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The Virginity Paycheck

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A skinny, nerdy black man just turned thirty and is still a virgin. He is sick of it. He is sick of jerking off. He is sick of being lonely. He is sick of all of it. He has little to no self confidence or doesn’t see that he’s a catch. One day on a website, he sees an offer he could not refuse: Getting paid to have sex with women.

Chapter 6: The BBW's Request

The bourbon was smooth, a smoky warmth that bloomed in his chest. Marcus sat on the edge of the velvet sofa, trying not to sink into its engulfing depths. Irene watched him from an armchair, her smile a curve of genuine amusement. She was a stunning woman, her dark skin luminous in the candlelight, her body a series of lush, generous curves wrapped in a silk kimono. Her hair was a crown of tight black curls.

“Sasha said you were nervous,” Irene said, her voice a rich contralto. “She didn’t say you’d look like a kid waiting outside the principal’s office.”

“I’m not nervous,” Marcus said defensively, then took another sip of bourbon to cover the lie.

“Good. Because there’s no test here. No performance review.” She swirled her own glass. “I picked you specifically. Word gets around, you know. Even in our… discreet circles. They say you listen. That you look women in the eye. That you don’t just hammer away like you’re trying to prove something.”

He didn’t know what to say to that. A reputation? He thought of Coco’s brutal assessment, India’s fierce coaching, Charlotte’s quiet gift. Fragments of him, reflected in others, were coalescing into a shape he didn’t recognize.

“I just… try to be present,” he finally managed.

“Present.” She let the word hang. “That’s a rare commodity. Most people are ghosts in their own lives. Especially men with women they’ve paid for.” She stood, the kimono whispering against her skin. “Come with me.”

He followed her down a short hallway to a bedroom dominated by a huge, four-poster bed. More candles burned here, casting dancing shadows on the walls. The air was even thicker with jasmine here. She turned to face him, untied the sash of her kimono slowly and let it slide from her shoulders. It puddled at her feet. She was naked, utterly comfortable in her skin. Her buxom breasts were heavy and full, her hips wide, her stomach was soft and pudgy. She was a masterpiece of abundance.

“See?” she said, not proudly, but factually. “This is me. All of it. Now you. Clothes off.”

He undressed, his movements less fumbling than they used to be. He felt her eyes on him, assessing but not judgmental. When he was naked, she pointed to the bed.

“Lie down. On your back.”

He obeyed, settling against the cool, high-thread-count sheets. She climbed onto the bed, not beside him, but straddling his chest, her knees boxing his head. The scent of her, musky and sweet, filled his senses. The soft, curly hair of her pubic mound was level with his eyes.

“This is what I want,” she said, her voice taking on a low, commanding edge. “I want you to eat this pussy until I come. And you’re not going to stop, or slow down, or ask if I’m okay. You’re just going to do it. Understand?”

“Yes,” he said, the word muffled by her proximity.

“Good boy.”

She lowered herself onto his face. He needed no further instruction. He’d learned from Coco’s ruthlessly aggressive tutorials. He opened his mouth, let his tongue find her slit, and tasted her—deep, complex, salty-sweet. He licked broad strokes, then focused on her clit, circling it with firm, rhythmic pressure. She gasped above him, her thighs tightening against his temples. One of her hands fumbled behind her, finding his cock. She began to stroke him, her grip firm and knowing.

“Just like that… oh, fuck, your tongue… you did pay attention… haha.”

Her dirty talk was slightly different from India’s. Less theatrical, more a stream of consciousness, raw and unfiltered.

“Yeah, lick that clit… get it nice and wet … suck on it… I want to feel those lips of yours…”

He lost himself in the act, in the physical feedback of her body. He felt her muscles tense, heard her breathing become ragged and high. Her strokes on his cock grew more frantic. “I’m gonna come… right on your goddamn fucking face… don’t stop… oh shit… oh shit… ohhhh…”

Her entire body went rigid. A loud yet low guttural moan tore from her throat as she ground herself against his mouth, riding the waves of her orgasm. He tasted the sharp, distinct change in her fluids as she pulsed against his tongue. He kept licking, gently now, tasting her like a delicacy until she shuddered and pushed herself up, lifting off his face. She was breathing hard, a sheen of sweat on her collarbone.

“Damn,” she panted, a slow smile spreading. “Okay. Okay.” She shifted her weight, turning around so she was straddling his hips, facing his feet. Reverse cowgirl. She reached behind herself, guiding his cock to her entrance, still slick from his mouth and her climax. She sank down onto him in one slow, breathtaking descent.

