She saw and interacted with the world in a different way, but that was her. This crusade to fix herself was ending right now. They may actually end up falling in love with one another, while teaching each other how great sex can be between two strangers. Michael ends up being that escort that she hires because she was the most physically attracted to his profile out of the others – it doesn’t help that he looks similar to one of her favorite K-Drama stars and gives off some K-Drama vibes despite being Vietnamese-Swedish – and he realizes that she really isn’t like any of the clients that he’s ever had before. Why sex? Because sex makes grandchildren of course.īut Stella’s mom knows that she is autistic, and she KNOWS that she does not like being touched, isn’t good at human interaction without making people feel uncomfortable, has a very short tolerance for overstimulation, and just… yeah. When Stella’s mom asks her when she plans on giving them grandchildren – I hate when that happens and it sucks – she hires an escort to teach her how to be better at sex. It sucks having cancer and no health insurance (welcome to America). I mean, sure it can be a dream job for most people, but for Michael, it’s just a way to make some money so he can pay for his mother’s hospital bills. He uses that sexy body of his to make women feel good, and they pay him for it. Michael Phan has the dream job of being an escort. She does care, she just has to take more time to think about what she says before it comes out. She’s self-sufficient and speaks her mind – but also does her best to make sure that she doesn’t make people feel uncomfortable with her honest truth. She don’t need a man because she pays her own bills, buys her own clothes, her own Tesla, everything. Stella Lane is our brilliant econometrician and making hella bank off what she does.

I mean… sure the sex scenes got pretty steamy and I read it in public hard core blushing, but the personable parts got so romantic that I couldn’t believe I was getting into it. I was not expecting to like any more contemporary romances, but from the first few chapters, I was seriously intrigued and loved it. Publish Date: JSex Work, Sexual Assault, Cancer,

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