A Charitable Man

In the shadowed underbelly of the city, filthy virgin teen Hailey (Aubrey Sinclair) scavenges dumpsters for scraps, her body caked in street grime. She slumps in a dingy alley, exhaustion clawing at her bones. A sleek town car glides to a halt, and sharp-suited tycoon Derek (Danny Mountain) leans out, voice like velvet sin: 'Need a hand, miss?' She brushes him off, but he steps out, kneels to her level, eyes burning with dark promise. 'I'm Derek. Let me get you clean, fed.' Her guard cracks under his gaze; she grips his hand, and they speed to his opulent lair. Inside, he leads her to steaming showers of marble excess. She strips bare, hot water sluicing away the filth, awakening her untouched skin. Emerging in a skimpy towel, she finds him in the bedroom, laying out a spread of ripe cherries and forbidden delights. She devours them, juice dripping down her chin, as he probes her wreckage: how'd a pure thing like you end up in the gutter? Parents cast her out at 18 for shacking up with some brute against their iron rules. Crash wrecked her gig, times turned brutal. That lover turned fists on her; she bolted, surviving solo in the cold sprawl. Derek nods, shadows playing on his face, spinning his tale of real estate empires built on ruthless deals, his twisted charity for lost lambs like her—bringing them 'home' to his web of control.