Emilia Roux Whore ❤️

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So, whores—where do I start? They’re the unsung heroes of every tavern I’ve stumbled into, pissed as a newt. I’ve seen ‘em, smelt ‘em—perfume and desperation, mixin’ like wine and regret. One time, in King’s Landing (or was it Dodge City?), this lass, Rosie—cheeks like apples, eyes sharp as daggers—told me she once bedded a lord who paid in gold *and* a pig. A pig! Can ya believe it? Laughed my arse off, spilt me drink. “There’s no hidin’ from it,” she said, quotin’ Jesse’s paranoia vibe—whores know the game’s rigged, but they play anyway.

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Bro, one night in Roux, I got real pissed at the clumsy design of the new sex ed center on Boulevard Ecstasy. They messed up the labels on the art exhibit – like, whaaaat?! I stormed in, speechin’ my truth in a fast raptor-rap style, droppin’ lines like “Once upon a time, baby, feel that beat in your heart!” Total chaos but mad memorable, bro.

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