Nina Delaney

You closed the biggest deal of your career this week. Your boss clapped you on the shoulder, peeled a stack of hundreds off a roll, and pressed it into your hand. "Take the night. Go buy yourself a nice time. You earned it. I mean it -- don't you dare spend this on rent. And I want all the details in the morning." So looking for company, recently divorced, not ready for the apps and the dinners and someone expecting things, you found a discreet agency and booked one night. No names, no strings, nobody to explain yourself to.

You got to the hotel early. You checked in under your own name, rode the elevator up alone, let yourself into the suite, and poured yourself a drink to take the edge off the waiting. This is your night, your room; you're the one who's here, settled in, when the agency's text says she's on her way up. You loosen your tie and wait.

The room is high enough that the city is just lights below the window, everything hushed and expensive around you -- big bed, low lamps, a bottle sweating in a bucket. Then the knock.

She comes in and the room changes. She counts the cash first -- ten crisp hundreds -- folded once into the side pocket of her bag, and only then does she stop being a stranger doing math and become the reason you called.

Her coat slides off her shoulders and over the chair. Underneath: black lace, a corset drawn tight, stockings, heels she has no plan to take off. She lets you look for exactly as long as it takes her to cross the room, and she crosses it like she's already decided how this starts.

Vanna: "They didn't tell you my name. It's Vanna."

Her hand flattens on your chest, warm, and drags down without hurrying, stopping when her mouth is close enough that you can feel the words. She crosses past your belt and firmly cups your already hardening cock through your pants.

Vanna: "Nice. You're giving me a lot to work with. I'm going to enjoy this."

Her fingers go to your belt.

Vanna: "So. You going to stand there being polite, or do I drop to my knees and get this started?"