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Chapter 58 - Selena

Author: Dakota Lyons
last update Last Updated: 2025-01-19 03:07:46

Standing on this stage on display was so humiliating. I have had to endure Torres being inside of me every night and now I will go to some man that will most likely be worse.

The auctioneer called for bids on me, and the room grew quiet, but it was like the silence before the storm. The anticipation was thick, and I could almost taste it in the air. The first bid came in, and it was high. I was worth a fortune to these perverts. The bids grew higher, and I felt a strange sense of pride that I was worth so much to them.

As the numbers climbed, so did my anxiety. The thought of leaving this stage and going to some stranger's arms made me sick. The bidding grew frantic, hands shooting up in the air, each bid a declaration of ownership over my body and my unborn child.

My heart skipped a beat when I heard the final price called out. Five million dollars. For me. It was an astronomical sum that seemed to echo the gravity of the situation. The room was tense, the silence so thick y
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