The night air was sharp, biting at Bianca's bare arms as she stood under the flickering streetlamp, heart pounding in her chest. It was her first night out alone, and the cold wasn't the only thing making her shiver. She barely knew what to expect—everything was new, raw, frightening.
A man approached, his footsteps steady, slow. He was tall, with broad shoulders and eyes that seemed to measure her in an instant. Without hesitation, he stopped a few feet away.
"How much?" he asked, voice low and direct, cutting through the silence.
Bianca swallowed hard, trying to steady her voice. "Fifty."
The man nodded, pulling out a crumpled wad of bills and counting out the cash slowly. "Sixty," he offered after a pause. "For your first time."
She hesitated, then nodded, her fingers trembling as she took the money. It was more than she expected, and the weight of it in her palm felt heavy and strange.
"Hotel?" he asked simply.
She nodded again, and he gestured for her to follow. They walked side by side through the dark streets, neither speaking much. The hotel lobby was dimly lit, and the elevator ride up was tense and silent, filled only with the sound of their breathing.
Inside the small, worn room, the man closed the door behind them. The stale smell of cigarettes and cheap perfume hung in the air. He stepped closer, his eyes never leaving hers.
Without a word, his hands were on her — firm, commanding. He cupped her breasts, thumbs teasing her nipples until a soft gasp slipped from her lips. The roughness of his touch sent a thrill racing through her veins.
When his thick cock pressed against her slick entrance, Bianca's breath hitched. The initial stretch was intense—sharp and deep—but he was patient, sliding inside slowly, filling her completely.
Her hands clenched the sheets as he set a steady rhythm, deep thrusts that drove straight to her core. The wet slap of skin on skin echoed around the cramped room, mingling with Bianca's moans that grew louder with each passing moment.
He didn't rush—each movement was calculated, powerful, yet attentive. His fingers traced the curve of her hips, holding her close as their bodies moved in sync. Her breasts bounced beneath his hands, nipples aching from the constant pressure.
The tension built relentlessly, Bianca's muscles tightening around him as waves of pleasure surged through her. Her cries filled the air, raw and desperate, until finally, with a fierce shudder, she came—her whole body trembling in release.
The man followed shortly after, groaning low as he emptied himself inside her. They lay together, the room heavy with the scent of sweat and sex, the money still clenched in her hand—a stark reminder of the night that had changed everything.
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As the door clicked shut behind him, the room settled into a heavy silence broken only by their steady breathing. Bianca lay there, her skin still flushed, her body humming from the intensity of what had just passed. The faint smell of sweat mixed with the lingering scent of cheap cologne hung in the air, reminding her of the rawness of the night.
A rush of conflicting emotions swirled inside her—shame, relief, fear, and something else she hadn't expected: a strange flicker of power. The money in her hand felt cold and unreal, yet it was a lifeline—a ticket out of desperation, even if only for a moment.
She thought about the man—how his rough hands had explored her body with a certainty she envied, how his deep thrusts had broken through the walls she'd built around herself. Yet, beneath the physical sensations, Bianca wrestled with the weight of what she'd done. Was this the price of survival? Was this who she had become?
A tear slipped down her cheek, but she wiped it away quickly. There was no room for weakness here. Not anymore. Each breath she took was steadying her, knitting her back together after the storm inside.
For a moment, she let herself imagine something different—a life where she wasn't defined by this night, by these encounters. But the city's harsh reality tugged her back. Tomorrow, the streetlight would flicker again, another client would approach, and Bianca would stand ready—stronger, sharper, hardened by the fire of her first night.
And in that knowledge, however heavy, there was a fierce determination. This was her path now, and she would walk it on her own terms, even if the price was steep