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Donât Talk To Me đ¤
Warnings: 18+ | You are a brat | Smoke is a Dom | Smoke is kind of toxic | Modern AU | Overstimulation | Masterbation |Coochie drilled into oblivion | Creampie | Possession | Jealousy | Ownership | Heâs horny | You are horny | 98% smut 2% plot | Let me enjoy my kink for mean men⌠Iâll go to therapy for it later.
âAnd when we get back to this house,â he shouted, voice sharp enough to cut through bone, âdonât ask me to do a damn thing.â
Your hand flew up in a sharp dismissive wave as you twisted away from him in the passenger seat, the car jerking slightly as Smokeâs grip tightened around the wheel. âThatâs fine! I donât need you for a fucking thing ANYWAYS!â
The words sliced through the thick tension that had been hanging over the two of you like a thundercloud for the past two damn days. A silent war with no winners and a whole lot of heat. It all started because the barista down at Morning Bloom Coffee smiled a little too long when handing you your oat milk vanilla latte. The barista gave you a simple smile trying to be polite. Maybe he did it a second too long. Maybe not. But either way, Smoke saw red like he always did when it came to you and anyone who wasnât him.
Without hesitation, heâd socked the man in the mouth so damn fast your drink hit the floor before you could blink. And now two full days later you both were still in a petty, fiery, jealous bender.
Tell Me Itâs Mine
Modern AU Elias âStackâ Moore x Black!Reader
SYNOPSIS:Â Stack and reader are friends with benefits and reader gets good n tired of being the favorite option. Long story short, Stack can't deal.
CONTENT: 18+, smut, fluff, hurt/comfort, angst, toxic stack, possessive stack, unprotected sex, slight spitting kink?, filthy descriptive dirty talk, strong language, use of n-word
Song Inspo: Beetlejuice x Mariah the Scientist (I loveeee this song pls listen)
Authorâs Note: Gworlllsss this is my first sinner's fanfic, I hope y'all love it đđŤđ Everybody voted smut on the poll so I tried to do fluff, smut, and angst in one to please everybody, luv u đ p.s. very lightly proof read, sorry for any mistakes in advance đŹ
Naughty or Nice
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pairing: smoke x annie cw: smut, roleplaying, fluff summary: christmas is always a favorite Moore family holiday. kids running around, adults laughing, gifts opening. but what annie loves the most is this is the chance for her to show out in all ways. from how she dresses to the decorations. and this christmas is no different.
notes: so this was supposed to be out for christmas but ya girl been sick since monday and itâs messed up everything. also i tried writing my smut a little differently this time. lmk what yall think. merry christmas! happy holidays!
ALL ⢠CONSUMING ⢠DESIRE
modern!au annie x smoke
preview: When it came to Annie, Smoke grew soft. It was something she had teased him about early on in their relationship because no matter how much she pissed him off, he was always going to give her whatever she wanted. She commanded his attention with ease, and how can you blame him when she pled with such a pretty, whiny voice; when she batted her eyelashes and apologized for doing what she shouldn't have?
They'd end up in this position againâwith her not listening and doing something she had no business doingâbut for now, he was giving in, letting her have it, and showing her just the type of rough nigga he could beâbecause she'd asked.
cw: smut, daddy!smoke, baby!girl!annie, bratty!annie, orgasm denial, possessive, spanking, aftercare, use of the nword
a/n: this was requested!!! i worked more on the build up of the scene but yessss. send me more requests fr because this was funnnn
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BUMBLEâS ⢠MASTERLIST
SINNERS ⢠UPDATED ⢠UPCOMING ⢠ABOUT ME ⢠TAGLIST ⢠KINKTOBER ⢠VALENTINEâS
CABIN ⢠FEVER
modern!au annie x smoke (ft. the gang)
summary: elijah moore likes consistency and order, and a winter storm is anything but that. when his plans to spend a few days locked inside with his girls goes awry, the man is forced to deal with the messiness of family. through it all, his love grows stronger and memories are made.
cw: smut (just a lilll), suggestive language, stack being a little brother lmao, use of the nword
a/n: @merrymaryfebruary definitely inspired this with that most recent fic!! i needed all my babies in one place again :3
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Smoke and Annie.
