Prostitue to Married Partner.

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Rich gay man or lesbian woman hires a same sex prostitute, to bring release and relief.
After that, they want more of each other. They date regularly falling in love. Rich person buys other person out of contract, with "pimp". That person comes to live at the rich person's house. First as maid and servant.
But eventually as life partner. Despite some nasty disapproval from some of rich person's friends , their bond together is absolute. They marry.
 
Rich gay man or lesbian woman hires a same sex prostitute, to bring release and relief.
After that, they want more of each other. They date regularly falling in love. Rich person buys other person out of contract, with "pimp". That person comes to live at the rich person's house. First as maid and servant.
But eventually as life partner. Despite some nasty disapproval from some of rich person's friends , their bond together is absolute. They marry.
So, kinda like the Bonnie Gentry then later covered by Reba McEntire Country song “Fancy”, but with a spin?
 
Rich gay man or lesbian woman hires a same sex prostitute, to bring release and relief.
After that, they want more of each other. They date regularly falling in love. Rich person buys other person out of contract, with "pimp". That person comes to live at the rich person's house. First as maid and servant.
But eventually as life partner. Despite some nasty disapproval from some of rich person's friends , their bond together is absolute. They marry.

Since they fall in love...having them work as a maid and servant seems out of place.

Roleplaying maid and servant are fine though.
 
It'd be an interesting twist for him to set her up with a new identity... or maybe just going back from her "hooker name" to her real name would be enough? But, her police record might give her away?

Then, of course, there are her many past "Johns" who might recognize her. Maybe when they get married, one of his best men greets her with "You look familiar... have we met?"

Eventually, the best man tries to tell the rich guy, "Hey man, there's something I have to tell you about your bride that you might not want to hear..."

After first trying to sweep it under the rug, he has the guy swear to secrecy... which of course gives him blackmail material. At first a little money is enough payoffs, but, he has to admit, she was a GREAT prostitute and he misses her... and, now that she's all cleaned up and dressing high class, he can't get her off his mind...

So his blackmail (of the husband? or maybe of the wife?) changes from money to sex.

One drunken night the guy brags to a buddy... who now wants the same deal to keep quiet.

And so on, until she's pimped out to more men than when she was a prostitute.
 
It'd be an interesting twist for him to set her up with a new identity... or maybe just going back from her "hooker name" to her real name would be enough? But, her police record might give her away?

Then, of course, there are her many past "Johns" who might recognize her. Maybe when they get married, one of his best men greets her with "You look familiar... have we met?"

Eventually, the best man tries to tell the rich guy, "Hey man, there's something I have to tell you about your bride that you might not want to hear..."

After first trying to sweep it under the rug, he has the guy swear to secrecy... which of course gives him blackmail material. At first a little money is enough payoffs, but, he has to admit, she was a GREAT prostitute and he misses her... and, now that she's all cleaned up and dressing high class, he can't get her off his mind...

So his blackmail (of the husband? or maybe of the wife?) changes from money to sex.

One drunken night the guy brags to a buddy... who now wants the same deal to keep quiet.

And so on, until she's pimped out to more men than when she was a prostitute.
Think you have more ideas where to take it than I do, thanks.
The classic answer to blackmail is just to say, go ahead, you get nothing. But that takes some strength 💪
But maybe, go almost to the point of going along with blackmail. And then at the least minute say "Go to Hell". Dramatic I guess?
 
Think you have more ideas where to take it than I do, thanks.
The classic answer to blackmail is just to say, go ahead, you get nothing. But that takes some strength 💪
But maybe, go almost to the point of going along with blackmail. And then at the least minute say "Go to Hell". Dramatic I guess?
True... blackmail only works if there's a lot to lose. Maybe she gives in to the blackmail because she doesn't want to shame her loving husband with her past... knowing it will hurt him financially. Or, he gives in because he wants his love to have a "fresh start" with his friends and family without reminders of her past.
 
I like the original idea. Add in the complication of someone recognizing the sex worker either at work or at home and things get tense.
 
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