So, it seems it would have to be war. Donovan had been…witness to Hannah’s performance and the corresponding reaction of Hank. Maintaining himself throughout the next week, slowly formulating a plan to tempt the man to him. Sacrificing a costume to slightly hot wash and a cycle in the dryer and stretching his back to stop it from popping when he tests the waters.
“Mr. Overton, can you give me a hand with the costume again? I don’t know why I keep choosing ones with all the lace up backs,” he laughs, turning around to reveal the oh so accidentally jumbled strings of the corseted top.
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"Darlin', we've been over this," Hank begins with a chuckle to show that there's no actual annoyance behind his words. "Hank is just fine. No need for the formalities." He's a supervisor at a strip club, for God sakes. Now, don't get him wrong. He likes his job, but it hardly calls for a Mr. Overton in this situation.
A situation he's found himself in often, and with Donovan specifically.
"Oh, yeah... this is a real mess you've got here," he murmurs softly as he tilts his head. Partly to see how he's going to attack the problem at hand, and also... maybe a bit of other thoughts that he keeps to himself. He's a gentleman, after all, but he's also only human.
Once he finds where he should start, Hank gets to work. Calloused fingers carefully adjust the strings, occasionally brushing against the skin of Donovan's back. "Seems like you've gotten more comfortable here... it's good to see."