AINâT ⢠ONE ⢠OF ⢠THEM
part three ⢠finale ⢠2000s!au annie x smoke ⢠smut
preview: ...Annie let her eyes shift into a roll. Her arms crossed beneath her chest. Her weight shifted to one foot. Her attitude was coming up quick, beginning to take over her function the more he hammered his points home.
If this nigga say one more thing Iâm gonâ go off on his ass, she thought to herself. She was sick of the interrogation and how it felt she was standing on trial for capital murder. Sheâd been out because she was trying to be a good person. If he canât understand that, then thatâs his problem, she continued in her mind while the man stood tiredly in front of her. Her eyes shifted once more, leaving his to look down past his chest.
cw: daddy!smoke, lil mean!smoke, mostly sweet!smoke, older!smoke, younger!annie, good!girl!annie, she still stressin his ass out lmao, praise + degradation, light spanking, hair pulling but he stay doin that, use of the nword
a/n: yea so this really ended up being a mini series lmaooo. this is gonna have to be the final part because i have some good stuff planned, but i love these sweet babies so muchhhh. i used this series to really play with different settings/situations, and that's been really fun! i hope y'all enjoyyy
part one; part two.
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AINâT ⢠ONE ⢠OF ⢠THEM
part two ⢠2000s!au annie x smoke ⢠smut
preview: âCalm down,â she sighed, moving off the four-wheeler like a pro. Her walk toward the older man was calculatedâher hips switching dangerously because she knew he liked it, her eyes locked on his because one look between them communicated a million words. When she was stood in front of him, her arms went around his neck, completely unconcerned with the eyes watching. Her friends held in their giggles nowâterrified yet intrigued. Everyone else turned away because Annie was Smokeâs girl, and that dangerous walk had their eyes wanting to wander. âIt was innocent,â she purred, kissing the edge of his mouth. âI just wanted a ride.â Her lips moved toward his jaw. Then his neck. Then his hoodie, leaving a glare of lip gloss on the fabric. âLighten up, Daddy.â
cw: daddy!smoke, mean!smoke, older!smoke, younger!annie, bratty!annie, public!sex, outside!sex, car!sex, edging, choking, praise, light degradation, light spanking, it's nastyyy, use of the nword
a/n: this is for everyone who begged for this part two and @brownskincheyenne specifically for leading me toward this idea!!
part one; part three.
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AINâT ⢠ONE ⢠OF ⢠THEM
part one ⢠2000s!au annie x smoke ⢠smut
preview: âThis what you wanted, huh,â he threw back hotly. His cadence was slow. Tone thick and heavy with the heat that had entered the room. âSee you be fuckinâ witâ them young niggas,â he roared, anger beading off of him in the form of sweat and his palm to her ass, âbut I ainât one of them, baby. This real grown nigga shit âround here, and itâs time you fully get a taste of who you fuckinâ witâ.â
cw: daddy!smoke, mean!smoke, older!smoke, younger!annie, bratty!annie, masturbation in the presence of another, edging, spit, degradation, heâs realll mean, spanking, choking, belt to assss (literally), use of the nword
a/n: INSPIRED BY BBB BY JUVENILE FT MEG!!! that shit been stuck in my head since it came out lmaoooo. as soon as i heard i just knew it was only a matter of time before the writing bug caught me smh
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Feeding Time
Premise: An innocent milking session turns into a freaky test of willpower between our favorite twins & Mrs. Moore.Â
A/N: School's finally out for the summer, so guess what that means? Your favorite fairy priestess is back to deliver that fire you all know & love. Special thanks to my boo @theegoldenchild for helping me flesh this out, as well as @nahimjustfeelingit-writes & @soufcakmistress for the idea for this filth! I love y'all real bad! đ
Warning(s): 18+ | Modern AU | Threesome | Degradation Kink | Praise Kink | Oral Sex | Breastfeeding Kink | Masturbation | Edging | Voyeurism | Elijah "Smoke" Moore x Annie Moore x Elias "Stack" Moore
Word Count: 4K
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IM LATE ASF BUT HERE WE GO!!!!!!
