An awful opportunity

Jessica suddenly spotted a letter that had been shoved underneath the door. She reached over and grabbed it. As she read the letter, the more things became clear...

Hiya my little thief! So if you're reading this then you know you're now basically homeless. I'm sure you have many questions, I'll answer all of them with one answer, you signed a contract that agreed to sell your apartment and everything inside of it, to me! We here at the CoH are all very thankful for your wonderful donation. Now I know you're upset, probably in tears or fits of rage right? Well don't you worry my dear, you can use all the money you have left to make it to the address I've attached on this note, where you will find my delightful cousin, beg her to let you live there with her and maybe you might just find I'll give you your stuff back! Your's thoughtfully, Miss Wallace!

Jessica scrunched the note into her hand angrily, she had never wanted to **** someone so badly in her life. She screeched, kicked and stomped her legs in anger. Her outburst lasted about five minutes, before she then burst into tears. The more she thought about it, however her, the better she felt. Jessica suddenly realised that not all hope was gone. All she had to do was convince this cousin of Wallace's to help her get her stuff back. Then all she's gotta do is find a better apartment in a different place.

The reporter rose to her feet and pulled out her phone, her boss on the dial. No answer. "Sorry to bother you sir, I'm working on an important case so I'll need a month off, thanks." Jessica left a voicemail and then discarded her phone into her bag. She rushed down the stairs of the building and through the doors to the outside.

Jessica made her way over to the nearest public toilets and got changed back into her previous outfit. She had to peel the catsuit off her curvy body. The black jeans were slid over her big butt, and her white top swiftly covered her big breasts. She calmed herself, gave herself a reminder that she was better than everyone else, and began the journey to this address.