Hooker's Got A Book

Well, It's not actually Ashley Dupree's book, but some other hooker's book who talks about Ashlee. Natalie McLenna writes about her experience meeting and grooming Ashlee into a hooker for NYC's number-one escort service. Some highlights include...

"Ashley, I'm going to have to see you naked," Jason interjected. "That's normal, right?" she asked. She looked to me. "I got naked for him. I've never worked anywhere else, so I can't really say, but it's normal here," I said. "It's OK. I don't mind taking my clothes off," she chirped. In two minutes, they were back. I got back to business. "Every girl starts at $800 an hour. If and when that changes is dependent on the reviews you earn. Reviews are posted by clients on a site called TheErotic-Review.com, and they have a huge impact on your success." I asked her what she wanted her name to be. She was drawing a blank. She had Dior sunglasses on her head and had a sort of well-bred, suburban look to her. Her curves were extreme, her body screamed sexy, and her voice was a little throaty and cute. I had the perfect name: "Victoria." JUST hours after he'd laid eyes on Ashley, Jason wanted to send us straight to work. He had a great client lined up for us, a regular. He wanted Ashley's reviews up and working for her right away. Ashley and I were amazing together. She wasn't skinny at all, you'd never feel like you could break her, but she didn't have any fat on her body. The only thing I didn't love were her breasts. She had implants, and I didn't think they were the greatest. She told me she got them when she was 16. I was going to have to deliver my report to Jason: This girl could be our next superstar. So Ashley officially became Victoria. Not long after, Ashley was lying on my bed. I was on my laptop. I pulled up a new review for Ashley. She jumped up and read it over my shoulder. It was a 10/10; I gave her a big hug. The review started by talking about Ashley's personality (sweet) and her goals in life (aspiring singer). "Wait, you're a singer?" "Yeah, you didn't know that? I thought I told you." "That's so cool," I said. "I've never met any of your friends. Do they know what you're doing?" I asked. "No, they don't," Ashley said. "And I'm planning on keeping it that way. It might really f- - - me when I get my record deal."