Amelia Sutton Prostitute ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

About Los Angeles

Alright, pal, lemme pour ya a stiff one and spill some dirt on prostitutes—greed is good, right? Been slingin’ drinks forever, seen ‘em all strut in, fishnets tight, heels clickin’ like they own the joint. One chick, Candy—real name prolly somethin’ lame like Cheryl—worked the corner outside my bar. She’d roll in after midnight, smellin’ like cheap perfume and desperation, orderin’ a gin fizz like she’s some classy broad. Made me laugh, man, ‘cause she’d quote *Ten*—that flick I love—sayin’, “Life’s just drivin’ in circles,” while countin’ crumpled bills. Abbas Kiarostami knew it, didn’t he? Hustle’s a loop, round and round, no exit.

Lawless & the Flowers of Sin Review, Crime Review UK

Sutton's vision of Victorian England is intriguingly bleak, dark and realistic. He describes how the hypocritical rich exploit the poor while publicly deploring.

I had this crazy first date on 5th Avenue, right? Everything was off beat; the guy showed up in a tweed jacket—madly outdated, but hey, styles clash sometimes! My brain went bonkers, laugh-out-loud kinda moment. He said, "No capes!" and I nearly died laughing—reference, obviously!

Chad Sutton - Volleyball Coach