Thot on Trial

The story begins with a young couple moving from Chicago to Los Angeles.

The husband is chasing his dream, starting a new job as an environmental lawyer. Idealistic and full of conviction, he’s determined to take down a powerful corporation polluting the planet. The case is solid, but he’s in over his head, and his lack of experience is starting to show.

The wife, stunning and full of charm, dreams of a quiet life with her husband’s full attention. But the reality is far from perfect. As he spends longer hours at the office, buried in court filings and legal briefs, she’s left alone, and bored. In today’s economy, even dreams have a price, and she’ll soon be searching for work of her own.

And then, there’s Alexander.
Smooth, powerful, and ruthless, he runs the very corporation the husband is trying to bring down. Alexander doesn’t take defeat lightly. He wants to win. He wants control. And more than anything… he wants her.

Anna, Alexander’s top lawyer, is brilliant, ruthless, and dangerously seductive.
Assigned to crush the case, she also sets her sights on the man fighting it. She’ll make his life a legal nightmare, and something far more complicated.

Along the way, you’ll meet Jay, the charming next-door neighbor with impeccable timing. Trevor, the ex-boyfriend who never really let go. Charles, the mysterious boat captain with secrets of his own. And many others who will test loyalty, blur boundaries, and reshape what each character thought they knew about love, trust, and power.

Thot on Trial offers branching paths, layered relationships, and a slow descent into choices that can’t be taken back. Will the husband stay true to his mission, or lose everything chasing a world that never loved him back?

These are just some of the characters. Play along and meet all kinds of people who might make the story even more complicated… or interesting?

Every decision matters. Every glance means more than it seems. And in the end, you decide how far the corruption goes.

This Game may contain content not appropriate for all ages or may not be appropriate for viewing at work.