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aling. Just because I am a stripper does not mean I have to portray myself as one. I want out. I lock my front door and call a cab to take

s the bartender. Today it's as if he intentionally picked a shift like mine. I see Martin

mes over to Mike, saying, 'Alexis, I think we should be expecting something different today because you look very diff

an say.' I leave them there and walk to the locker to dress. I meet Linda there, and

he edges of the entire outfit are trimmed in lace, and there's even a lace bustle on the back of the skirt, with another matching blue velvet bow. The

n because he knows you to be a rebel.' She's fully dressed in a knockout purple metallic leather corset with spikes, fishnets, and dangerous-looking

I figure she's so excited; well, she loves her job, and she is the club star. Her career is set for her. With a little exposure and magazines, she will be si

etween this and the one I used to wear on stage. Other strippers were around, so I just went to sit somewhere, watching their perform

I shrug it off until it's almost my turn, and I see Alessandro at the top of the club. I think he probably forgot to make the glass non-transparent. Then he

replies to something. He picks up his phone and types to someone who replies by the beeping sound. I don't know what he talked about, but he raises his head from the phone and smi

him that I am just making good use of my threat of bolting out through the door. He laughs and says he was actually expecting a good performance from me tonight. I just smile and tell him another da

esn't know how much of a favor he did to me by letting me go. I will definitely not conce

ep outside, only to find someon