His words rang in her ears like a loud church bell, beckoning her to worship. But this wasn’t church and he wasn’t a priest. Sitting with him would not gain her a ticket into heaven and she liked that fact. She smiled sheepishly and went to sit with him. She crossed her legs, turning her body toward him. “I’ll have a whiskey. On the rocks?” She bit her bottom lip gingerly and blushed. He really knew how to chat up a lady but also get right to the damn point.
Her heart was still beating rapidly as she saw one of the girls bring them their drinks and she reached down for hers and brought the cold glass up to meet his. “To a night neither of us will forget.” She smirked, taking a sip and sighing at the incredibly satisfying liquid that burned her throat. “So… what is your name, Stranger?” she asked, smirking slightly, unable to look at him without blushing. He definitely wasn’t ugly. He was fucking gorgeous and had this haunting glow about him. Like she’d be crazy to go home with him but crazy not too all in the same breath.
She scooted closer to him, only slightly. She felt very vulnerable in this moment. Although that was probably because she was wearing a black bedazzled bra, a red thong, black thigh high socks, and red spiked heels. She had her hair up in pigtails as well. “If you don’t mind me asking… what made you choose me? There are plenty of gorgeous women in this place. Why me?”
There a brief huff of laughter, a slow smile curling on his lips as she takes a seat beside him instead of atop him. Good girl, he muses, fingers running along glass as he follows the way she moves, shy, uncertain. So his words have taken her off guard, good. When another round is brought, he raises his glass to meet hers with a delicate clink. A brow raises at her words, spotting the quick tongue beneath the demure mask. Interesting. Either way, he lets her do the talking for now as he sips at his drink and leans back in his seat.
“Ah ah ah, all good things to those that wait, for now, you can call me Mister J.”
His smile is a display of white teeth and questionable intent. Her hair tickles his arm where it’s draped along the back of the booth and he watches her give in, crawl slowly closer. All skin and innocence dressed in black and red. “I don’t mind,” he says simply enough, turning to face her and daring to curl a finger lazily in the wave of a pig tail. Her question is to be expected, the building is full of beautiful women all bursting at the seams with potential.
“You’re different than them. You’re hungry for it.”
Another smile, a tilt of his head as he lets go of her hair in favor of taking another drink. His gaze is wandering the club, considering her words and wondering if maybe he should find another to satisfy his appetite. Again he’s pulled back to her innocent curls and crimson red lips. Fingers, chilled from his gin, catch her chin holding her fast.
“You’re just shy of being something unobtainable,” he muses, his thumb following her lower lip and smearing it with practiced ease. “The rest of these women wear their age like a badge. But you’re practically a virgin by comparison and I happen to like that in my women.” His gaze follows her throat, contemplative, as he chuckles low and dark. Her lipstick is vibrant against her pale skin when his thumb drags down her chin to smooth along her throat. Slowly his hand retreats from warm skin in favor of cold glass.
“Tell me why you stayed.”













