To Have & Serve
They will tend to your every whim
Chapter 1
by 
rc206
A close relative of yours has recently passed. To nobody's surprise, they left everything to you: A massive apartment in a metropolitan area, all of the affluence gained from their advertising company, and you are declared as the new CEO.
Due to the influx of your responsibilities, you have found yourself pressed for time. One night, while going through your relatives stuff, you find a letter addressed to you:
"Dear Blank, if you are reading this, it means I have passed on, and you now control the future of my company. By no doubt, you now have next to no personal time and are highly stressed. I went through this too. Here's a little secret that no one must know. There is a company called To Have & Serve -- you provide them with a hefty fee monthly (you will be able to afford it on my salary), and they will send you a 24 hour live in servant. They will do anything and everything you ask of them. And I truly mean everything.
E v e r y t h i n g.
Carla, my last servant before I passed, likely returned to home base before anyone was aware of my passing. They work in the shadows, and no one is to know that they belong to you. The consequences for going against this are deadly.
The servant can take care of many of the day-to-day things that you do not have time for. Think of them as a personal assistant that you can take any frustrations out on. Some of these relationships become sexual. Others become violent. Crueler people have killed their servants. It's off record and truly anything goes.
Take this information with you to the grave and burn this letter after reading. I have risked much just be writing you this letter. There is a small chip lined in part of the ink. When this letter is burned, you will receive an e-mail with all the necessary registration information and contracts.
Enjoy yourself. This life is short."
The letter ends. You get up and immediately set the letter and envelope on fire, letting it burn in your sink. Sure enough, you receive an e-mail from To Have & Serve.
It takes weeks to push the registration through and to have all the contracts signed, but soon enough, you receive a confirmation letter that your servant will be arriving within the week. They stress in their final e-mail to you that all bets are off once the servant arrives. It is only if you reject, fire, or terminate the servant that you can apply for a new one.