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Brian, Sam, and Amelia are fresh out of college- and Sam is fresh on the front page of any and all literary magazines published nationally. His bestseller novel is just that- a bestseller. But the question at stake is this: is Sam worthy of all the glory? This is a script to a short film, not a chapter book, just so you know.
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Working three jobs and attending med school was not the direction Atlas thought his life was going. He thought he'd find a mistress, go to school and then work to support his owner after graduating. After all, wouldn't his owner appreciate him wanting to work for her, support her? He hadn't anticipated being thrown to the curb and left to fend for himself upon telling his parents he was going to follow his dreams to become a doctor. Almost done with his schooling and his scholarships retracted, Atlas is faced with a tough choice. Does he let the school withhold his degree and try to go back to school after he has worked for a few years and earned enough to pay off his debt and graduate, or does he enter himself in the university's annual scholarship auction? Amelia, the first born daughter of Hannah and Weston is well aware her parents aren't going to let her attend the annual scholarship auction with them. Sure, it is selling submissives just like the facilities her parents despise so much, but this is different. Submissives sign themselves up for this auction, an exchange of themselves for their education. Is it really such a bad thing? It seems like a fair trade to Amelia considering submissives would eventually be bought by a dominant anyways. It may take a little convincing, but Amelia is set on going because it isn't about buying a submissive, but rather showing her parents that she is ready to have one.

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