RICH MAN BUYS A HOMELESS GIRL DramatizeMe

Sir, sir, please. Hey, sir, please. Stop, stop, I beg you, stop. Do you want to get 10 times as much? Of course, sir. But that's not funny. I'm not joking. I want you to do something for me. What are you doing, sir? You'll work just fine. Get in. Faster. Don't touch anything. Gosh. Jacob. I think she's ready. Turn around. Thank you, Mary. You may go now. Right. Let's get to work. Your job is to ruin one man's life. What? You're going to a fundraising party and find a businessman there, Mr. Stones. Who is he? You don't need to know that. All you have to do is kiss him. Kiss him? As believably as possible. So everyone thinks you're a couple. I'll take your photo, you get your money, and we'll go our separate ways. But why? Have you forgotten who you are? His life will be ruined by making out with a homeless woman. But I'm not going to participate in this. That's awful. What do you care? You're a street beggar. It's the easiest money you will ever make. You can't say no to me. Why is that? You'll see. You're a typical beggar. No, but... Leave it. It's yours. You can't say no to me. Be good. I'll be waiting you at the restaurant. Stop doing it. Act more natural. Like this isn't... This isn't the first time you've been here. Let's take it from... By one hand, please. Let's take it from the top. You walk past stones, casually strike up conversation, chat, and then make it spicy in the photo. Hey. Hi, buddy. Okay. I get it, but... Who's this Mr. Stones? Wow. Everybody, Mr. Stones! Thank you. Thank you, friends. So, uh... There's some good news I want to share with you. Last month, we raised over $20,000 with which we bought food, clothing, and medicine for the homeless. But as you all know, homelessness still continues. So I think we can do better than that. We just need to believe in goodness. After all, there are so many good people among us. We'll meet you at the award ceremony and, uh... Have a great night. Where are you going? That wasn't our agreement. Have you heard what he said? You want me to set up with a man like this? No, I... I can't do this. Oh, so you can't. Well, then... go. But first, I want my money back. Oh. That's gorgeous. And I also sent you the bill for the dress, for the makeup. Do the homeless people have any mail? Sir, look... Oh, yeah. My watch is missing. Or maybe it was stolen. I don't want to go through that police trouble. You don't want that either, do you? That's good. Up to the plan. Good girl. God's sake. Oh, miss. You dropped it. My name's Peter Stones. What's yours? Luisa. Luisa. Nice to meet you. And what does such a beautiful girl like you do? Nothing. I mean, I'm kind of looking for a job right now. And yet you help the homeless. Yeah. You know, I kind of live among them, and I share everything I have with them. That's fascinating. I feel like one day I'll do the same. Oh. I always thought that rich people are incapable of, you know, parting with everything they have. Have a look. You see, this is my life's work. Wow. Our foundation has been helping all the homeless in the city for years. Look how hard their lives are. Oh, yeah. It's, um... It's so noble to help people that have lost everything. Yes, yes, but every day they risk losing the only thing they have left. Their lives. And, um... What happened? Oh, I think I got something into my eye. Here, please. Let's have a look. Aren't you ashamed of yourself, Peter, for having fun with people you supposedly help? Jacob, what are you talking about? I'm going to send a picture of you making out with a homeless woman to the press. What do you think headlines will be? You better give up your position as head of the foundation in my favor. Otherwise, you already know what awaits you. Jacob, I don't care. There's nothing wrong with me kissing her. It doesn't matter what she looks like. She's as fine a person as the rest of us, with a tougher fate. And apparently, so tough, she had to agree to your terms. Peter, you don't seem to get it. Oh, no, you don't seem to get it. I've turned a blind eye on your menace for a long time, Jacob. But I'm sick of it. From now on... The founder of the foundation, Peter Stones, is invited here to present the honorary patrons. Let's continue this conversation after the awards. Mm-hmm. Where are you going? Stand still. My part of the deal is over, so I'm leaving. I'm the one paying you the money, which means I decide it when you leave. Otherwise, you don't get a penny. Is that clear to you? Think of it as a new deal. Follow me. Ladies and gentlemen, and before we get the main award of the ceremony, I'd like to personally thank to Mr. Mr. Stones? I'd like to say a few words. Thank you. I'd like to say something about our beloved foundation director. We all know how kind and honest our Mr. Stones is, and without him, none of this would have happened. Round of applause for this gentleman. attention to the screen. Yes, Mr. Stones picks up girls off the streets and uses them. Arrest him. You may think these are just empty words, but I have witnessed a poor girl was tricked into doing something she didn't want to do for money. But she agreed to tell you everything, so just justice could be served. Luisa, come out here. If you tell them everything, I'll make you golden. Hello, everyone. My name is Luisa, and a rich man really took advantage of me. He picked me off the street, and he promised lots of money. Then he manipulated me, humiliated me, and he did it just because he's a rich man, and he thinks that he can abuse a homeless person like me. And his name is Jacob. What? Jacob. He tried to use me just to destroy Mr. Stones' good name. Is it a joke? No. Well, here. I don't need it. It's nonsense. Who are you going to believe, me or this homeless woman? Check his car, and you will find all my stuff in there. And also, if you look at his accounts, you will see the purchase of this dress. Thank you, Luisa. Thank you. I'm sorry for misunderstanding, and let's give Jacob a round of applause. He just donated his servant's pay to our charity. I wanted to thank you. You saved my life. I should have turned him down in the first place, then none of this would have happened. So, sorry. Well, if you had said no, he wouldn't have found someone else. And maybe she wouldn't have had the same kind heart and clear conscience as you. You know, I kept thinking, where have I seen you? Oh, yeah. That's me. You know, it should be you in my place. What are you talking about? Why, that's a good idea. You could make a great manager for one of the charities. Oh. Is it some kind of bad joke? The only bad joke is that there are so many homeless people in this world, and other people just do nothing. So tell me, do you want to have a chance to change yourself and others like you? Yes. Then welcome to the team.