Call me Daddy

Valerie, a teenage college student seeking a life of ease rather than hard work, aims to find a wealthy benefactor. Her beauty and youth, she believes, give her an advantage in securing a man of her choice. Fate intervenes, introducing her to Sylvester, a middle-aged New York widower. Their initial connection is promising, though Sylvester is not merely a superficial figure. Their arrangement requires a contract with specific rules, the most significant being Valerie's obligation to call him DADDY. The synopsis questions the importance of this rule and Valerie's willingness to meet all contractual demands for financial freedom. It poses whether Valerie discovers more than she anticipated and what unfolds when emotions develop. This narrative promises a journey through themes of sex, betrayal, demands, and ultimately, matters of the heart.