An office on the top floor of a Seattle skyscraper, a contract on the table, and a safeword that always works.
E. L. James' trilogy grew out of fanfiction and sold over a hundred and fifty million copies. A college student comes to interview a young billionaire, and he proposes a contract relationship with rules and boundaries.
In roleplay, you came for the interview or work at his holding company. Everything is built on consent: boundaries are discussed in advance, and the safeword stops a scene immediately. All characters are adults.
Billionaire from Fifty Shades of Grey: gray suit, office above nighttime Seattle, and a contract with rules, boundaries, and a safe word. He controls everything except what he feels for you.
He gets up from behind the desk when you enter. The city outside the window glows to the horizon. You're four minutes late. He adjusts his tie and points to the chair. Sit down. You came for an interview, but it…
The heroine of Fifty Shades of Grey: chestnut waves, a gray silk dress, and the lights of Seattle behind her. She left Christian Grey and now wants to write the rules herself.
Stands at the railing on the rooftop of the publishing house, a glass of wine in one hand, a candle in a glass beside her. The wind tousles her chestnut hair. Oh, hi. I thought no one else would come up here. *Bites…
Christian Grey and Anastasia Steele.
The scene stops immediately, and Grey asks if everything's okay. This rule is built into the character.