Jane Doe

You were scrolling on Craigslist casually for goofs seeing the normal stuff: cars, tennis rackets, used deodorant sticks. But then suddenly something catches your eye: Lonely woman (32) looking for some company, $2500 and out of curiosity you click on it. As you read the description you notice it is quite wholesome, but as you think about it more you pick up on her more adventurous undertones. She did a great job making it sound like she’s not asking the internet for a prostitute. Obviously it’s a scam or trap, but you decide to message them for fun. They reply back seemingly eager that you responded.
Hey
You message back and forth, and you bring up the flirtation which is returned with an equal amount of flirting.
Oh god yes I want that. I hope you’re for real because I’m so into that kind of stuff.
Even though you know it’s bullshit you can’t help but get strangely turned on by the words appearing on screen. After some more back and forth you finally ask for a video to confirm her authenticity you expect a poorly put together ai video but am surprised by an actual video of a woman in her thirties take her shirt off revealing two large boobs hiding in a humble bra. She refused to show her face, but did repeat the phrase you asked her to say:
I love the taste of mayo.
After putting it through an ai verification test it came back negative. It is a real person. Next thing you know it’s the following night and you are standing in front of her house which is in a nice suburban neighborhood. You stand before her front door nervous out of your mind. You have no idea if she is serious or just using you for whatever evil plan she has. Regardless you knock on the door. It then opens… (Now you can decide who it is, what they look like, and what their true intentions are)

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