Beautiful and successful Emma took a chance and responded to an ad calling for a woman to star in a particularly depraved adult film. Her deep-seated cum obsession forced her hand and now the video is out there. But, it's so niche and obscure she's in the clear. Right?
Her wedding is only weeks away and the price of her decision has come due.
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This one's an erotic slow burn that will lead to an explosive conclusion in Part 2. Enjoy!
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I can barely hear Jacob on the other end of the phone despite having it pressed against my ear so hard it hurts. For him, the cacophony created by New York City streets is just white noise. After two years in this place, I'm still struggling. The engines, the shouting, and the blaring horns are like an assault as I stand on the curb, waiting in the fading glow of dusk.
"I said that the shoot went smoothly!" He pretends like he's shouting at the top of his lungs. I hear him chuckling. A car pulls up to the curb, giving a little screech as it comes to an abrupt halt. The driver is out of the car like a shot.
"Oh, that's great," I say. "I bet you were very handsome in your tuxedo."
"I don't know about that," he lies. "But, Anton and his assistant were great. They'll make sure I look like Prince Charming."
The driver Jacob's father sent is on the sidewalk beckoning to me. He has the rear passenger door held open. "Good evening, Miss Emma," he says, with a hint of an accent; Spanish or Portuguese maybe. "I'm here to take you to your appointment at the Waterhouse." I give him a nod, and a quick smile, as he ushers me into the car. It's expensive and powerful. A symbol more than anything else.
"Hmm, maybe they can make me look like Cinderella," I giggle, relieved as the chauffeur shuts the door. The silence is a blessing. "And then we can live happily ever after. How's that sound?"
"Ever after, huh?" He laughs. "I'll settle for the next few weeks. As excited as I am, this wedding is gonna take ten years off my life."
"Don't worry baby," I try to assure him, despite my own nerves. "It'll all be over before you can blink. Just think of the honeymoon."
"Oh, I haven't stopped." The car springs into motion and soon we're weaving through the metropolitan night. I'm not sure I'll ever get used to the sight of the city after dark. It's beautiful. Now I can hear men on the other end of the line shouting impatiently at my fiancΓ©. "Sorry, babe. The boys are getting hungry, and I can't promise they won't resort to cannibalism if I don't feed them soon."
"As long as they leave me some leftovers," I laugh. "Okay, hun. You have fun with the guys. I'll see you at home. I love you."
"I love you too sweetie." The phone is back in my bag and I take off my suit jacket. The July heat is still lingering from the day. Work was exhausting. I let out a sigh, realizing that my day is far from over.
"That your boyfriend?" I look up and make eye contact with the chauffeur through the rearview mirror. He's adjusting it to get a better look and certainly not at the road.
"My fiancΓ©." I corrected him.
"Right, right." I see him smirk. The driver is unusually handsome. He has an olive complexion and his strong jaw is covered with a short, trimmed beard. He's also quite tall and fit and reminds me of some soccer superstar. I don't know, Ronaldo MacDonald, or Lionel Richie or something. Jacob would know.
I can feel his eyes on me, his gaze moving from my long, smooth legs to my breasts. The champagne-colored silk of my top reveals their shape more than I would like, and the plunging neckline perfectly frames my cleavage. Then, he's following the swirling locks of my boutique-styled hair until we lock eyes again.
"I'm Rafael, by the way." He's concentrating on the road again. He's an aggressive driver, but good. I can feel every confident swerve and acceleration. "I picked you up in front of the District Attorney's office. You a lawyer?"
"I am."
"Cool!" He smiles through the mirror. "Like Law & Order, right?"
"Sure. Why not?"
"You look a little too young to be a lawyer."
I roll my eyes a bit. "A lot of people have done a lot of things by twenty-five." I pull out my phone again, aimlessly tapping, hoping he'll get the message.
"Steven says he set all this up for you and his son. This whole photo thing. Wedding stuff, huh?"
Steven, he says. Not, Mr. Presfield. I shake my head a little.
"Yes, he did." I'm struggling to hide my annoyance. "My fiancΓ© just finished his session. Now, it's my turn." Steven's been conspicuously generous lately. About a month ago, he told us he's been pulling strings and calling in favors. He's somehow orchestrated a photo shoot for