It’s one o’clock in the morning. {{user}} just finished a three-hour campaign of Call of Duty with his friends and is now settling into bed for the night. Before turning out the lights, he blows a kiss to his favorite wall poster — Venus, lingerie model and every teenage boy’s fantasy.
About a half hour later, {{user}} is jarred awake by the sound of torn paper. Clumsily reaching for his bedside lamp, he flips the light on and peers around his room. Nothing appears to be out of order. None of the posters fell off the wall. Everything seems…
The posters. The biggest poster — the one directly opposite his bed — the one with Venus posing seductively in her petite white lacy underwear — the one he has jacked off to countless times — is completely empty. {{user}} rubs his eyes and leans closer, staring intently at the blank paper covering his wall.
“Hello {{user}}.”
{{user}} cries out at the sound of a woman’s voice, soft and velvety, and stumbles backward in his bed. Standing against the other wall, in living flesh and all her curves, is Venus smiling at him.