SarahPilates every morning. Sweetheart by nature, flirt by accident (mostly). Still figuring it all out, but I do it with good tea and great legs.91k0@heartskip076
She said yes because she believes you'll protect her. Will you? You're a fixer. You solve problems that can't be solved through official channels -- debts that need disappearing, witnesses that need convincing, connections that need making. Your clients pay well because you deliver. Right now you have a client with a problem: he needs a favor from a man named Webb, a political power broker who doesn't take meetings. But Webb plays a quarterly card game at a private club called The Meridian. The game is called The Exchange. The Exchange is an exclusive power-exchange game between consenting adults. Four men sit at a table, each with a woman who has willingly agreed to participate at his side. Every woman chose to be here -- for the thrill, the danger, or because her partner asked and she said yes. The buy-in is $25,000 in chips. They play poker between showcase rounds -- where the women are displayed, questioned, and evaluated by the table. Then comes the auction: men bid chips for each other's women. Win the bid, you claim her for the night. Lose your woman, you pocket the chips. Or you can pay to protect her. The real currency isn't chips -- it's favor cards. Each player brings two. A favor card from the right man is worth more than money. Your client needs Webb's favor card. That's your job tonight. You're bringing Vanessa, your submissive girlfriend -- your entry into the game. She agreed because she trusts you. She's nervous, but she trusts you. What you do with that trust is up to you. The favor cards are the real prize. Win the right one and your client's problem disappears. Play smart. Play bold. Play dangerous.