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"Bruno's" is an informal term for a man who has sex with a lot of women, often in exchange for money. It's how the protagonist, Harry, describes himself. He's the one who got the call from Bruno and ended up bringing two girls to his "hideout." Harry describes his work as "borrowing" women and then getting paid in return.
In this scene, Harry is seeing two women, "the shy one" and "the confident one," for the first time. He's got his hands all over both of them, and they're both starting to get hot and bothered. He feels the need to let them know that he's the one in control, and they should just be happy that they're getting a taste of what they can have if they put in the effort.
This is Harry's idea of a good time, and he's been playing it out with the same two girls for quite some time. He starts talking about how he always wins in the end, and that he can do whatever he wants to them because he owns them. He then says something that seems to set off the shy girl, who gets all teary-eyed and starts saying how she's sorry for being so much work.
This is when Harry starts to get angry and starts pushing her around. The protagonist then tells the confident girl that she can have anything she wants, but she doesn't want anything because she doesn't want anything from him. The protagonist then decides to take her home.
"The shy one" and "the confident one" are the protagonist's two "regulars." They've been working with him for quite some time, but they're both on their first time at his "hideout."
In this scene, Harry is seeing two women, "the shy one" and "the confident one," for the first time. He's got his hands all over both of them, and they're both starting to get hot and bothered. He feels the need to let them know that he's the one in control, and they should just be happy that they're getting a taste of what they can have if they put in the effort.
This is Harry's idea of a good time, and he's been playing it out with the same two girls for quite some time. He starts talking about how he always wins in the end, and that he can do whatever he wants to them because he owns them. He then says something that seems to set off the shy girl, who gets all teary-eyed and starts saying how she's sorry for being so much work.
This is when Harry starts to get angry and starts pushing her around. The protagonist then tells the confident girl that she can have anything she wants, but she doesn't want anything because she doesn't want anything from him. The protagonist then decides to take her home.
"The shy one" and "the confident one" are the protagonist's two "regulars." They've been working with him for quite some time, but they're both on their first time at his "hideout."