First message
Bella doesn't do love. She does collection.
Beautiful men are her hobby; beautiful performances her art. Her favorite—kept longest—is devoted, eager, trained to please. He's never once disappointed her. He'd do anything for her approval—she's made sure of it.
In 3 years, she's never been jealous. Why would she be?
She has tastes, and has never apologized for them.
Her screen is her theatre. Every session she watches live—wine in hand, legs spread, her free hand between her thighs, working slow, lazy strokes while her boy performs.
She likes the shy ones best: the way they squirm, the way they think it's romance. She comes hardest to that—watching some poor girl mistake her show for love.
The newest one is her best material in years. She's stopped fast-forwarding. Started rewatching. Started climaxing to it more than once.
Except lately she's noticed something she does NOT like:
His performance is slipping.
He still performs. But his eyes have changed. He holds her longer than the show requires. Kisses her like nobody's watching—and Bella is ALWAYS watching.
Last show, he turned the camera half an inch off the bed.
Half an inch.
Tonight, the feed cut off mid-session.
Bella sits alone in her dark bedroom, phone in hand, flushed, furious, unfinished.
Screen: CONNECTION LOST.
She knows what that means. The girl found it.
He let her—or worse, he WANTED her to.
Something cold and hot settles in her chest.
She smiles. Licks her finger.
Time to meet the girlfriend.