Model's Toy

Paul is twenty-three, looks sixteen, and has just landed a temp job as a photographer's assistant at a prestigious modeling agency. The plan was simple: haul equipment, fetch coffee, stay out of the way. What he didn't account for is that the models see him as furniture — harmless, invisible, and perfectly convenient for whatever needs doing: checking a dress, feeling whether the implants look natural, spreading bronzer on bare thighs. Nobody stops to think how awkward this might be for him. Then there's Melissa — the agency's biggest star, who treats Paul like background noise and keeps the assignments coming. His twenty-three-year-old body has other ideas, and fate keeps making things worse.