“Oh, shit…” he hissed. She was incredibly tight, hot, and the new angle sent jolts of intense sensation straight up his spine.

She began to move, riding him with a deep, rolling grind of her hips. Her ass, full and round, pressed against his lower stomach with each downward stroke. The view was obscenely beautiful—the candlelight on the smooth skin of her back, the powerful muscles of her thick thighs working, the place where their bodies joined glistening.

“You feel that?” she groaned, throwing her head back. “Damn, how come the skinny guys have the best dick? You feel how deep that dick is hitting me? Fuck… it’s so good. You’re filling me up just right.”

Her words, coupled with the visual and the overwhelming physical sensation, shattered his control. His hands came up to grip her thick hips, fingers digging into soft flesh as he helped drive her down onto him.

“Yeah, hold on… fuck me back… that’s it… I want you to come inside this fat pussy… give it all to me, baby. Give it all to me. Yes.”

It was too much. The command, the sheer carnal glory of her, the weeks of pent-up discovery and emotion. With a broken cry, he came, his hips bucking off the bed as he emptied himself into her in hot, pulsing streams. She rode him through it, milking him with slow, clenched contractions until he was spent and trembling.

She lifted herself off him with a soft, wet sound and collapsed on the bed beside him. For several minutes, the only sounds were their slowing breaths and the faint pop of candle wax.

“Well,” Irene said finally, propping herself up on an elbow to look at him. “The rumors were true. You’re a fucking natural.”

He laughed, breathless. “I had good teachers.”

“I’ll bet you did, baby. I bet you did.” She traced a finger down his sternum. “That’s why I wanted you. You’re developing a reputation, Marcus. The nice guy. The one who actually gives a damn about us. The one who fucks like a starved beast but looks at you like you’re a person afterward. In our world, that’s a unicorn.”

He turned his head to look at her. “It doesn’t feel like a world. It just feels like… people.”

“That’s the point.” Her expression grew serious. “Remember that. This…” she gestured between them, “…is a transaction. But the respect isn’t. The humanity isn’t. Don’t let the money, or the sex, or whatever confidence you’re finding, make you forget that the woman across from you is a whole universe yet to be explored. Got it?”

“Got it,” he said, and he meant it. It was the core lesson, the thread connecting Diana’s patience, Coco’s brutality, India’s fierceness, and Charlotte’s generosity.

“Good.” She swung her legs off the bed. “Now, I’m kicking you out. I’ve got a book club in the morning that’s really just a wine club, and I need my beauty sleep. But first, you’re getting a slice of my pound cake. Can’t send you out into the night hungry.”

He dressed in the fragrant room while she padded out to the kitchen. She handed him a paper plate wrapped in foil, a substantial wedge of pound cake inside. It was, weirdly, the most touching gesture of the night.

At the door, she kissed his cheek.

“Stay humble, unicorn. The moment you start believing your own hype, you become just another asshole with a credit card.”

He stepped into the hallway, the foil-wrapped cake warm in his hand. His phone buzzed as he waited for the elevator. A text from Charlotte.

Can’t stop thinking about that table. My seedlings are confused.

He smiled, typing back…

My kitchen table is inferior. But I have bourbon and pound cake.

Her reply was instant.

A man of resources. Tomorrow night? My place. No payments. Just… see what happens.

The elevator arrived. He stepped in, leaning against the mirrored wall. He felt… steady. The ghost was gone, replaced by a man who was, for the first time, curiously present in his own life. The elevator descended, and his phone buzzed again. Not Charlotte. Sasha.

Satisfaction metrics from Irene are exceptional. Your final client is scheduled. Preparatory materials will be sent tomorrow. This one is different. Prepare accordingly.

The elevator doors opened to the quiet lobby. Final client. Final. He had met some beautiful women and had some experiences of a lifetime. Now, the ride was over.

“Damn.” He said to himself.

The words carried a weight, a sense of an ending, or a beginning. He walked out into the cool night, the taste of Irene and bourbon and vanilla on his tongue, the ghost of her command in his ears, and the tangible, sweet weight of the pound cake in his hand.

He walked out into the cool night, the taste of Irene and bourbon and vanilla on his tongue, the ghost of her command in his ears, and the tangible, sweet weight of the pound cake in his hand. The city air was a shock after the perfumed warmth of her apartment, sharp with exhaust and distant rain. He clutched the cake plate like a talisman, walking the blocks to his car with a strange, buzzing energy crackling in his veins.

