• I’m a Prostitute—And Today My 18-Year-Old Son Booked Me Without Knowing.

    Episode 2

    I didn’t sleep that night. I lay on the cold hotel floor long after David left, my wig tossed aside, mascara stained across my cheeks, staring blankly at the ceiling as though it could offer answers. Every breath felt like punishment. How did I get here? How did I become the kind of mother whose own son unknowingly tried to buy her for pleasure? I replayed the moment again and again—his voice, his nervous laughter, the way he said I reminded him of someone he loved. What if he had touched me before I stopped him? What if I hadn’t turned away fast enough? What if I had spoken too late? The thought alone made me throw up twice before morning.

    I didn’t go home that day. I couldn’t. I didn’t know how to look at David and pretend everything was normal. I switched off my phone and sat under a bridge until the sun went down again. I cried like a woman mourning a living child.

    When I finally got home the next night, he was sitting at the door, looking pale and confused. “Mummy,” he said softly, standing up. “Where did you go?”

    I stared at him.

    At the same innocent eyes that once stared at me from his cot.

    “I had an emergency,” I said, voice dry. “Work.”

    He didn’t look convinced. But he didn’t ask further. He just said, “I made okra soup. There’s still some left.”

    I nodded and walked past him into the house, into the small, dim kitchen that had once been filled with laughter, radio music, and the sounds of his baby feet. I couldn’t eat. I just stood there, pretending to be okay.

    But the shame followed me like a shadow.

    I started watching him closer. Was he acting differently? Did he suspect anything? Had he gone back and searched my profile? Had he looked closer at the picture and realized what he’d done?

    Three days later, I got my answer.

    He came back from school and stood quietly by my bedroom door. “Mummy,” he said.

    “Yes?”

    “Can I ask you something?”

    “Of course.”

    He hesitated. “Do you… have someone who looks exactly like you? Like… I don’t know… maybe a sister or something?”

    My heart dropped.

    I pretended to smile. “No. Why?”

    He looked away, shuffled his feet, then said, “No reason. Just thought I saw someone.”

    I nodded. “Well, maybe you were tired.”

    He forced a smile and went to his room. But I knew he knew something.

    I locked myself in the bathroom and cried silently into my towel.

    That same evening, I got a message on my fake profile. It was him.

    “Who are you? Your voice… your face… I need to know. Please.”

    I froze. My hands shook. He knew.

    I deleted the account immediately.

    That night, he didn’t sleep in his room. I heard him pacing the sitting room. I didn’t come out. I couldn’t.

    The next morning, I woke up and found him gone.

    No note. No text. Just gone.

    Panic hit me like thunder.

    I called his school—he hadn’t arrived.

    I called his best friend—he hadn’t seen him.

    I rushed to the one place I hoped he wouldn’t go: the hotel.

    He wasn’t there.

    I searched bars, parks, even the bridge where I used to sit and cry.

    Nothing.

    Then I saw him.

    At the bus stop.

    Sitting alone.

    Head bowed.

    Tears on his cheeks.

    I didn’t call him. I walked slowly and sat beside him.

    He didn’t look at me.

    “Did you know it was me?” he whispered. “That night?”

    I swallowed hard. My chest felt like it was ripping in two.

    “Yes.”

    He nodded, still looking away.

    “So it’s true.”

    “Yes.”

    Silence.

    He wiped his face.

    “Why didn’t you tell me the truth about your life?”

    I blinked fast, holding back tears.

    “Because I wanted you to believe I was someone better than I really am. I wanted you to be proud of me. I wanted to protect you from the ugliness that raised you.”

    He turned slowly to face me, and his eyes broke me.

    “I thought I lost my mum that night,” he said, voice cracking. “I thought I saw a ghost in that hotel. But now I realize… maybe you lost yourself long before I was even born.”

    I couldn’t breathe.

    “I’m sorry,” I whispered.

    He stood up.

    And then he did something I never expected.

    He hugged me.

    Tightly.

    He cried into my shoulder like a child again.

    And whispered, “Let’s go home.”

    To be continued……..