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đđđđđđđđ ⤠youâre soft-spoken, virgin living with her older sister sibella finally gives in to the persistent, cocky advances of elias âstackâ mooreâher sisterâs boyfriendâs friend.
đđđđđđđ đđđđ ⤠something to feed you guys because iâve became so not active. enjoy!
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đđđđđđđđ ⤠virginity loss, smut, rough sex, breathplay, choking, dirty talk, praise, overstimulation, black reader (but anyone can imagine themselves), dumbification, fingering, oral (f. receiving), backshots, size kink, modern au, slight pain from first time, post-sex soreness.
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đđđđđđđđ ⤠you reunite with your ex, Elias âStackâ Moore, during an awkward movie night orchestrated by your exâbest friendâwho also happens to be dating him now.
đđđđđđđ đđđđ ⤠hey! this based off âDeepâ by Summer Walker because i love the song like wtf, and @decayingearf be motivating me to do more music based. enjoy!
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I think Smoke likes to read. Didn't have much time to read growing up but read whenever he could, but a business man like him, like he knows business, as he said, he's definitely reading a lot. Him and Annie talk about books too.
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yessssss!!! like smoke def reads a lot of books on business and the economy. like he genuinely knows what he's talking about and he knows how to make (and keep) money. i think in his spare time it's langston hughes and zora neale hurston and he absolutely talks about his reading with annie. i also have a feeling that if they would have lived just some years more they would have been reading richard wright. i feel like smoke was the kid that would hang around the musicians and read a book with the music playing in the background. i also think he can read music even if just a little bit and if he would have made it to the 50s, he would have been listening to sam cooke (who was also born in clarksdale). i have a hc that sammie met sam cooke and thought about how smoke and annie would have enjoyed his music.

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Club Owners SmokeStack X Reader
Pt 2 Here
The club smelled like sweat, perfume, and cheap ambition. Laser lights cut through the haze while some no-name track off a scratched Ginuwine CD tried to make the moment sexy.
Stack sat back in that wide leather chair like a man bored at church, one arm draped lazy over the side, the other nursinâ a glass of brown. His gold watch caught the light every time he shifted. Smoke leaned on the arm beside him, a half-smirk tucked beneath that toothpick he never took out his mouth.
Another girl was up. She spun half-hearted on the pole, heels clackinâ off beat, body rollinâ like her bones didnât quite agree with the music.
Stack let out a quiet breath. âShe movinâ like somebody mama at the family reunion after two daiquiris.â
Smoke grinned without lookinâ. âMmm. And not the cute mama either. The one who made that dry-ass macaroni salad.â
Stack sipped his drink. âShame, too. She fine. But that rhythm? Tragic.â
âShe dancinâ like her knees owe child support,â Smoke muttered, crossing one ankle over the other.
Stack chuckled low. âThat spin was a hate crime.â
They werenât unkindânot out loud to herâbut the judgments between âem cracked like knuckles.
Theyâd seen talent. Real heat. Girls that could make a whole room hold its breath.
This? This wasnât that.
Stack leaned forward just a bit, shadows carving deep under his jaw.
âShe got one more spin âfore I cut the track.â
Smoke took the toothpick out his mouth just to say, âIf she fall, Iâm takinâ my drink back.â
The girl slipped. Right on cue.
Stack hit the remote.
Music died. Lights stayed hot.
She blinked down at âem, sweat on her brow, chest heaving.
Stack didnât raise his voice. Just tilted his chin.
âNext.â
Smoke shook his head. âLawd. Canât even lie, I felt bad for the pole.â
Stack didnât smile, but the twitch in his jaw betrayed him. âWe ainât here for charity. I need somebody who can own that floor.â
âWe need a star, Stack. Not a stumbler.â
âYou need somebody who make the room shut up and pay attention.â
Stack downed the rest of his drink and leaned back again, settling into the shadows like a king waitinâ on a better contender.
âSend the next one.â
The hallway outside the main room lit up with the slam of a door.
