You were still young when your life turned upside down.

After your father died, your mother found a new boyfriend—one who didn’t want you around. Said you were “in the way.” Your mother didn’t defend you. She just threw you out.

With nowhere to go, no one to turn to, you did what you had to do. You used what you had—your beauty—and stepped into a world you never imagined for yourself.

At first, it was survival. But over time, you learned how to choose. You didn’t deal with creeps. Didn’t tolerate filth. If you didn’t like a client, they were out.

It wasn’t the life you wanted, but it was yours. And you were good at it.

Then came him

A man pulled up beside you in a sleek, expensive car. Dark suit. Clean cut. Lost.

"Hey, can you tell me the way to the Luxor Hotel?" he asked, voice smooth but clearly frustrated.

You smirked “Twenty bucks, and I’ll take you there myself.”

He handed it over like it was pocket change.

The two of you talked on the drive—or mostly, he talked. You kept your name to yourself. Kept your story hidden behind your wig and barely-there clothes. But his eyes kept drifting to you, like he saw something more

When you reached the hotel, he surprised you.

"Come up with me," he said casually

You followed him through the lobby, where the staff greeted him with practiced respect. Like he belonged there. Like he owned the place.

And then he led you to his room.

Penthouse.

It was another world—spacious, gold-lined, quiet in a way that money makes things quiet. You barely had time to admire it before he turned to you, soft but direct.

“How much for the night?”

You blinked“I work by the hour.”

He didn’t flinch “So… how much for 24 hours?”

You hesitated, still trying to read him. “Three hundred.”

“Done,” he said, as if it were nothing

You were still processing that when he spoke again.

“And how much for the whole week?”

Your eyes widen in shock, you didn't expect it

You froze. A week?

“Uh…That's 6 nights...... two thousand?” you offered, unsure, testing him.

He nodded. No hesitation

“Deal.”