Amy’s Golden Ticket

Food fetish (BDSM) story. MF/f, food sex, seduction, possibly consenting, stewing, fatal, cannibalism.
No fanfic Slashing.

PART ONE: You Stream, I stream, we all stream for money.

Amy checked her ring light for the third time, tilting her phone just so. “No, chat, I’m serious—Professor Hendricks literally stared at my chest for a full forty-five seconds during class hours. I counted.” She paused, reading the scrolling comments. “I was wearing my tight low cut with my titties on display.

The donation ding trilled. A robotic voice cooed, “Ooh, thank youuu.”
“Thank you,

HornyForHomework14.” Amy batted her lashes. The chat erupted.

She was good at this—the rhythm of it. Lean in, squint at a username, laugh like it caught her off guard. The eighteen-year-old knew her angles the way a butcher knows a cut steak.

High cheekbones popped from the left. Her blonde ponytail swung when she tilted her head right, giving them that over-the-shoulder glance that made donations spike.

Perky C’s, she’d heard someone call her breast in a DM she definitely did not read aloud. Her waist small enough that her thumbs nearly met when she wrapped her hands around it for a “can you believe this corset?” bit.

Thighs thick where the gym shorts cut off.

“Anyway,” she continued, swiping gloss across her bottom lip, “I’m thinking I need a vacation from midterms. Spring break’s months away and I’m dying.”

A notification pinged. Not the donation chime—something else. A direct message with a distinct golden border.
The username made her pause. topfoxychef.

“Huh.” She clicked it before thinking.
Five hundred dollars. And a link. And text that read: You’d be the perfect addition to our evening.

Dress code enclosed. Digital Gold Ticket attached.

“Chat. Chat, chat, chat.” Amy scrolled back through the message, pulse kicking in her throat.

“This person just sent me five hundred dollars.”
The chat detonated. WHAT.
SHOW US.
GIRL WHAT.

She held the phone closer to the screen. “Okay, okay—look, they want me to go to some place called The Soup Kitchen. What is that? Is that, like, a charity thing?”

Another link. She tapped it. A costume site loaded. A bunny costume. Not the Halloween-spirit-store kind. Custom-fitted. White corseted bodice.

Sheer stockings with a little cotton tail sewn into the back. Ears that looked plush, expensive, the kind that would actually stand upright.

“Chat.” Amy’s voice went flat with disbelief. “Should I buy the bunny suit?”

Donation dings flooded in like a slot machine payout. “Ooh, thank youuu. Ooh, thank youuu. Ooh, thank—“

“OKAY, okay!” She was laughing now, the absurdity of it loosening something behind her ribs.

Amy really knows how to sell her personality, even though it is all for show, and money.

“I’ll buy it. She said triumphantly making her statements bigger then life for her fans.

She knows the type of followers who watches her stream. Lonely, horny, obsessive romantics, and the perverts. She found it easy to bait them all for money.

She thought to herself.
It’s not like I’m doing OnlyFans. Those girls are—you know, slutty, they’ll do anything for money.

She did a wavy hand roll to her audience.

“I guess I’m a bunny now” She giggled clicking the item.

She held her palms above her head like floppy ears.

The chat’s frenzy spilled faster than she could read.

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Three days later, Amy adjusted the bunny ears in her mirror and felt—strange.
Not bad. Strange.
The fabric cinched her waist. The tail bobbed when she shifted her weight. The stockings hugged her thighs.

She looked edible.
She knew it.

“Alright, chat, final verdict.” She posed in the costume, letting her subscribers lust over her young sexy body. The bunny outfit really showed off her finer point. Boosting her confidence and the money kept rolling in.

She angled her phone so the stream could see the Golden Ticket link on her laptop screen.

“The Soup Kitchen. Should I click it?”

The chat scrolled so fast she caught only fragments:

YES DO IT
STREAM IT IF YOU CAN WHAT IS THIS PLACE
GO GO GO.

“It says I need to enter my address for the limo service.” Amy bit her lip. The chunky metal bangles on her wrist clinked as she covered her personal info from the camera.

“Don’t you perverts get any ideas.” Her keys clacked. She submitted.
The page shifted. Deep red background.

A cauldron bubbling at the center of the screen. Text: The Soup Kitchen. Below it, a button shaped like a golden ticket stub read:

Admit One.

“Here we go!” She clicked.

The next page loaded sparse and elegant. A welcome message in serif font.

Welcome, Golden Ticket Recipient.
You are cordially invited to an evening of mingle, mash, and most importantly delicious entertainment.

Golden Ticket holders please be in compliance with our dress code are required for entry.

Conditions of attendance:
1. Costume required.
2. Open mind required.
3. Smooth skin where the body meets the table required.
4. Available for limousine service at 5:00 PM sharp.


“What? Where the body meets the table,” Amy read aloud. “What does that even mean’ chat?”

The room sound off.
PUSSY
YOUR PUBIC HAIRS SILLY,
THE FUR ABOVE YOUR BABY POCKET.

The chat was already screaming STREAM IT in all caps, punctuated by five-dollar donations that made the robotic voice moan.

Amy had a problem with that phrase, though. She read it again.

Smooth skin where the body meets the table. It nagged at her. Okay after reading comments

“Okay, okay I’ll shaved, I guess there will be nudity at the club, better shave the pits as well.” She look down at her crotch, saying in cute voice Bye, Bye kitty.

“Should I stream the shaving?” She teased to get a rise out of her subscribers.

The chat went wide, resoundingly YES.

“You nasty boys!” She giggled, taking in more cash pings. Some larger amounts as well.

“Should I really go?” She swiveled her chair, biting her pinky nail.

“It’s Like, a mystery club? Off campus. In a bunny costume!”

YES, the chat thundered.
She thought about campus. The frat parties. The fumbling hands in dark basements. The wham bam thank you ma’am. The boys who grunted and rolled off.

The one girl in her psych class who’d kissed her behind the library and then pretended it never happened. The boredom that sat under her ribs like a stone.

She signed off the stream promising to post a note if she is able to stream for tomorrows event.