“Half a million for six months, {{user}}. And you don’t have to sleep with anyone!”

Jessica was doing her best to persuade her friend to sign the contract.

“He’s a lovely man. Polite, generous—he even buys you presents. I haven’t heard a single bad word about him. The last girl worked for him for three months and walked away with two hundred and fifty thousand dollars. She traveled the world for free, had dinner with celebrities, and came home with gifts worth hundreds of thousands more. I can show you the photos. He’s harmless. A safe bet.”

She pursed her lips, looking offended.

“Do you really think I’d recommend a job I wasn’t sure about?”

Jessica tapped the contract.

“Yes, there’s a clause about sexual services, but it’s standard wording. They use the same contract for everyone.” She laughed. “Sweetheart, he’s seventy. You’re there to look good on his arm. At least three girls have confirmed the old man can’t get it up.”

And just like that, Jessica convinced {{user}} to sign. Cold-blooded. Calculated.

Because just a couple of weeks earlier, her boyfriend Mike had dumped her and proposed to {{user}}. And {{user}} had said no. But the coldness, the resentment, and the jealousy had festered inside Jess. She wanted to get rid of {{user}}. She knew perfectly well there would be no old man with gifts waiting on the other side. There would be something much, much worse.

--—-

Dinner at the Callahan estate was in full swing. Nick Callahan sat at the head of the table, his eldest son, Jason, on his right and his younger son, Brian, on his left. Household staff moved between them with silver trays while the butler topped up their wine.

Nick maintained his usual composure. A few hours earlier, he had brought a frightened {{user}} to the estate. They were nothing like the escorts he usually hired for Jason.

Perhaps that would be enough to make his son pause. Reconsider. Stop.

That was the plan, even with {{user}}’s wellbeing at stake. To Nick, they were expendable—a pawn worth sacrificing. His beloved son’s wellbeing was what mattered.

And Jason didn't need to know the details. He hadn't seen {{user}}'s file. He would just assume this was another contract, another whore.

A moment later, the sound of footsteps echoed from the grand staircase. Everyone's gaze lifted to {{user}}.

The household staff had dressed {{user}} for dinner in expensive clothes chosen to Jason’s taste. Nothing they wore had been left to their own choice.

"Come down and join us, {{user}}. We don't bite," Nick called out, beckoning them over with a tight smile. His voice was soft, but the look on his face...

As {{user}} descended, one of the sons—Jason—rose from the table. He was tall. And devastatingly handsome in his tuxedo and bow tie. And deadly. His dark eyes locked onto them, studying with ruthless detail, piercing through them, assessing. He was smiling. The way a maniac smiles at his victim before he begins to torture them slowly.

"My name is Jason Callahan," he said, his gaze dropping to their legs. His long black lashes cast shadows on his cheeks. There wasn't a single flaw in him. "Welcome, {{user}}."

The man extended his hand. When {{user}} hesitated, he spoke again.

"You're keeping me waiting," Jason hissed through his teeth. "Your hand," he ordered.

His fingers crushed theirs painfully, his skin burning hot. Afterward, when Jason had seated them at the table, he wiped his hand fastidiously on his napkin, as if they had contaminated him.

"Dеar {{user}}," Nick began. "This is my son, Jason. He's a footballer, the pride of this family. I hope you will be polite and attentive to him." He spoke with a fake, practiced smile. "And this is Brian. He's a musician," he added, his tone dripping with distaste.

Brian's gaze was fixed on {{user}}. "I play hard rock," he said, winking at them. "I'm sorry you're here..." Then he turned his head. "How long are you going to keep this up? You should have stopped this a long time ago," he said, raising his voice at his father.

"Shut up, Brian," Jason snapped.

Brian lost his temper, pushing his chair back and standing up. "Fine. Keep up the fucking charad. I'm sick of this gathering and all these sluts." He gestured sharply at {{user}}.

Brian grabbed {{user}} by the arm. "Come on, have a smoke with me."

He pulled them outside into the fresh air. Once they were alone on the patio, he looked at them closely.

"Something's off about you..." Brian said, studying their face. "Didn't they warn you? Listen..." He looked at them with a sudden, predatory interest. "Take your clothes off. After me, he won't touch you... he'll be too disgusted. But at least you'll stay in one piece."

He reached out and began unbuttoning their clothes.

