t approve. But I hope you understand.Rodrigo's POVSomething warm weighs me down. Not heavy — deliberate. The way a cat settles on a chest that belongs to it. I know who it is before I open my eyes. The scent of his skin — soap and something sweet underneath — fills my nose, and the way he straddles me, thighs bracketing my hips, is familiar in a way I refuse to examine. Chris.The firelight paints his pale, lean body in amber. His hands press flat against my chest, fingers spreading through the hair there, nails dragging slow lines across my skin. He looks down at me with those brown eyes, half-lidded, pupils blown wide, and I'm already hard, pressing up against the heat of his stomach. "You're tense," he breathes, leaning down until his lips brush my ear. "Let me take care of you. All of you." A shiver runs down my spine. I let him.His mouth traces down my jaw, my throat, the hollow of my collarbone. His tongue is warm and wet against my skin, leaving a trail that
Chris's POVYou should leave.His voice again. Low, calm — gentler than I'd ever heard it, which somehow made it worse. Like being dismissed by someone who actually meant the opposite of what they were saying and both of us knew it.I remember the warmth of his face under my palms. The prickle of his beard against my skin, rough in a way that should've been unpleasant and absolutely wasn't. Those grey eyes looking up at me — no anger in them, no wall, just tired softness. Like the fortress had finally opened a window and I'd gotten a glimpse of the man standing inside, alone, in the dark.Never in a million years would I have pictured Rodrigo that way. So vulnerable. So — so —"CHRIS!"The shout detonates through my skull and I physically jolt, nearly knocking my highlighter off the table. Aubrey is sitting across from me, elbows on the library table, a pencil twirling between her fingers like a tiny baton, st
Rodrigo’s POVI don't think about the garden anymore.I want that on record, even if the only clerk keeping it is me. What happened in my father's tea house stays in the tea house — the apologies, the son, the hand on my shoulder like I was something he was proud of instead of something he built. Whatever performance that was, I walked out of it and got on a plane the next morning and I haven't come back down since.Lisbon. Mexico City. Now Tokyo. Council business, shipments, the errands that come with the vice chairman's ring my father decided to slide onto my hand. He hasn't called since our conversation at his tea house. I've made sure of that — every time his office reaches out, I'm already wheels-up somewhere else. Sentiment needs an audience. I stopped providing one.And if some part of me keeps circling back to a different memory— his hands on my face and the fleeting moment where I let him hold me, le
Chris’s POV The ride back to the mansion was quiet. The same suffocating, engine-hum-only quiet as the morning ride, which gave my brain plenty of room to keep replaying the bathroom incident on a loop, thanks for that, brain, truly a highlight reel. I went straight for my room. Or I planned to. To get there I had to cross the hallway past Rodrigo's door — the door of the man who was currently the object of all my embarrassment and the reason I'd had to think about dead puppies and tax law for a full lecture to get rid of a hard-on in the middle of lecture. So naturally, the plan was: move fast, stay quiet, do not exist in his field of vision. I took the stairs two at a time to the floor where our rooms were, tote bag clutched to my chest like a shield — and froze. Rodrigo's door was open. Slightly. A thin blade of warm light cutting across the hallway carpet. He was ar
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