Gabby_Vincent

I watched her place her cigarette in an ashtray and take a step closer while I continued dancing on the pole. I heard the sound of her palm hitting against each other as she applauded.

“Get down.” She spoke with a stern voice and an unreadable look on her face. I wasn’t ready to argue with one of the highest paying customers so I did as she said.

She turned her back towards me and walked into the darkness and I mindlessly followed her. I stood in the darkness without knowing what to expect and neither could I see her.

It happened so fast and I felt my back pressing against the wall that was once across from where I previously stood.

“I don’t like the way they stare and fantasise about your body.” She whispered and I couldn’t help but get turned on by how dominant she was.

“But I love the way you gawk at me when you see me take off my robe but must especially when I dance.” I bit my lips trying to hold back my passion.


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Sent by her stepmother to bring down Genevieve Rodríguez as an undercover agent for an old drug queen, Cattleya is found crazily in love with Genevieve, her dark knight.

“I can’t do it!!.”  Cattleya cried.

“You can’t what!?.” Her step mother asked her angrily.

Cattleya took a step backwards in fright. “I can’t sabotage Genevieve. I can’t sabotage my girlfriend.”

In love with a stripper (series)

The pain had taken over her body and her heart was in a tangled mess filled with emotions.

The cold wind engulfed her weakened body as it blew her into the warm arms of her lover in an attempt to keep her soul warm.

With no more time to spend trying to regain my lost breaths I turned on the car engine and waited for its roar.

I drove with great speed back into the city.

"How is there traffic by this time of the day?." I asked myself as I slowly relaxed my back against the driver's seat.

I listened to the harmonised sound of drivers honking their horns impatiently and along came the sound of my phone ringing.

My cell phone is ringing!!, the realisation hit me, I quickly pulled myself up and glanced at my cell phone that sat on the ground of the passenger seat. I glanced at the still cars in front of me before I bent over gently and reached for my phone.

Cattleya Sánchez