The drive home was a tunnel of streetlights and silence. His mind replayed fragments: Irene’s powerful thick thighs against his temples, the greedy clutch of her body, her warning to stay humble. The nice guy who fucks like a beast. The phrase circled, both alien and intoxicating. He wasn’t that guy. Yet the evidence, written in the lingering ache of his muscles and the satisfied quiet in his chest, suggested otherwise.

His apartment building was a dull silhouette against the bruised night sky. The stairwell smelled of bleach and mildew, a familiar, depressing welcome. He keyed his door open. The stillness inside was absolute, a vacuum after the sensory overload of the evening. He flicked on a lamp, its weak light failing to reach the corners of the studio.

He placed the foil-wrapped cake on the counter beside the sink full of clean, unwashed dishes. For a moment, he just stood there, listening to the hum of his refrigerator. He was alone again, truly alone, for the first time since Diana had painted galaxies on his skin. The silence felt different now. It wasn’t empty; it was full of echoes.

He peeled back the foil. The pound cake was golden, dense, smelling of butter and vanilla. He broke off a piece with his fingers and put it in his mouth. It was profoundly good, simple and rich. A kindness. He ate it leaning against the counter, staring at the blank, dark screen of his television. Coco had given him technique. India had given him perspective. Charlotte had given him a glimpse of something unnamable. Irene had given him a reputation, and dessert.

His phone buzzed on the counter. A notification from his banking app. A deposit from Sasha, the amount larger than usual, with a memo: Completion Bonus. Final client. The words were a cold door clicking shut. This strange, brutal, enlightening curriculum was ending. The pound cake turned to paste in his mouth. He swallowed it down with a glass of tap water that tasted of chlorine.

A restless heat, unrelated to the bourbon, began to coil low in his stomach. It was a physical memory, an echo of every touch from the last few weeks. He was hard again, a persistent, aching fullness against his fly. It wasn’t just need; it was a compulsion to reaffirm the lessons, to feel them in his flesh before the classroom vanished. He walked to his narrow bed, the sheets rumpled from his rushed morning exit.

He unbuttoned his pants, pushing them and his boxers down in one rough motion. His cock sprang free, thick and eager in the dim light. He wrapped his hand around it, his grip firm. He didn’t close his eyes. He stared at the water stain on his ceiling, letting the memories come not as fantasies, but as visceral recollections.

He remembered Charlotte’s kitchen table, the shock of cold wood against his thighs, the way her body had accepted him so greedily. He stroked himself, imagining the wet, messy sound of their coupling, the way her juices had mixed with his come on the linoleum.

“Come in me,” she’d whispered, and his hand moved faster.

He thought of India, her trembling hands directing him, her voice turning raw and filthy.

“Tell me how good this wet pussy feels.” He could almost smell the rosemary and garlic from her apartment, could feel the subtle spasm in her leg under his palm. His breath hitched. Pre-come beaded at his tip, slicking his frantic motion.

Then Coco, her clinical precision. The way she’d ordered him to his knees, the taste of her, the relentless, educational pace.

“You are a ghost,” she’d said. But he wasn’t. Not here, not now, with his own hand proving his concrete existence. His hips began to buck into his own fist.

The climax built not as a slow wave but as a sudden, precipitous fall. It was Irene’s voice that pushed him over, her commanding groan in his ear.

“Give it all to me, baby.” With a strangled gasp, he came, jets of white streaking across his own abdomen and the cheap bedding. The orgasm was sharp, lonely, and profoundly clarifying, emptying him of the night’s frantic energy.

He lay there, spent, sticky, the smell of sex and buttercake now mingling in his personal air. The ghost was gone. The quiet, intelligent man with the nervous smile was still there, but he was no longer hiding. He was waiting. He cleaned himself up with a tissue from the box by his bed, the mundane action a grounding ritual.

He checked his phone one last time. Charlotte’s text glowed on the screen:

Tomorrow night? My place. No payments. Just… see what happens.

He typed a single word…

Yes.

He plugged the phone in to charge, turned off the lamp, and slid between the sheets. In the darkness, the echoes settled into something resembling peace. Sleep came quickly, a deep and dreamless void. When his alarm blared hours later for work, the first thing he saw was the empty foil plate on the counter. He smiled, a slow, unforced thing, and got ready for the day.

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