Exposed

Gustavo is nineteen years old, three weeks behind on rent, and the proud owner of a gaming PC worth more than everything else he has combined. When he stumbles across a world where good-looking guys are making serious money on adult livestreams — sometimes without even taking their shirts off — the math feels simple. This or moving back in with his parents. Defeated. At nineteen.

The plan was clean. One hour on camera, face showing, nothing that mattered showing. Log on, collect the money, disappear.

The plan did not survive the camera.

When Rodrigo finds out — his best friend, tall, annoyingly handsome, and so comfortable in his own skin it borders on offensive — he doesn't just tease Gustavo about it. He wants in. And Gustavo, because he is exactly the kind of idiot who makes decisions like this, says yes. It was just business. Just money. Two straight guys on a couch in front of three thousand strangers on the internet. Nothing to it.

Except Rodrigo is very good on camera.

And Gustavo is starting to notice things about himself he would genuinely prefer not to notice.

Exposed is an erotic comedy about financial desperation, fragile masculinity, and the precise moment you run out of ways to pretend — for the camera, for your best friend, and most of all for yourself. Explicit, honest, and funny in the way that only the truth can be.