Body For Sale Novels & Stories

"Wake up Camila. I overheard Father talking to a strange man about you." Camila eyes blink open, "What do you mean." She sat up right facing her little brother that was on his knees. "Yes Camila, I over heard them making some deals concerning you. Father plans on having you auctioned." Dante report had sent cold spikes down her spine, her soul and her heart. She could hardly believe it. Camila knows Father has become more complacent, spending all his money on alcohol, drugs and gambling brothels. But she hadn't guessed father will be so cruel as to selling her to an unknown stranger just so he could pay up his debts. Tears gush out of her eyes.

One night. The words came out of my mouth without me knowing if I felt better or worse for it, Leonor would be by my side, at least so I hoped. As the sun began to set, I left towards the house, not knowing how I would tell Leonor that I had sold it to save my business, I stopped by a cellar, bought a wine that she liked, I got home embarrassed, and Leonor perfumed me I was waiting sitting on the sofa, wearing an attractive dress, and dinner on the table: - Hello my love. - She said coming towards me and taking off my jacket. - It's been a while since we took some time for ourselves.

I gave her a call and I told her that I wanted to buy the entire building, I made an offer, an insane offer and the owner of the building sold it to me. Like many other businesses he invested everything he had into buying the business, the restaurant is also part of the building, he is selling it because he couldn't keep up with it, he needed some money. At first he refused to sell his building to me but if you know me then you will know that I don't take no for an answer, so I made it my mission to find out why he needed the quick cash. I found out that his wife was sick and that the medical expenses where up to his neck, to top it off his wife was not responding to the treatment.

he stepped forward. “Then what happens next?” she impatiently asks, he looks distaste at her saying, “I didn’t know that you’re willing to sell your body just to get what you want,” he disappointedly said and disgustedly look at her face, “but why are you trying too hard to work for me when you can pay your body to me,” he frigidly added.

I reached for the pen next to the contract, but paused, my hand hovering over the paper. “I think before I sign away my body for the next nine months,” I said dryly, “I should at least know the name of the man I’m selling it to.” His lips twitched—not quite a smile, but close. “Raymond Blackwood.” The hell, no.

“I’ll think about it.” Another lie. “Make sure you do. One night with the right man could change your life.” But I suppose this could actually change my life. Since he’s talking mostly about money—not sex. “One night?” I call back, finally on route to my car. “With the right man you could retire at the age of twenty-five.” That’s much better than the “beautiful” complement, because I’m twenty-eight. “Give me a call. The auction is on Friday, two days from now.”

" My eyes turned red-rimmed. Having been raised poor, I never fought back when other kids beat me up because I feared my parents wouldn't be able to afford the compensation. Everyone at school knew that there was an idiot who wouldn't fight back or argue when insulted. Even stray dogs on the street seemed to dare to kick me around. Yet now, Mom and Dad blamed me for acting all timid and cowardly. … In the end, I didn't steal the 200 dollars. Instead, I sold the only birthday gift Mom and Dad had ever given me. It was a camera—a piece of junk Clover had discarded, but it still managed to fetch 3,000 dollars.

I said. "Yes, he is looking for you now. On a dark web site for illegal organ sales. The price on your body was set high by him, and now many people are hunting you," Alexandro said.

Couldn't admit that I was so desperate I was willing to sell my body to strangers just to keep breathing. "I just want to do something thrilling for once in my life," I lied, forcing lightness into my voice that I didn't feel. "I don't want to die a virgin, you know? Figured it was time to take some risks. Live a little." Cynthia laughed, "I'm so proud of you! Seriously, Eva, this is amazing. And don't worry about anything, okay? All the men who participate in the auction are thoroughly vetted. They're young, hot, rich, and clean. No weirdos. No creeps. Just successful guys looking for a good time with consenting adults. You're going to have an incredible experience, I promise."

He walked toward the gun, until the barrel pressed against his heart. "Because 100 million is pocket change, Ivan," Sebastian said calmly. "And because I can give you something money can't buy." [The Offer] "Oh?" Ivan cocked his head. "And what is that? Your company is frozen. Your assets are gone." "The Future," Sebastian said. He signaled to Braun. The nervous doctor pulled out a tablet. He showed Ivan a simulation. Not of a weapon. But of a Soldier. A soldier who could heal from gunshot wounds in minutes. Who could run at 40 mph. Who needed no sleep.