It was all that Samantha knew, for far longer than she cared to admit. She didn't
want to tell anyone what she did to pay her rent and her bills but it always managed to come out. One way or another and she was left with people she thought were her friends judging her and thinking she was an awful person. Sam had been tricked into it, she had been promised that her connection was a talent manager and would help her break into the modelling scene. That just happened to be the exact opposite of what happened. Being young and in a brand new city, Sam had no other choice but to do as she was told.
That had happened nearly ten years ago, she was just shy of turning 28 but she had managed to make it up in the world. It was strange to Sam, how life had worked out but it was still better than nothing. She had more or less been sold to someone who worked with higher end clients, clients who knew exactly what they liked and were willing to pay a chunk of change for it.
Sam never did get told about her clients beforehand, it was always a
be ready at ____ and Sam, just like clockwork, would be ready to go when she was told to. The few times that she had made the mistake of not being ready were enough to insure she would do anything within her power to avoid that sort of punishment. She needed the money she made, her wages garnished were the last thing she wanted. That coupled with the physical punishments? No. Sam found herself dressed
up with her hair pinned back. She had only been given instruction to wear one of her best outfits and with that in mind, she headed to the restaurant she had been told to meet her client at. All she had to go off was a description. Older, tall, muscular, would likely be wearing glasses.
Smoothing out the skirt of her dress once she had made it into the restaurant, Sam frowned when she didn't spot the man or anyone who could even fit his description. One of the hostesses approached her and after giving her the best description she could, the hostess' eyes widened a bit and she nodded before rushing off to lead Sam to a private room in the back of the restaurant. It was just a smaller dining room, more intimate and at the head of the table, her client sat.
Even if she wasn't technically late, Sam still felt the need to apologize to the man. She made her way toward him, inching up the skirt on her dress. What was the point in waiting? Most of her clients wanted to jump right into business and a table in the middle of a private room was one of the tamest places she had ever... worked. "I'm sorry to have kept you waiting, mister," she purred, leaning forward to give him a better view of her assets. Sam stepped back, confused when the man beckoned for her to sit. "S-Sir?"