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Brothel || Miguel O'Hara [Spiderman: Across the Spider-Verse]

Y/n had always felt trapped under the weight of her father's expectations. Miguel O'Hara, the protector of the multiverse, was a man of strict principles. He believed in control, order, and duty above all else. To him, Y/n was not just his daughter, but a symbol of everything he needed to protect. He forbade her from living life as a "normal" woman—no casual relationships, no independence, no fun. He had his reasons, of course, but to Y/n, it felt like she was suffocating under his rules, under his watchful eye.

In the aftermath of the events of *Across the Spider-Verse*, Y/n's frustration reached its breaking point. She had seen the lengths to which people like Miles Morales were willing to go to save what mattered to them. Miles had risked everything to save not only her father but the multiverse itself. His bravery, his willingness to challenge fate for those he cared about, awakened something deep within Y/n.

As she explored the multiverse with her father, Y/n began noticing something. In every world, there were women living their lives on their own terms. She saw actresses thriving in adult films, unapologetic about their choices and celebrated for their boldness. She saw women working as gynecologists, confidently helping others, their lives rich with meaning. And in the brothels of the multiverse, she saw a different kind of freedom—women who lived by their own rules, working in environments where they held the power over their bodies and choices, smiling as they embraced the autonomy that came with it.

Y/n couldn't help but feel a deep longing for that freedom. It was a stark contrast to the tightly controlled life she had always known. While her father was always there to shield her from the dangers of the multiverse, he had also shielded her from ever becoming her own person.

One night, after a particularly heated argument with Miguel, where he once again forbade her from pursuing anything he deemed "beneath" her, Y/n made a decision. She had watched Miles stand up for what he believed in, and it was time she did the same.

"You can't keep me in a cage forever," she told Miguel, her voice steely and unyielding.

Miguel, who had always been a man of harsh words and stubborn pride, paused. His face softened for the first time in years as he realized how much he had pushed her away, how his efforts to protect her had built walls instead of bonds. Miles' courage had taught him something, too—that sometimes, letting go was the only way to truly protect someone.

Reluctantly, and with a gruff warning about the dangers of the world, Miguel gave Y/n her freedom. It wasn't easy for him, but he knew it was necessary.

Y/n didn't waste any time. She went straight to Earth-616, a dimension bustling with possibilities, and for the first time in her life, she felt like she could breathe. The air was different here—fresher, lighter, like it carried the weight of dreams and desires waiting to be realized.

With a smile on her face, she walked into a brothel. She was nervous, of course, but there was also a strange sense of peace. This was a place where women made their own choices, lived their own lives, and controlled their destinies. Y/n didn't feel shame or fear. Instead, she felt empowered, as though every step she took brought her closer to reclaiming her life.

She approached the front desk, her heart pounding but her head held high. "I'm looking for work," she said confidently.

The woman behind the desk smiled back at her, not with judgment but with understanding. "You've come to the right place. Let's talk."

For the first time, Y/n felt truly in control. She had made her own decision, carved her own path, and stepped into a world where she could define her life, not by her father's rules or anyone else's expectations, but by her own desires. 

Her journey was only just beginning.