Part One: URL
I didn't always think of my sister as content.
Before that she was my sister.
Which didn't mean we always got along.
We cycled through the same seasons most siblings do.
Being gracious to one another, then fighting; tormenting one another, then fiercely protecting.
Sometimes in the space of a few hours.
And we could be competitive; often childishly so.
But I loved her like crazy.
And she loved me like mad.
And it turned out this was truer than either of us realized.
First Upload
It started when she bought me a WebCam for Christmas.
I was going to host a podcast on YouTube.
I set up a studio in my bedroom where I would livestream a weekly video show about skateboarding.
It would have 20 million followers.
It would grow to be an illustrious brand, and I would sell merchandise to a community of loyal fans who adored me.
Then I would retire as a billionaire, aged 27.
That was the plan.
But I was as deluded as most young people.
I had also been misled about the ease of social media celebrity.
After 5 months, I had 122 subscribers.
Most of these were friends and family; or random accounts I'd followed who were kind (or equally desperate enough) to follow me back.
Some of my videos had 50 views, and 30 of them had been me.
Apparently I was not a "good fit" in front of the camera. That's what people said.
"You don't have enough of a personality for on-screen," a friend told me.
An insult along the lines of "you have a face for radio."
But some thought I showed promise as a director.
I began to wonder if my skills might be better served
behind
the camera.
I started to take still photos, mostly of skateboards, and upload them to my Instagram page.
They got more 'likes' than my YouTube flops.
But I could never decide on an authentic subject matter or theme.
I would snap random moments and make them black and white, hoping they'd seem more intentional and artistic.
I secretly knew I had failed to capture anything compelling or real.
Until something wonderful happened one day to change all that...
It was early in summer vacation.
I was sitting on the floor of the living room taking auto-timed photos of a skateboard wheel - I know, pretentious and weird; but I told you, I had no subject matter and was desperate - when my sister rushed by in a long flowing dress.
She accidentally knocked my iPhone from its filming-post and it slid between her feet, exactly as a timed photo went off; lighting up the inside of her dress with a flash.
The resulting image was extraordinary.
I don't mean artistically; it was a cheap, tabloid shot.
But the view of her body.
It depicted her long bare legs, slender thighs; and firm ass, barely concealed by a pair of white cotton panties.
The star of the show was a circle of moisture in the center of her pouched gusset.
It looked like the grease stain a donut leaves on the paper bag.
It was the one of the hottest things I'd seen in forever.
I figured it would also be of value to the
internet.
So I uploaded it to the NestWork app in the NSFW section.
I created an account that nobody could trace back to me.
I wanted to make sure my sister remained anonymous, even though I knew I was behaving like a snake.
In a few short hours, the photo was the most 'liked' and shared piece of content I had posted in a year and 8 months of trying.
And I had posted far more elaborate and time-consuming productions previously.
This was a single photo, taken by mistake.
Unless it was taken by
destiny.
Either way, I realized sex sells.
I know that's not rocket science.
But I had spent too much time thinking about Playstation 5 to consider it before.
I came to understand that if the subject matter of my photos was
sex,
- and in particular, if they presented female nudity - people would probably 'like' them, and by extension, me.
I received dozens of new followers from the upskirt pic, as well as a bunch of warm comments and DMs.
Some were asking to see the face of the girl whose panties-clad ass was tantalizingly revealed in the shot.
A few asked if the wet patch was pee or cum.
Most just requested more pictures of her.
One piece of correspondence was unique.
It was a DM from a user named HomerZuckerman45.
He'd been a member for a few months but had no public history on the app.
He asked a simple question that opened a Pandora's box:
"Who's the girl?"
I fired off a quick private reply, without much thought:
"Sister."
"How old?" was his response.
"18," I wrote, just as honestly.
I thought no more about it.
A few days later, I logged into the app and discovered a new DM from the same user:
"You want $$$? Contact me in Quiet."
Quiet mode is a way to send messages on NestWork that disappear moments after they've been read.
