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Stripper Walk To A Dance Club Analysis

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When a Stripper Walks into a Sex Party of Naked, Slick Bodies
It’s that time of the year again and Elise could hardly keep a lid on her excitement. Nothing could dampen her spirit, not even the world ending.
Of course, she wouldn’t want that to happen knowing she’s a few minutes away from rendezvousing with her long-time, part-time lover.

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It has been two years since she started a secret affair with Derrick, an Australian businessman based in Singapore. They first …show more content…

Only saying that it will be a new experience for her.
Working as a stripper for a long time, she can say that she has seen it all.
They rode a fancy BMW to a different side of town where most of the clubs are located.
If he’s taking her to a dance club, she’ll probably throw a fit.
If it’s a strip club, she would still throw a fit. She just knows that strippers would want to shake their ass in the face of the god-like creature seated next to her.
What woman in her right mind would ignore all 6 feet of hard muscles, man bun, and tantalizing silver-blue eyes?
Her thoughts were confirmed when they stepped inside a club with people dancing to the beat in every square inch. The crush of bodies was almost suffocating and she wanted to tell Derrick that they go somewhere else.
But he kept dragging her down the back portion of the club, going to a narrow hallway, and towards a spacious circular hall with lots of doors on all sides.
“Do you trust me?” He asked, eyes focused on her with such clarity.
“Yes”, she replied with a shaky breath.
Elise was sure the question was loaded. But she would not have known how or what if she said no. So yes, it

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