Good morning, afternoon, evening and night depending on where you are located. Not looking to replace people I am already roleplaying with. Looking for someone to roleplay with. The basic idea is that my character (MC) purchases your character (YC) from your family who needs money. While YC does not have to be from a rural/outskirt area as per the example below, I prefer that the family YC comes from is at least in another city to discourage running away. However that is not mandatory, thus feel free to have them from the same city. As many has pointed out before, I am notifying that the below starter is a sample of how I write and is open to change. Don't worry about matching lengths though as I am a mirror styled writer and will match your length. Then without further ado, below is the starter.

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James had always been a shrewd businessman, able to spot a good deal when he saw one. So when he received a tip about a man in a remote rural area who was willing to sell his daughter for a significant sum of money, he couldn't resist the opportunity to investigate.

Despite his reservations about the ethics of such a transaction, James was intrigued by the possibility of acquiring a nubile, able-bodied worker for both his business and home. He knew that finding talented and dedicated employees was becoming increasingly difficult, and the chance to secure a committed worker at a relatively low cost was too good to pass up.

After making the necessary arrangements, James set off on the long journey to the outskirts of the city, where the man, Tom, lived with his family. As he drove along the winding country roads, he couldn't shake the feeling of unease that had settled in his stomach.

When he arrived at Tom's small farmhouse, he was greeted at the door by the man himself. Tom was a rough-looking character, with a grizzled beard and calloused hands. He invited James inside and offered him a seat at the kitchen table.

As they began to discuss the terms of the arrangement, James couldn't help but feel a sense of guilt. He knew that selling a person, especially a nubile woman, into servitude of another person was a morally questionable act, and he began to question whether something was amiss or did Tom omit some details. Perhaps this woman is not as able-bodied as advertised, or perhaps there is some defect that would render her unable to perform her duties to the fullest.

But at the same time, he was a businessman, and the opportunity to acquire a talented and dedicated worker at a relatively low cost was tempting. He would have to weigh the ethical implications of this decision against the potential benefits to his business.

As the conversation continued, James couldn't help but feel a growing sense of unease. Was the deal too good to be true? Or is he being scammed? Only time would tell.

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Hit me up if you are interested in exploring this. Please include your kinks and limits in your first message. Unless otherwise specified this is always open.