I wrote the user a reply in Quiet that said: "Hi. Would love to make some $$$."
I turned on notifications and waited.
At some point that night, I was notified HomerZuckerman45 had sent a reply:
"Send a nude of your sister and I'll transfer $500."
I barely had time to absorb the offer before the words disappeared before my eyes.
Was there any chance he meant it?
$500 was decent money.
But why should I trust a faceless stranger on a shady adult internet platform?
I mean, I'm naïve; but I'm not glaringly naïve.
(Spoiler: I
am
glaringly naïve).
I was aware of scammers soliciting for money and porn. But for some reason my instincts about this guy were different.
My gut said there was a chance he might be serious; enough that I should put him to the test.
I had zero idea how to procure a naked photo of my sister, practically or ethically.
But I wrote back the following: "How do I know you're good for the $$$?"
He replied immediately: "You want to be paid in tokens or crypto?"
Tokens can be sent through the NestWork app and transferred into your bank account as cash.
"Tokens," I replied.
I waited a few minutes, checking my phone intermittently.
There was no reply.
I decided the guy was full of shit.
It was probably a relief given that I had no idea how to obtain the image he desired anyway.
But then my phone made the sound of a cash register's
ka-ching
to signify that tokens had been transferred to my account.
I opened the app and saw that 50,000 tokens ($100) had been donated.
The sender?
HomerZuckerman45.
Okay... Now the guy had my attention.
He might have been a weirdo, but he was a weirdo with $100 to throw around.
It was more in one transaction than I'd received for any previous online endeavor.
And I hadn't had to do anything for it.
After five minutes, he sent a follow-up message in Quiet mode:
"Consider that a deposit. Send the pic and I'll transfer $400 more."
***
I couldn't sleep that night.
Where was I going to get a naked picture of my sister?
From her high school yearbook?
I hadn't seen her without clothes since we were kids, let alone documented it photographically.
I wondered if I could mock something up in Photoshop.
But who was I kidding?
I can barely doodle a stickman, let alone CGI my sister's ass.
And besides, HomerZuckerman45 had already seen her in a picture.
Half of her,
at least; in auto-flash detail.
I would have to make the photos match.
Unless...
What if I opted for a topless picture?
He hadn't seen her above the equator, and had no idea what to expect up there...
Let me take a quick moment to tell you about my sister's body.
Charlotte and I are physically quite similar.
Apart from the boy and girl parts.
Hers
especially.
We are approximately the same height - 5"10.
We are the same level of rib-visible lean.
Our hair is a similar dirty blonde; although Charlie's is longer and highlighted.
We have the same hands and feet.
The toe on her left foot curls in, just like mine.
And we have identical asses.
The small tell is that hers has more of a teardrop shape.
Our shoulders and arms; our eyes, noses, jawlines and faces...
It's almost like we are cloned.
Except for two mighty differences.
My sister has a
really big
pair of tits.
We often marvel in our family about how strange and improbable they are.
The rest of her is genetically bone-thin, but somehow these unlikely beach balls emerge from her tiny frame.
In hindsight, it is inevitable they would become part of her calling...
I was determined to send HomerZuckerman45 a picture of some tits to collect the remaining $400.
But I realized they didn't necessarily have to be my sister's.
I could find a lookalike online and pass it off as her.
As long as it was consistent with the half he'd already seen.
So I trawled the internet for pictures of topless blondes who might provide a convincing understudy for Charlotte's upper half.
It took longer than expected.
Partly because it's always distracting for a man to look at breasts.
But also because so many candidates had at least one giveaway - a tramp stamp, blemish or birthmark; or some other deal breaker, like an appendectomy scar or pierced nipple. Even a
cock,
in the case of one transgender girl who was otherwise a dead ringer for Charlotte.
Not that HomerZuckerman45 would know,
of course,
if my sister had two tattooed nipples, a pierced appendectomy scar, and dinosaur horns with cocks hanging off each of them.