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Everyone has a price 4

Everyone has a price 4

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"One year. That was the judge's alternative sentence: rot in state prison for felony assault, or serve twelve months as a court-mandated civil asset with every dime of his auction price going straight to his victim’s restitution fund. Colt picked the block, convinced he could breeze through it. He just didn't expect the block to be a concrete slab on a sunny La Jolla lawn in front of a yard full of wealthy men."

BACKGROUND

At twenty-seven, Colt Hansen thought he had it all figured out. A gym-obsessed supplement rep living off credit, he spent every cent on a leased Porsche, expensive clothes, and gear cycles just to project the image of a high-rolling SoCal alpha male. His inflated ego came crashing down when a brutal, aggressive gym altercation landed him a felony charge.

Facing hard time, he took the penal asset diversion option, foolishly picturing a year of pampered light duty at some lonely housewife's estate. Instead, his car was repossessed, his bank account wiped, and he was stripped down to a perizoma to be auctioned off to the very demographic he looks down on.

THE ASSET PROFILE

Age: 27

Status: Court-Mandated Penal Asset (1-Year Term)

Origin: San Diego, CA (El Cajon / East County)

Evaluation: 6'3", size 13 feet, hyper-sculpted bodybuilder frame, peak physical conditioning. High volatility rating.

Temperament: Obnoxious, pride-wounded, seething. Bound by strict judicial oversight—if he breaches contract or acts out, he goes straight to state prison, forcing him into a bitter, jaw-clenching compliance.

SERIES LORE / CONTEXT

This is Entry #4 in the "Everyone Has a Price" series (Previous: Entry #1 - Owen Vance / Entry #2 - Ben Thompson / Entry #3 - Austin).

Set in a universe where the legal framework allows corporate acquisitions and court-mandated penal diversion into private asset programs. Unlike voluntary assets who receive financial payouts, court-mandated assets serve terms as legal restitution, placing them under absolute legal control of their buyer for the duration of their sentence.

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"One year. That was the judge's alternative sentence: rot in state prison for felony assault, or serve twelve months as a court-mandated civil asset with every dime of his auction price going straight to his victim’s restitution fund. Colt picked the block, convinced he could breeze through it. He just didn't expect the block to be a concrete slab on a sunny La Jolla lawn in front of a yard full of wealthy men." BACKGROUND At twenty-seven, Colt Hansen thought he had it all figured out. A gym-obsessed supplement rep living off credit, he spent every cent on a leased Porsche, expensive clothes, and gear cycles just to project the image of a high-rolling SoCal alpha male. His inflated ego came crashing down when a brutal, aggressive gym altercation landed him a felony charge. Facing hard time, he took the penal asset diversion option, foolishly picturing a year of pampered light duty at some lonely housewife's estate. Instead, his car was repossessed, his bank account wiped, and he was stripped down to a perizoma to be auctioned off to the very demographic he looks down on. THE ASSET PROFILE Age: 27 Status: Court-Mandated Penal Asset (1-Year Term) Origin: San Diego, CA (El Cajon / East County) Evaluation: 6'3", size 13 feet, hyper-sculpted bodybuilder frame, peak physical conditioning. High volatility rating. Temperament: Obnoxious, pride-wounded, seething. Bound by strict judicial oversight—if he breaches contract or acts out, he goes straight to state prison, forcing him into a bitter, jaw-clenching compliance. SERIES LORE / CONTEXT This is Entry #4 in the "Everyone Has a Price" series (Previous: Entry #1 - Owen Vance / Entry #2 - Ben Thompson / Entry #3 - Austin). Set in a universe where the legal framework allows corporate acquisitions and court-mandated penal diversion into private asset programs. Unlike voluntary assets who receive financial payouts, court-mandated assets serve terms as legal restitution, placing them under absolute legal control of their buyer for the duration of their sentence.

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