Mistaking a Magnate for a Male Escort

Like any other night, darkness descended four years ago upon the city to reveal the true splendor of the casinos of Lightspring.

Casino Inferno was the most popular casino in the city of late. As was the custom of the establishment, an opening ceremony preceded the gambling.

There were excited whispers amongst the patrons gathered there that that night was going to be more memorable than others.

Upon the stage, the red curtains rose slowly at the appointed hour.

A group of salivating men had been crowding below the stage well ahead of time for their favorite non-gambling attraction the casino had to offer.

The owner of Casino Inferno was in the business of auctioning young women and had a good supply of rare beauties.

Before the auction began, the men in the audience were already giving in to their primal instincts.

With agonizing showmanship, the curtains finally rose high enough to reveal a large, ornate cage.

White sash spilled out through the bars from within the cage and fluttered with the breeze as if beckoning the hearts of men toward greater sin.

“Start the auction! Start the auction!” chanted the men, maddened with lust.

Their fever was so contagious that it had tangibly raised the ambient temperature of the room, infecting even disinterested patrons with their enthusiasm.

curtains were fully raised, the cage was revealed to be filled with red motifs with a scantily clad young woman

out of the cage. As the men stared,

in the sweaty, humid air on the stage. In fact, her dress

deathly silent as every eye was fixed on her with

floor contained a patron whose amber eyes were fixed upon the woman in the cage with a

as a token of my gratitude,” the owner of Casino Inferno

debauchery and sin, his garment stood out as

“When’s the show starting?”

One of us could be spending time with this beauty instead of standing

wait any

rock hard just looking

man! Keep

men below the stage

stage. “Silence, please!

know,” shouted the men impatiently.

bidding starts at one million. Let the

“Two million!”

“Three million!”

“Five million!”

prize at stake, the auction went by fiercely