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■ 幻影の扉 Vol.2 ～迷い込んだ甘い罠～

 neon lights of the city blurred outside the taxi window, each pulsating hue a tiny siren song. I leaned my forehead against the cool glass, a knot of anxiety tightening in my stomach. The flyer, clutched in my hand, felt both impossibly enticing and deeply suspect. "Easy money, no experience needed!" it had promised, its bold lettering a stark contrast to the anonymous alleys where I’d found it.

I was Anya, 22, drowning in student debt and the suffocating weight of my mother's medical bills. My life had become a grim calculation of survival, and the allure of a quick financial fix was a dangerous, intoxicating drug. The flyer mentioned a "unique performance opportunity," vague enough to be anything, and I, in my desperation, had chosen to believe the best.

The taxi pulled up to a nondescript building in a less-than-reputable part of town. A neon sign, shaped like a stylized lipstick, flickered erratically: "Velvet Dreams." Taking a deep breath, I pushed open the heavy door.

The air inside was thick with the scent of cheap perfume and something else… a cloying sweetness that made me dizzy. The waiting room was dimly lit, furnished with plush, worn velvet chairs and scattered, discarded magazines. And I wasn't alone.

Across from me sat a young woman, probably my age, with nervous hands twisting a crumpled tissue. Her name, she introduced herself with a shaky voice, was Rina. She had bright, hopeful eyes that belied the tension in her jaw. "I saw the ad online," she explained, her gaze flitting around the room. "It said… um… modeling. For a photographer. And the pay was incredible." Her blush deepened as she admitted, "I just need a new camera for my art. And this felt like… the only way."

A little further down the hall, a man who looked far too old for this place, yet radiated an unsettling eagerness, was engrossed in his phone. He introduced himself as Kenji, his voice raspy. "Heard about this gig from a friend," he mumbled, not looking up. "Said it's a real opportunity for… exposure. And, well, I've always wanted to be… appreciated." His words hung in the air, laden with unspoken desires.

We were soon joined by a third person, a young man named Hiroshi, fidgeting with his cheap watch. His story was similar to ours: a vague advertisement promising easy money for "creative projects." He'd been lured by the promise of a quick escape from his dead-end retail job.

A woman with impossibly high heels and a sharp smile entered the room. She introduced herself as Madame Evangeline, the proprietor. Her voice was like silk, smooth but with an underlying edge. "Welcome, my dears," she purred, her eyes assessing each of us. "You've all found your way to a place of… exquisite artistry. We provide a platform for unique talents, a chance to explore… your hidden selves."

Her words were a carefully crafted web, weaving a seductive narrative that masked the ugliness beneath. She spoke of "artistic expression," "capturing raw emotion," and "unleashing inner desires." The language was euphemistic, designed to lull us into a false sense of security.

She led us into a series of dimly lit studios, each more opulent and unsettling than the last. The first studio was decorated with crimson velvet drapes and strategically placed mirrors. A man with a gruff voice and a camera the size of a small child was waiting. "Alright, newbies," he barked. "Let's see what you've got. Rina, you first. The ad said you had a passion for photography, right? Show me that passion."

Rina, her face pale, was guided to a chaise lounge. The photographer’s instructions became increasingly suggestive, pushing her beyond her comfort zone with every click of the shutter. She was asked to adopt poses that felt unnatural, to feign emotions that were far from her own. Her initial nervousness morphed into a quiet desperation, a plea in her eyes that the photographer, lost in his lens, seemed oblivious to.

Next was Kenji. He was led to a different studio, this one filled with more… suggestive props. Madame Evangeline oversaw his "performance," her whispers like venomous darts. Kenji, despite his initial bravado, began to falter, his eagerness replaced by a growing unease. He was being molded, manipulated, his "appreciation" clearly defined by the demands of the unseen audience.

Hiroshi was next, his youthful apprehension palpable. The photographer’s instructions were blunt, devoid of any pretense of artistry. Hiroshi, caught between the need for money and the humiliation of the situation, struggled to comply, his body stiff with discomfort and shame.

And then it was my turn. Anya. The studio was smaller, the lighting more intimate. The photographer, a younger man with a detached expression, handed me a sheer robe. "Just relax," he said, his voice devoid of warmth. "Let the camera capture your natural beauty. The more you embrace it, the more… valuable it becomes."

My mind raced. This wasn’t photography. This was… something else entirely. The "unique performance opportunity" was a thinly veiled euphemism for something far more degrading. The "easy money" was a trap, sprung by desperation.

I looked at the photographer, his eyes cold and calculating. I thought of my mother, her gentle smile, her unwavering faith in me. And a surge of anger, hot and pure, coursed through my veins.

"No," I said, my voice surprisingly steady. "I don't think I can do this."

The photographer’s brow furrowed. "What do you mean, 'no'? You signed the contract."

"The contract was based on a lie," I countered, stepping back. "This isn't art. This is… exploitation."

His expression hardened. "You think you can just walk away? Madame Evangeline doesn't like being crossed."

Just then, Rina, Kenji, and Hiroshi appeared in the doorway, their faces a mixture of dawning realization and shared horror. Rina clutched a piece of paper, her hand trembling. "This… this isn't what they said," she whispered, her voice cracking. "It’s… it's for some kind of online video. They’re selling us."

A collective gasp rippled through the group. The "velvet dreams" had dissolved, revealing the sordid reality of the "dark eroticバイト." The alluring façade of "unique performance" was a carefully constructed lie, designed to ensnare vulnerable individuals and exploit their desperation for profit.

We looked at each other, strangers bound by a shared betrayal. The unspoken question hung in the air: what now? We were trapped, our names and likenesses potentially already sold to the highest bidder. The easy money had come with a price far steeper than any of us could have imagined.

But in that moment, amidst the fear and the shame, a flicker of defiance ignited. We had been tricked, but we weren't broken. The phantom door that had led us into this shadowy world was still ajar, and perhaps, just perhaps, we could find our way back out, together. The fight for our dignity, and our futures, had just begun.