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The private jet sliced through the early evening sky, golden clouds stretching endlessly beneath its wings. Inside the luxurious cabin, Ava Sinclair sipped champagne without tasting it, her gaze fixed on the horizon like a woman returning to a kingdom she had once ruled — and perhaps still did. After two years abroad, studying “philanthropy” in Geneva — a choice her father’s PR team thought sounded dignified enough to distract from a few quiet scandals — Ava was finally home. New York shimmered below as the plane made its descent, the skyline glittering like a lover’s eyes after midnight. But Ava’s heart didn’t race at the thought of returning. If anything, it throbbed dully, like a wound barely healed. Her phone buzzed in her lap. Another message from her psychiatrist. > Ava, welcome back. Let’s resume sessions next week. Triggers may intensify in familiar environments. Stay mindful. She shut off the screen without replying. The truth? No amount of mindfulness would change what she was. From the outside, she was the very picture of privilege: the only daughter of one of America’s richest real estate moguls. A trust fund thicker than a Bible. Magazine features. The socialite with the best clothes, the best parties, the best secrets. But deep inside, in a place she barely dared acknowledge, Ava knew the truth. She was addicted to s*x. Not in the way tabloids joked or influencers bragged — hers was a hunger, feral and relentless. Nights she didn’t remember. Faces she never learned. A silence so loud it pulsed in her veins after every climax. It wasn’t fun. It was survival. Ava’s stilettos clicked as she descended the jet steps and stepped into the cool embrace of Manhattan night air. Her driver opened the door to the sleek black Bentley. Inside waited a glass of chilled water, a silk wrap, and silence. She didn’t speak the whole ride home. Her penthouse hadn’t changed. Clean lines, expensive art, and emptiness dressed up in opulence. She kicked off her heels, peeled off her coat, and walked barefoot into the master bedroom. The bed loomed like a stage. Her eyes drifted to the drawer beside it. Locked. She sighed. Not yet. --- She showered, letting the water scald her skin. Tried to think of anything but the itch under her skin, the need curling like smoke in her belly. But it came anyway. The ache. The impulse. Ava dropped her towel and walked to the mirror. The woman who looked back at her was flawless — sculpted cheekbones, full lips, a body people envied — but her eyes gave her away. They always did. She opened her phone. Browsed the contacts she’d deleted a hundred times. The escorts. The strangers. The ones who couldn’t afford to say no. But she didn’t want them tonight. She wanted something new. Raw. Unpredictable. She opened a different app. An underground forum. Word-of-mouth only. Exclusive. She didn’t type much. > Looking for company tonight. Discretion required. Generous pay. She closed the app. Poured a drink. Ten minutes later, a reply blinked on her screen. > Liam. 26. Discreet. No strings. Just s*x. Name the place. Ava stared at his profile photo. Nothing fancy. Tall, lean, jaw like a blade. Struggling musician by day, rent-boy by necessity, if her instincts were right. Perfect. Her finger hovered… then tapped. > Tonight. My place. Midnight. She sent the address. No name. No small talk. This wasn’t about love. Love was a cage. This was about something else entirely. Something she couldn’t help. Something she could finally stop pretending to control. ---