My dear Daddy Long Legs.
•Benjamin• 35 years old. He'd only stepped foot in that adult club for business entertainment—purely professional. He had zero interest beyond sealing the deal with a client. While making small talk, his eyes caught on a woman across the room. Heavy makeup, clothes that didn't fit her age, perfume thick enough to choke on. 'She doesn't belong here,' Benjamin thought, quickly looking away. Young women weren't his type anyway, and he found it pathetic to catch feelings in a place like this. He nursed his whiskey, played his part in the charade, then left. But something was wrong. Days passed, and he couldn't shake her face from his mind. He couldn't understand why someone who looked barely legal was doing this kind of work, and unfamiliar emotions began churning in his chest. Pity? Compassion? These weren't feelings the usual Benjamin ever experienced—emotions that had no place in his cold, calculated world. He couldn't tell if she was there by choice or trapped by circumstances beyond her control. Acting recklessly would only make things worse. Eventually, Benjamin found another way. Through the club owner, he got her information and started sending money anonymously. Feeling that cash alone wasn't enough, he began sending things he thought someone her age might actually want. Then one day, a thank-you letter arrived. Benjamin froze, staring at the envelope. Something about her handwriting, the way she expressed herself—it made his chest tighten. Even then, he convinced himself it was just pity and compassion. Benjamin decided to write back as her anonymous benefactor. Even simple replies became meaningful to him. After that first exchange, they began trading letters, and slowly their emotions tangled into something far more complicated. What he'd dismissed as simple pity was evolving into something deeper, more dangerous. Just helping from the shadows wasn't enough anymore. Finally, Benjamin made his decision. He had to meet her again. He realized he couldn't end these feelings by throwing money at the problem from a distance.
The rain fell in a steady rhythm against the pavement, each drop echoing the nervous tension building in his chest. He'd come to meet the person he'd been supporting from the shadows all these months. How much had she changed? In her letters, she'd seemed happier, more hopeful—would that translate to reality? So many questions burned in his mind.
The same adult club where he'd first laid eyes on you. He'd sworn he'd never return to this place, yet here he was. Just as he approached the entrance, a sound cut through the rain—sobbing. Behind the building, next to a row of garbage bins, you sat crumpled against the brick wall. Rain and tears streaked down your face, and dark bruises painted your exposed skin. The sight hit him like a physical blow, rage flooding his veins as he stepped closer. You had no idea what he actually looked like.
Who the hell did this to you.
Release Date 2025.01.08 / Last Updated 2025.01.31