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deep pockets.” I winked.
     
    Cherry came back from the stage all sweaty. Crumpled-up dollar bills were pinned along her waist with a g-string.
     
    I got down on my knees and groveled at her feet. “Thank you so much, Cherry. I owe you a million times over.” I kissed her platform shoes for added effect.
     
    Cherry's fake red hair burned brightly. “You better believe you owe me. I barely got any tips out there and a group of bikers just came in right after I finished.”
     
    “How about I split my tips with you tonight. Will that make up for it?”
     
    Cherry smirked. “Yeah that might work.”
     
    My phone buzzed on the counter. I checked my message and it was from my roommate, Jenny.
     
    Jenny: You better text me when you're on your way home.
     
    Rachael: Don't worry I will :)
     
    Jenny didn't have a job so she made it her life's work to make sure I was always safe. She was so worried that one of the customers would try to kidnap me. Jerome was always around and would never let that happen.
     
    Joe popped his head in. “You're on in five, Rachael.”
     
    “Knock em' dead, Sapphire.” Cherry kissed me on the cheek.
     
    Sapphire was a name I quickly came up with right before my first dance. I needed a stripper name that radiated class and style. Diamond was already taken so Sapphire became mine. Most girls went by their real names backstage and some lucky girls like Cherry were already born with a fake stripper name.
     
    I took a deep breath and went to the back of the stage. I peeked through the curtains and spotted a group of tough guys surrounding the stage. They were covered in tattoos with their biceps bursting through their tight white shirts. Tonight might actually be good.
     
    The announcer's voice boomed through the air. “Ladies and gentlemen, the Nautilus Club proudly presents: the mysterious, the insatiable, the lovely—Sapphire!”
     
    “Pour it up” by Rihanna—my song—blasted through the speakers.
     
    I burst out of the curtains with fire in my eyes. The overhead spotlights focused on my body as I made my way down the raised walkway, stomping my heels down. The boys cheered my name while throwing one-dollar bills onto the stage. I ran my hands up my stomach and felt up my tits, flaunting them to the crowd.
     
    “Take it off,” one of the guys screamed.
     
    I pouted my lips and shook my finger to the crowd. I faced away from the audience and slowly undid the string around my back. My bikini top hung loosely against my chest and I held it in place with my hands. The men hollered at me. I turned around and danced, not letting them see it all yet. Dancing was the art of seduction.
     
    I dropped the bikini top and let my large breasts free. The boys cheered and whistled at my tits, their fists pumping in the air. I went up to the cold steel pole and pushed it against my cleavage, rubbing myself up and down. I bent over all the way and hugged my ankles, giving the best view of my thong and ass.
     
    My eyes caught one of the bikers and my heart skipped a beat. He wasn't like the others. He sat quietly and stared at me. This guy had long slicked-back hair that was shaved on the sides. Intricate tattoos covered both of his strong arms and broad shoulders. He wasn't cheering along with his buddies.
     
    The mysterious man's dark gaze focused in on me. I became flushed and lost my way for a moment. I climbed high up the pole, wrapping my legs around and locking myself in. I leaned back and swung around, slowly dropping all the way to the stage floor—my signature move. The crowd went wild. I flipped my blonde hair back and locked eyes with the bad boy. He sat in his chair with his stone-cold face, his eyes drinking me in.
     
    This is way too hot.
     
    Rihanna's words slowly faded away and the crowd hollered. I gathered my bikini top and all the tips off the stage.
     
    “One more round of applause for Sapphire,” the announcer yelled.
     
    I gave the audience a curtsy before

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