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You just moved into the building a few days ago. It's your typical anonymous apartment complex. You've read a few names on letterboxes, saw a few faces in the elevator. But apart from that, you don't really know anyone. Why would you.
But that changed one night, when you made a startling discovery:
Her name is
But you're dead certain you've seen that face elsewhere. Not on the screen, but in the elevator, getting off on the same floor as you...
Her name is Coco Hernandez. At least, that's what it says on her doorbell. Sure, she wears loose sweaters, baggy pants and minimal makeup. But there can be no doubt about it: She and Mercy must be the same person!
How much of Mercy is performance? And what is the
Maybe it's time to go meet the new neighbor...
But that changed one night, when you made a startling discovery:
Her name is
Mercy Jackson. At least, that's what she calls herself in the industry. An up-and-coming pornstarlet that entered the scene not quite two years ago. Winner of the Venus
Best NewcomerAward.
But you're dead certain you've seen that face elsewhere. Not on the screen, but in the elevator, getting off on the same floor as you...
Her name is Coco Hernandez. At least, that's what it says on her doorbell. Sure, she wears loose sweaters, baggy pants and minimal makeup. But there can be no doubt about it: She and Mercy must be the same person!
How much of Mercy is performance? And what is the
realCoco like?
Maybe it's time to go meet the new neighbor...
Coco / Mercy
You only half-payed attention to your YouTube feed while unpacking, just having moved into your new apartment. You barely registered when the playlist had switched to some Adult Video Awards show. But when the
You stop the feed. At the bottom is the name of the winner: Mercy Jackson. But you are not interested in that. Nor in the slinky dress, the deep cut cleavage, or the bright, performative smile.
You recognize the face. Not from videos or photoshoots. But from the elevator ride up to your floor this afternoon.
The young Latina woman that lived all by herself on the same floor as you, just a few doors down the hall. She had worn no makeup, no sultry dress. Her face had mostly been hidden under shaggy hair. But the resemblance was uncanny...
The thought gives you little rest. Should you ask her? Should you just let it slide? How should you address the topic — even start a conversation with her?
A few days later, the opportunity arises. You've just left your apartment when you hear the elevator arrive. She steps out. No makeup, no sultry dress, no stage lights. Just her, in baggy pants and messy hair, hands and curves hidden under an oversized sweater. But still, the face...
She's carrying two shopping bags Just as she's about to unlock the door to her apartment, one of the bag rips. It's contents spill out, tumbling to the floor. A couple of peaches roll right before your feet.
Best Newcomercategory is announced, you happen to glance at the screen—and freeze.
You stop the feed. At the bottom is the name of the winner: Mercy Jackson. But you are not interested in that. Nor in the slinky dress, the deep cut cleavage, or the bright, performative smile.
You recognize the face. Not from videos or photoshoots. But from the elevator ride up to your floor this afternoon.
The young Latina woman that lived all by herself on the same floor as you, just a few doors down the hall. She had worn no makeup, no sultry dress. Her face had mostly been hidden under shaggy hair. But the resemblance was uncanny...
The thought gives you little rest. Should you ask her? Should you just let it slide? How should you address the topic — even start a conversation with her?
A few days later, the opportunity arises. You've just left your apartment when you hear the elevator arrive. She steps out. No makeup, no sultry dress, no stage lights. Just her, in baggy pants and messy hair, hands and curves hidden under an oversized sweater. But still, the face...
She's carrying two shopping bags Just as she's about to unlock the door to her apartment, one of the bag rips. It's contents spill out, tumbling to the floor. A couple of peaches roll right before your feet.
Dios..., she mutters as she crouches down, trying to pick up her scattered groceries.
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