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    I’m a Prostitute—And Today My 18-Year-Old Son Booked Me Without Knowing. Episode 2 ✍️💝 I didn’t sleep that night. I lay on the cold hotel floor long after David left, my wig tossed aside, mascara stained across my cheeks, staring blankly at the ceiling as though it could offer answers. Every breath felt like punishment. How did I get here? How did I become the kind of mother whose own son unknowingly tried to buy her for pleasure? I replayed the moment again and again—his voice, his nervous laughter, the way he said I reminded him of someone he loved. What if he had touched me before I stopped him? What if I hadn’t turned away fast enough? What if I had spoken too late? The thought alone made me throw up twice before morning. I didn’t go home that day. I couldn’t. I didn’t know how to look at David and pretend everything was normal. I switched off my phone and sat under a bridge until the sun went down again. I cried like a woman mourning a living child. When I finally got home the next night, he was sitting at the door, looking pale and confused. “Mummy,” he said softly, standing up. “Where did you go?” I stared at him. At the same innocent eyes that once stared at me from his cot. “I had an emergency,” I said, voice dry. “Work.” He didn’t look convinced. But he didn’t ask further. He just said, “I made okra soup. There’s still some left.” I nodded and walked past him into the house, into the small, dim kitchen that had once been filled with laughter, radio music, and the sounds of his baby feet. I couldn’t eat. I just stood there, pretending to be okay. But the shame followed me like a shadow. I started watching him closer. Was he acting differently? Did he suspect anything? Had he gone back and searched my profile? Had he looked closer at the picture and realized what he’d done? Three days later, I got my answer. He came back from school and stood quietly by my bedroom door. “Mummy,” he said. “Yes?” “Can I ask you something?” “Of course.” He hesitated. “Do you… have someone who looks exactly like you? Like… I don’t know… maybe a sister or something?” My heart dropped. I pretended to smile. “No. Why?” He looked away, shuffled his feet, then said, “No reason. Just thought I saw someone.” I nodded. “Well, maybe you were tired.” He forced a smile and went to his room. But I knew he knew something. I locked myself in the bathroom and cried silently into my towel. That same evening, I got a message on my fake profile. It was him. “Who are you? Your voice… your face… I need to know. Please.” I froze. My hands shook. He knew. I deleted the account immediately. That night, he didn’t sleep in his room. I heard him pacing the sitting room. I didn’t come out. I couldn’t. The next morning, I woke up and found him gone. No note. No text. Just gone. Panic hit me like thunder. I called his school—he hadn’t arrived. I called his best friend—he hadn’t seen him. I rushed to the one place I hoped he wouldn’t go: the hotel. He wasn’t there. I searched bars, parks, even the bridge where I used to sit and cry. Nothing. Then I saw him. At the bus stop. Sitting alone. Head bowed. Tears on his cheeks. I didn’t call him. I walked slowly and sat beside him. He didn’t look at me. “Did you know it was me?” he whispered. “That night?” I swallowed hard. My chest felt like it was ripping in two. “Yes.” He nodded, still looking away. “So it’s true.” “Yes.” Silence. He wiped his face. “Why didn’t you tell me the truth about your life?” I blinked fast, holding back tears. “Because I wanted you to believe I was someone better than I really am. I wanted you to be proud of me. I wanted to protect you from the ugliness that raised you.” He turned slowly to face me, and his eyes broke me. “I thought I lost my mum that night,” he said, voice cracking. “I thought I saw a ghost in that hotel. But now I realize… maybe you lost yourself long before I was even born.” I couldn’t breathe. “I’m sorry,” I whispered. He stood up. And then he did something I never expected. He hugged me. Tightly. He cried into my shoulder like a child again. And whispered, “Let’s go home.” To be continued…….. ✍️✍️✍️✍️💝 Some of you just read and like without commenting and when I drop next episode and tagging people ur name will not pop up because you're not commenting, until I trace the previous Episode and replied you next episode has been posted, it's always stressful for doing that. Please ✍️✅✅✅ Thank you All 🙌❤️
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    Moreover, c.heating doesn't start from the bedroom. It's a series of voluntary focused amorous conversations which eventually ends up on a bed, on a table, on the floor, or even under the staircase.

    It is erroneous to imagine that m.arried vvomen ch.eat because their husbands are not capable. Nothing can be farther from the truth. Some m.arried vvomen c.heat despite being married to athletes, male models, millionaires, even pastors.

    Here's the truth no one wants to admit: There's this particular type of women who are flirtatious by nature. The best way to explain it is that such vvomen get their "high" from being secretive.

    Scheming behind their partners' back provides them the rush of dopamine they crave. They can't help it. It's just in their nature. The darker, more secretive, and more manipulative the activity is, the more exciting for them.

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