That girlâtan tights ripped at the thigh, lip gloss smudgedâstormed out fast, mutterinâ something about âthey donât know real talent.â
But ainât nobody chased after her.
You leaned in the doorway, arms crossed, one hip cocked like you didnât careâbut your stomach was knotted tight.
Youâd been listeninâ through the walls. The bassline. The mutters. The music cuttinâ off sudden.
They was in there takinâ names and crushinâ dreams like empty beer cans.
Mary popped her gum beside you, cool as ever, like she wasnât up next.
Skinny, pale thing. No ass to speak of, just a little apple swinginâ in a room full of peaches and plums.
But she moved like she had somethinâ to prove. Sharp little walk. Collarbones cuttinâ. And attitude to match.
She fixed the strap on her heel, then stood like she was on a runway. âAight,â she said, snapping her waistband, âWatch how itâs done.â
You almost laughed.
Not âcause you ainât respect her hustleâbut because that was confidence you couldnât fake.
Truth wasâyou ainât never wanted this. Not the stage. Not the lights. Not the eyes. But if men was gonâ stare anyway⌠might as well make âem pay for it.
You needed money. Real money. And fast.
Mary ainât need this the same way. Not like you. You were the kind of girl who had to survive every night.
She was the kind that could leave and be fine.
Still, you watched her walk toward the door, spine straight, heels clickinâ. Watched her vanish into the smoke of that main room, where the music lived and died on Stackâs say-so.
The girls in the back room fell quiet.
And you?
You leaned against the wall and waited your turn.
The lights had settled low again, casting long shadows across the velvet floor.
Stack swirled the last of his drink in the glass, the ice clickinâ soft. Smoke had taken to lightinâ a Black & Mild, though it hung mostly unbothered from his lips, ash crooked and long.
âYou think the next one gonâ have some sense?â Smoke asked, voice dry.
Stack didnât answer. Just watched the stage, that same slow lean in his spine, like a man waitinâ for the earth to shift.
Thenâheels.
Sharp clicks on the hardwood. A silhouette in the fog.
Mary.
Skinny little thing with that slick ponytail and walk like a mean girl in study hall. She stepped out onto the stage like she belonged there, not even glancinâ at the pole yet.
She grabbed the mic by the DJ boothâsomethinâ none of the others dared do.
âNameâs Mary,â she said, chin up, voice loud. âYâall can call me Duce.â
Smoke leaned forward, brow raised. âDuce? What that even mean?â
âProbably some white girl sh*t,â Stack muttered, but his eyes didnât leave the stage.
Then the music hit.
Not trap. Not soul. Not slow.
It was No DoubtââJust a Girlââthat sharp drum kick and Gwenâs voice blarinâ through the club like a dare.
Stack blinked once.
MaryâDuceâhit that stage like she ainât got nothinâ to prove but everything to sell. She didnât swing her hips low, didnât crawl like the others. She bounced, spun, popped her little apple like it had weight. Arms up, hair whippinâ, attitude electric.
She hit that pole with precisionânot sensual, but controlled. Like a gymnast raised in chaos.
Smoke made a face. âMmm. I ainât feelinâ this. She bouncinâ like a wind-up doll.â
Stack tilted his head. âShe workinâ it, though.â
âFor who?â Smoke asked, side-eye hard. âThatâs for the frat boys and trailer park bar tabs. We tryinâ to sell champagne and sin, not Monster energy.â
Stack didnât laugh. Just kept his gaze steady. âDonât matter. Room quiet.â
And it was. For the first time all night, the club hushed.
She flipped over, legs up the pole, upside down with her back arched like a drawn bow. Hit the floor and slid into a split like she didnât weigh nothinâ. Stood up again and winked directly at Stack.
Smoke groaned. âAight, hell nah. She winked at you? Thatâs why you entertaininâ this?â
Stack smirked. Just barely. âShe bold. I like bold.â
âShe white,â Smoke said flat. âYou got all these peaches in here and you lookinâ at that lil green apple like itâs forbidden fruit.â
Stack finally chuckled, deep and slow. âAinât about color. Itâs about command. And she got the room.â
Mary twirled once more, breath cominâ hard now, sweat glintinâ on her collarbones, and ended with a sharp bow. No smile. Just the walk-offâcool, collected, heels clickinâ into the silence she owned.
