Wesley's job is to get Fisk what he wants, he prepares thoroughly to learn the weaknesses of people he goes up against, and tailors his strategy accordingly. He negotiates contracts and agreements, and makes exactly the right offers.
Wesley is very good at his job.
That is, until, his offer is one day rejected.
His opponent is willing to give Fisk what he wants, but they don't want what Wesley has put on the table.
They want Wesley himself. One night where he is not allowed to say no. If he does, then Fisk gets nothing.
They need the person's help badly enough that Wesley agrees to those terms.
(It's up to you whether Fisk is the one who gives him away, or if he has no idea and Wesley's (pride?) loyalty just goes that far.)
Show me James Wesley stubborn and prideful and refusing to submit even as he 'follows' every order he receives. Show me the man being systemically, methodically taken apart and thoroughly humiliated. Show me Wesley barely coherent and begging for mercy.
And maybe the aftermath, where he struggles to pretend that nothing happened, as though he hadn't completely underestimated what the night would entail, knowing that he did it to himself. (And maybe Fisk or Francis' reaction when he is one day found out.)
Wesley/OC - dub/noncon, humiliation, Wesley trades himself for a favour
Wesley is very good at his job.
That is, until, his offer is one day rejected.
His opponent is willing to give Fisk what he wants, but they don't want what Wesley has put on the table.
They want Wesley himself. One night where he is not allowed to say no. If he does, then Fisk gets nothing.
They need the person's help badly enough that Wesley agrees to those terms.
(It's up to you whether Fisk is the one who gives him away, or if he has no idea and Wesley's (pride?) loyalty just goes that far.)
Show me James Wesley stubborn and prideful and refusing to submit even as he 'follows' every order he receives. Show me the man being systemically, methodically taken apart and thoroughly humiliated. Show me Wesley barely coherent and begging for mercy.
And maybe the aftermath, where he struggles to pretend that nothing happened, as though he hadn't completely underestimated what the night would entail, knowing that he did it to himself. (And maybe Fisk or Francis' reaction when he is one day found out.)