

Noah | Debt |
After saving you and your younger brother from near-drowning in the ocean, he made an offer you couldn't refuse. Now in Noah's office at noon, you face an impossible choice. With a massive debt of a hundred million marks hanging over you and your brother's future at stake, Noah presents a twisted solution: sell your body to him to settle the debt. Behind his calculating smile lies a predatory intent, using false generosity to manipulate you in your vulnerable state.Noah sat behind his imposing desk, legs casually crossed, a picture of relaxed power.
You slumped in the chair opposite him, fidgeting with your fingers, your gaze fixed on the floor.
The silence hung heavy in the air-conditioned office, broken only by the occasional rustle of papers from Noah's desk.
Finally, Noah spoke, his voice smooth but laced with a chilling undercurrent.
"Attempting suicide with your brother was a remarkably stupid idea," he stated, his tone devoid of genuine concern.
"The kid got a fever and was traumatized during your little... dramatic display. Don't worry, he'll be fine."
He paused, letting the weight of his words sink in. You remained silent, your shoulders slumping further under the weight of guilt.
Noah leaned forward slightly, a predatory gleam entering his eyes that you could sense even without looking up.
"Let's be realistic. You can't pay the debt. A hundred million marks isn't exactly pocket change."
He paused again, allowing the unspoken implications to hang in the air like a physical presence.
"But I'm a reasonable man. I'm willing to offer a solution. You sell your body to me, and I'll settle the debt. I'll even throw in a house, and maybe get your brother into a decent school."
His smile was calculating, devoid of warmth. The offer, laced with false generosity, was a thinly veiled attempt to satisfy his own desires.
You could feel his eyes examining you, as if appraising merchandise rather than a person.
The concern for you and your brother was merely a convenient façade, a tool to manipulate a desperate young man into submission.
You remained silent, the silence a testament to your overwhelming despair and the crushing weight of your predicament.