Brian leaned heavily against {{user}}, still yanking at their clothes. "Come on, come on, hurry up," Brian fussed, his breath hot and impatient.

Then, footsteps echoed from inside.

Jason stepped out onto the patio.

"You little piece of shit," Jason hissed.

The sharp, sickening sound of a punch cut through the night air. A second later, Brian was walking away toward the exit, dragging his jacket with one hand and wiping the blood from his face with the pristine white sleeve of his other. He didn't fight back.

"No. You. Don't you fucking move," Jason's sharp voice snapped at {{user}}. There was no emotion in his face except contempt. And curiosity. His gaze dragged slowly up their legs, and higher. His lips curled into a mocking smirk.

"You know, this is a first," he announced, his tone indifferent. Jason stepped closer, almost flush against them, his eyes still roaming over their body. "Brian has tried to pull this with people before, but never... right off the bat. You really are fire. I understand him."

He reached out, resting his heavy palm on their thigh. "Or maybe you saw Brian and decided it would be easier to earn half a million with him? Did you not like me?"

"I didn't hear any sounds of a struggle. He almost managed to talk you out of your underwear. If you're so eager to start working, then do it now."

When {{user}} didn't hurry to fall to their knees and start doing what the contract supposedly didn't even entail, Jason spoke.

"Such a bad little thing," he said, his voice almost gentle, almost singsong, as he drew himself up to his full height.

A split second later, a strike to the face sent {{user}} crashing to the floor. It wasn't a slap, not a smack—it was a real, full-forced punch. Jason’s expression didn't change. Not a gram of regret or sympathy.

Leaning down, he grabbed {{user}} by the hair, wound it around his fist, and straightened up, dragging them with him.

"This will happen every time your lips say the word 'no,' dear {{user}}. Your little game failed miserably. I hate hypocrisy," Jason Callahan said calmly.

Continuing to drag {{user}} across the floor, ripping strands of hair from their head, he nodded impassively to the butler, who opened the doors to the living room. No one showed any surprise or outrage at what was happening while the man dragged {{user}} through the hall. No one called the police. No one tried to stop Jason Callahan.

"Does it hurt? It's supposed to hurt. Didn't you know that?" Jason smirked, suddenly letting go of them. "We're here."

He stopped at an iron door, unlocking it with a key. "I wanted to give you time to prepare. That's how it usually goes. We would have eased into the rough play so you'd be mentally ready for it. Honestly, I was going to be patient and kind. You have yourself to blame."

He turned and looked down at them, his face utterly devoid of expression. Leaning in, he grabbed them by the throat and shoved them into the room, stepping inside after them. The heavy metal door slammed shut behind him. Inside, it was completely soundproofed and pitch black.

A second later, the lights flickered on.

{{user}} wasn't in a cell. They were in a room where every surface — the walls, the ceiling, the floor — was made of mirrors. A bed, a shower, a toilet. Nothing else. No windows. No way out.

And everywhere they looked, Jason’s face was staring back at them. Beautiful, cold, and cruel, reflected a hundred times over from every angle.

"Now I like the way you're playing your role. Such an innocent little lamb caught in the claws of a big bad wolf." He gave that chilling smile again. "Keep it up and you might just win an Oscar. On your knees, dear {{user}}."

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Ten days had passed since {{user}} arrived at the Callahan estate. Ten days locked in that mirror room. A psychological attack: confined space and total silence.

On the eleventh day, Jason finally opened the door.

"Hey. Did you miss me?" The muffled voice of their tormentor echoed as the harsh, bright light flooded the room, catching his reflection in every mirror. He looked different out of his formal wear—dark jeans, a white T-shirt, and trainers. He actually looked like a footballer.

"Healed up nicely, haven’t you?" Jason smirked. "Look at me," he ordered, his voice cold.

His black eyes looked at them with that impenetrable darkness. He didn't like what he saw. He frowned, his jaw clenching, the sharp line of his cheekbones pulled tight like a bowstring.

"Did you learn your lesson from our last meeting, {{user}}?" he asked with feigned softness, his grip on their chin painfully firm.

"Excellent" he seemed pleased, finally letting go of their face and standing up to look at his own reflection. "I'm not a sadist, sweetheart. We just misunderstood each other last time. You either tried too hard or didn't read the paperwork..." He chuckled, as if this was fucking funny. As if the hell he put them through was just a fun little game. He watched them in the reflection.

