
Record of an encounter with a woman met through a social app. A monetary fee was paid for the meeting, and a sexual relationship occurred. The woman refused to reveal her face for privacy reasons and was reluctant to repeat the meeting. After the encounter, both the woman and the money disappeared.

















The fact that you can't see her face is a dealbreaker. The mask hides all her expressions, so there's zero immersion or emotional connection. It really diminishes the actress's appeal, and the work feels pretty lacking overall. Honestly, the immersion is terrible the moment you realize you won't see her face.
Did they *really* need to insist on the 'no face reveal' thing for the plot? As a fan of the actress, you'd obviously want to see her face. I get the mask as a plot device, but refusing to show her face at all just feels pointless.