A teenage student is making up to £6,000 a day by trampling on men.
When she's not at college studying to become a vet, 18-year-old Ashleigh makes a living fulfilling the bizarre fantasies of the opposite sex.
From treading on men's stomachs in her tight-clad feet to standing on their chests in razor-sharp stilettos, the naturally shy teen says she gets a kick out of indulging their quirky desires.
"I'm really quiet and an introvert, but I'm an adventurous introvert," the part-time escort says.
"The craziest thing I have done to someone is trample on them, in really sharp heels as well. He loved it and I was like, 'you're a f***ing psycho you are," she tells Channel 5 documentary, Teens Selling Sex: The Sex Business.
"And it was really fun just walking all over a man, literally, and then being friends with him afterwards. I love the crazy stuff. It's funny to me but I love it."
But there's a darker side to her money-spinner, with the Stoke-on-Trent native's traumatic past haunting her career.
Vulnerable following the death of her dad, Ashleigh was just 12 when she was groomed by numerous vile internet predators who exploited her for their own depraved sexual gains.
"They would isolate me, they'd make me feel powerless without them. And then it eventually turned sexual where they would want me to do these things that I would never imagine doing, ever. And pictures and stuff," she says.
"And I was really young, it's so gross looking back on it now."
Clearly still traumatised, Ashleigh panics if clients ask her to dress as a school girl and prefers being on top during sex so that the man can't 'strangle me'.
Despite still living with her conservative mum - who even hates her wearing revealing clothes - she's yet to tell her what she does for a living.
But she's determined to stick with sex work, even once she becomes a fully-fledged vet.
"I want to try pretty much every form of sex work. You get a lot of money, you do something that you like doing in general, and you're getting paid to do it. Why would I not want to do this? I fell in love with the job," she adds.
"Most people hate their jobs. They thought 10 years ago, 'Oh I'm going to study this and I'm going to love it forever,' but they hate it.
"Sex work can throw anything at you and you still love it afterwards because you're doing something that you love and would normally do for free, and it's something I want to do for the rest of my life... I don't think I'd ever be able to live without it."
The Sex Business: Teens Selling Sex airs on Channel 5 tonight at 10pm.