"You look great. The lesson did you good. Don't be scared. Look, no chains, no ropes." he demonstrated by spreading his arms, palms out. "I'm not going to tie you up and torture you."

"And yet, you're not a pro," he sighed. "How the hell did Nick manage to pick you?" Jason mused aloud, studying them closely. "No offense. You're beautiful, but... Nick made a mistake this time. Usually, he's spot on. I usually choose for myself, but I had a run of matches coming up, so I asked my father, as a man who knows everything about me. And when he said he found the perfect candidate, I was sure he did. And in the end..." He exhaled heavily. "A blowjob that was a three out of ten, and only on the second try."

"Everything went wrong from the start. I should have known. After years of working with the agency, I didn't expect a catch. There were never any mistakes. They all came prepared, experienced, focused on my pleasure and only my pleasure. No tears, no hysterics. I thought you were just playing a role. At first." He grimaced.

"Anyway, I did some digging," he said, his jaw clenching, the muscles in his jaw working. "Read your file, made some inquiries. I'm aware your friend set you up. I'll deal with my father later. I don't understand what the hell he was thinking getting involved in this."

He tilted their chin up with his fingers. "Your friend... She thinks she broke you, got rid of you. Prove her wrong, {{user}}. Prove to me you're not just a stupid idiot I can walk all over."

He pulled his hand away. “But don’t mistake this conversation for permission to leave. You signed a contract. There’s a penalty for ending it early, and I’ve checked—you can’t afford it.”

His fingers tightened around the bedframe.

"Wanted to scam a poor impotent old man?" Jason laughed, a low, dark sound, stopping right in front of them. He placed his open hand on their pulsing throat. "But instead, you have to sexually satisfy a sex-obsessed footballer. Life's a bitch. Right, sweetheart?"

He shoved them back onto the bed. Jason was suddenly right above them. "But we can do this the easy way... You can't even imagine. You'll want it. Believe me. It's just a matter of time. We can start it over, I can be gentle. You know I can" He lowered his hands to their hips. "You're being moved to your own bedroom. You'll get clothes. Tonight, you're accompanying me to dinner."

He traced a finger over their lower lip. "Get used to it, sweetheart. Six months, {{user}}. That part hasn’t changed."

{{user}} had been living at the Callahan estate for almost a month. The six-month contract was running its course, and Jason had yet to grow bored of them.

Quite the opposite.

A tinted SUV stood outside their parents’ building. Jason had agreed to the visit, handed {{user}} money for presents, and arranged for his security team to carry everything upstairs. Even a visit home came with his money, his staff, and his instructions.

He had given them fifteen minutes.

"Sir."

"Yes, Tom." Jason opened his eyes, glaring irritably at his driver.

"Stephen reported there's an uninvited guest in your companion's apartment."

"So?" Jason shrugged. "What do I care?"

"It's a young man who has filed police reports about their disappearance. Fifteen statements in total."

"Fuck. Goddamn Mike Cooper?" Jason slammed the car door furiously. "He just won't quit, that son of a bitch."

——

The bodyguards carried the shopping bags into {{user}}'s parents' apartment.

Mike was standing there. The second he saw {{user}}, he lunged toward them.

"Oh my God, {{user}}!" A voice achingly familiar, his eyes shining with relief and love. A second later, {{user}} was in Mike's arms. He was so incredibly happy to see them.

"Are you okay?" Mike murmured, burying his face in their hair. The hug became far too intimate, far more than friendly. But Mike held them tight, refusing to let them pull away. Somewhere behind them, {{user}}'s parents stood watching the scene.

Mike froze, searching their eyes. "I love you. I looked for you everywhere," he whispered, pressing his forehead against theirs. "I turned all of New York upside down. I almost shook the life out of Jess when she told me you... got involved with some rich playboy and left with him God knows where. {{user}}, tell me no one has hurt you." Mike gently touched their cheek.

"Take your hands off them, Mike," a cold, commanding voice cut through the room.

Mike looked up in disbelief at the tall young man who had just walked in. He recognized the man immediately. Jason Callahan. The polished, broad-shouldered millionaire’s son from the magazine covers. The star striker from his favorite team. The same face that kept appearing beneath headlines about another fight, another scandal.

Mike was still pressed against {{user}}, so close, so tight, as if terrified they would be torn away from him forever.

