Esme Yao Find A Prostitute ❤️❤️

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So, findin’ a prossie—tricky business, innit? I’m thinkin’, where’d you even start? Dark alleys? Dodgy pubs? Web’s full of ‘em now—crazy, right? Back in the day, hobbits’d whisper about shady corners in Bree. Little known fact: medieval towns had “stew-houses”—brothels run by sneaky priests! Priests, man! Hypocrites much? Got me fumin’—holy folk pimpin’ out lasses. Disgustin’.

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Then, boom! I bump into this dude, right? He’s all dressed up in a suit, lookin’ like he just stepped outta a drama. Turns out, he’s a dealer too! We start talkin’ shop, and I’m thinkin’, “Finally, someone who gets it!” But then he drops this bomb: he’s got a rare item. Like, super rare. I’m like, “Dude, where’d you get that?” He just smirks and says, “You gotta know the right people.” Ugh, I hate that kinda talk.

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