The Pleasure Box
Copyright© 2025 by Jepasch
Chapter 3: Rebuild
BDSM Sex Story: Chapter 3: Rebuild - Jana is an art student and urgently needs money. As a dancer, she is no good, or so Ralph, the strip club’s manager, claims. But instead of throwing her out, he shows her his “Pleasure Box”, a device meant to give his private club a unique selling point and at the same time his secret passion project. Only, the project is on the verge of failure. Jana and Ralph both have something to lose. Are they each other’s salvation?
Caution: This BDSM Sex Story contains strong sexual content, including Ma/Fa Fa/Fa Consensual Lesbian Heterosexual Fiction BDSM Humiliation Light Bond Exhibitionism Massage Masturbation Oral Sex Petting Sex Toys Squirting Voyeurism Public Sex Porn Theatre
When Jana rode home that evening, she didn’t just have another hundred euros in her pocket—she finally had a job. And one that actually fit her studies.
Based on her designs, she was to create more precise drawings that a contractor could use to rebuild the box. After that, she would supervise the conversion. For that, she would receive a total fee of five hundred euros. The hundred was her advance.
She also had a USB stick with the box’s existing plans, which she could now study and adapt.
As soon as she got home, she copied the files onto her laptop and began working. Only well after midnight did she go to bed. What she dreamed, she couldn’t remember clearly the next morning—but it had been about the box again. This time without another orgasm.
She could barely follow the lecture on Friday—partly because she was tired, partly because she was constantly building and rebuilding the box in her head.
Design was one thing. Technical drafting was something entirely different. For the first time, she was facing the challenge of turning a concept into something that could actually be built—made easier only by the fact that a basic model already existed.
As soon as the lecture ended, she rushed home and threw herself back into the work. The sooner she finished, the sooner she’d get paid.
And then there was still the question of what would happen once the box was truly finished...
She worked all weekend to complete the drawings. On Sunday evening she emailed the results to Ralph.
She waited nervously for his reaction.
But she grew even more nervous when he gave his approval. He sent her the contact details of the contractor, Pavel, so she could coordinate with him directly.
Jana called Pavel first thing Monday morning. The next possible appointment was Tuesday, and she confirmed immediately.
Pavel was a Russian-born handyman, self-employed, also working as a caretaker. Jana got along with him right away.
As delicate as the topic was, by now Jana could push the embarrassment aside and focus entirely on technical implementation.
She also had to keep an eye on the budget.
Ralph had given her some leeway, but the total costs—including her fee—could not exceed five thousand euros. If she came in significantly under budget, she would receive a small bonus: ten percent of the savings.
Since Pavel billed hourly for consultations, Jana prepared well and kept the discussion factual and efficient, focused on solutions. Pavel had built the box, and he could tell her what was feasible—and what would become expensive. He also suggested a few changes that would make the rebuild cheaper and simpler.
Jana’s focus was on comfort and safety. She wanted the model not only to be able to get in and out far more easily, but also to have a way to stop a session by withdrawing and closing the front opening. In the old version, someone could still reach in and touch her even when the bench wasn’t pushed forward.
She had originally imagined a lifting mechanism that would lower the bench and make entry easier, but Pavel recommended a simple swivel mechanism instead. That way the bench itself wouldn’t need major changes, and the box was heavy enough not to tip even when the bench swung outward. With the steel frame, mounting it was no problem.
To save money and weight, the frame was clad in aluminum composite panels—something that also helped with temperature control. A pure steel box could feel very cold when someone was naked, while fans would prevent it from getting too hot.
In the end, they agreed that Jana would revise and expand the drawings, and Pavel would produce an estimate afterward.
After they said goodbye, Jana had plenty to do again—new drawings, modifications, clarifications. She sent everything to Pavel straight away.
On Friday, the estimate arrived: €3,500. Jana called Ralph immediately to get his approval.
“Sure,” he said. “You’re the project manager. It’s within budget. You’re responsible.” That was his only comment.
So the project began.
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