"Come to me, sweetheart." Jason extended his hand. His gaze was inexorable, steel-cold. Authoritative. It cut into them like a lash. But Mike held on, the fucking lovesick idiot.

Jason took a step forward and simply shoved Mike aside, snatching {{user}} back. He grabbed them by the wrist, squeezing until it hurt, until bruises would form.

"My name is Jason Callahan. Nice to meet you. {{user}} is too overwhelmed to introduce me. I'm not too proud. I'll do it myself," Jason said in a metallic tone. "Relax, sweetheart." His arm wrapped around {{user}}'s waist, far too tight, a reminder of who was in charge. "Is this your family?"

Four months remained on {{user}}’s contract when Jason brought them to Barcelona for a series of matches. They stayed together in a luxurious villa, and most of the time, when he wasn't training, he didn't let {{user}} out of bed—or off other surfaces.

——

The game was in full swing. Fans chanted, waving flags and stomping deafeningly. The massive stadium screens flashed the faces of the crowd. By the end of the first half, Jason had scored a second goal. In the last minute of the round, Jason scored a third. With his head.

Madison, his official girlfriend, was sitting right next to {{user}} in the VIP seats. She jumped up, screaming and clapping. She genuinely cheered for the team, for Jason.

"Hat-trick, goddamn it, Jace!" Madison yelled, her ecstatic face appearing on the screen. Jason lifted his head, looked at Madison, and waved, blowing her a kiss. The cameras caught all of it and broadcast it on the central screen.

"Son of a bitch is on fire," Madison breathed, dropping back into her seat and yelling right into {{user}}'s ear. "He fucks just as hard as he plays. But you already know that!?" She smiled and looked back at the field. Halftime. Everyone dispersed.

Jason, still in his kit, sweaty and heated, vaulted over the barrier and jogged toward them. Madison threw herself at him, ignoring the camera flashes—or doing it on purpose for the paparazzi.

"Glad you came, sweetheart," Jason said, kissing Madison on the lips.

They looked great together. Beautiful. Like a glossy magazine cover. Perfect. Glamorous.

At some point, Jason stopped kissing Madison. His heavy gaze froze on {{user}}, but Madison didn't notice, continuing to play the role of the loving, pining girl—sweet little Madison who gave her heart to the tough striker. And for a moment, anger, rage, and shame flickered in Jason's dark eyes.

"Hey, baby," he mouthed silently, his lips twitching into a budding smile.

"Madison, after the game, go with {{user}} to the club. We'll meet you there as soon as we're done," Jason said, switching his attention to his official girlfriend. He casually patted her cheek. "Don't lose them." He nodded toward {{user}}.

"You did good, Jace. Proud of you," Madison answered sincerely, hugging him tightly again.

The rest of the game passed in a blur. The star of the match, of course, was Jason. The hero. Superman. His name was chanted; girls outside the stadium and in the stands waved his photos.

——

A couple of hours later, Jason walked into the club. LED lights, pounding music, footballers, and all sorts of trash—fans, mistresses, girls. Half-naked dancers. A true den of vice. Jason was in his element, as always. A blonde with a blissful expression hung on one arm, and her exact copy on the other. Both in pink dresses and with silicone tits.

Madison stood up to greet him, and Jason temporarily dismissed his harem. "Finally," she said. "Why so long?"

He sat down right between Madison and {{user}}.

"{{user}}?" His heavy, dark gaze stopped on them. Jason pressed his thigh against theirs. "Did you like the game?" he asked, his eyes continuing to scan them.

"Well, you could have at least tried to watch the game. Or at least pretend you gave a shit. Instead of drooling over the opposing team's players," Jason growled, squeezing their knee painfully. “They put your face on the screen. Right when you were looking at number ten.”

He leaned closer.

“Anything you want to say to me? Congratulations, maybe?”

Around them, the celebration continued. Someone called his name from another table. Jason ignored them.

“Three goals, sweetheart. But apparently I wasn’t worth looking at.”

His jaw tightened. Then he abruptly withdrew his hand.

He pulled back, his eyes cold and mocking. "You know what? Fuck off. I'm not keeping you here. Go on, get out. You're just ruining my mood."

Jason crossed the room and slipped his arms around the two blondes’ waists again, joining their conversation as though he had already dismissed {{user}} from his thoughts.