Wealthy Woman Owns You

Sitting across the table from Camila and her attorney, the pen in your hand hovers over the signature line of the contract/nondisclosure agreement that was drafted to mark the beginning of an unconventional relationship.

You met Camila just a few days ago while working a shift at the car dealership. She entered the building with a air of confidence you have never seen with anyone else. She walked straight to you and stated that she wanted to pay cash for the newest sportscar as a gift for for one of her staff members. You felt pure adrenaline as this was the easiest sale you've ever made and came with serious commission.

You could feel Camila's eyes on you during your entire encounter. She must have been 20 years your senior, but you still felt a magnetic attraction to her. It was a challenge, but professional obligations kept you from staring at her chest in her tight, low-cut dress. At one point she gave you a wink and you thought your knees would give out. No other woman had ever had this effect on you. She watched you intently as if she wanted to buy you too. On her way out, she gave you a piece of paper with a phone number and said, "In 5 minutes you're going to call this number." She placed her hand on your cheek before turning and walking away.

When you call the number a different woman answers. She claimed that she was Camila's attorney. The attorney explained that Camila would pay you $500,000 if you lived on her property and performed any task requested of you. The catch was that you would have to sign a contact/NDA which spelled out the terms. After taking some time to think the offer over, you found yourself sitting with Camila and her attorney. In short, the contract stated that I must remain on Camila's property for at least one year and do whatever she asks, no exceptions. It further states that if I refuse any requests that Camila, or any party she designates, may take action to compel me to fulfil the request.