The music cut.
Stack leaned forward. âKeep her name. I want her on Friday rotation.â
Smoke sucked his teeth. âShe ainât even shake nothinâ proper.â
âShe ainât have to,â Stack said, standinâ now, shadows stretchinâ behind him. âShe made folks shut up. Thatâs the first rule.â
He handed Smoke his empty glass. âNext.â
Mary pushed through the door, ponytail swayinâ, heels clackinâ loud with her exit. Still buzzinâ off her own performance.
But you were already standinâ thereâleaned on the wall, arms folded, weight on one leg like you owned gravity.
She saw you. You saw her.
Didnât say a damn word.
Just looked her dead in the face. Cold. Clean.
That kind of look that said: Cute show, bitch. Now let me show you how a woman moves.
Mary hesitated. Just for a second. Then kept walkinâ.
You turned, stepped through the door slow, your breath deep and fullâlike you were breathinâ in the stage. The lights. The weight of the floor.
Stack and Smoke looked up.
No heels echo yet. No music. Just you.
You ainât announce yourself with a mic. You walked right into the center of that room like youâd been here before, voice cool and full when you finally said:
âEveninâ.â
That voiceâsmooth like syrup but with a low edge, like trouble sweetened just enough to taste.
Stack sat up straight first. Eyes narrowed. That lazy sprawl he kept all night? Gone. His elbows hit his knees. Chin lifted.
Smoke leaned forward, blinked once. Even the toothpick came out his mouth.
âAnd you are?â Stack asked, voice low.
You looked at him. Then looked at Smoke.
âIâm the reason yâall about to stop lookinâ for who you need.â
Smoke let out a low âmmm.â
Then the music hit.
âBack to Lifeâ by Soul II Soul. That slow bounce. That bassline smooth like hips in silk. That beat with breath built in.
You ainât rush it.
Didnât hit that pole right away. You started with your back turned. One hand slid down your thigh, the other in your hair, hips movinâ like smoke off a match tip.
You didnât dance fast like Mary. You didnât crawl slow like molasses either.
You moved like you knew exactly what every man in the room wantedâbefore they did.
That balance of tease and confidence. Power and grace. You rolled your hips and dipped low, flipped your hair like a question with no answer, and when you finally touched that pole?
Stack whispered, âGod damn.â
You swung out clean, legs long, back arched just enough, never sloppy, never out of control. You used the music like it was made for your body.
Smoke let out a breath like heâd been holdinâ it. âThatâs it.â
Stack didnât move. Didnât blink.
âShe donât need the pole,â Smoke said. âShe is the pole.â
You turned, caught their eyes mid-spin, and that look? Direct. Unapologetic. You didnât flirt. You dared.
Smoke sat back. Then leaned forward again. âClub ainât just quiet, Stack. They froze. Like she Medusa or somethinâ.â
Stack nodded, eyes still on you. âNah. Worse. She the prayer and the punishment.â
You dropped low. Split. Slow drag up the pole with your back to them. Then turned and strutted straight up to the edge of their platform, sweat gleaminâ down your chest.
No smile. Just breathinâ. Just eyes.
Just silence thick enough to swallow the room whole.
Music faded. Still nobody moved.
Neither said a word for a moment.
Then Stack cleared his throat.
âYeah,â he said, voice a little hoarse. âYou hired.â
You were still breathinâ hard, sweat clinginâ light to your collarbones, chest risinâ slow as the music died out behind you.
No one spoke for a second.
Then Smoke raised one handâlazy but deliberateâand the waiter snapped to attention like heâd been waitinâ on that cue all night.
âBring another round,â Smoke said, eyes still on you.
Stack didnât move. Just studied youâjaw locked, throat shiftinâ like he just swallowed somethinâ that burned on the way down.
âYou drink?â he asked, voice low, like he already knew the answer.
You tilted your head. âIf itâs good.â
Smoke chuckled. âEverything here good. âSpecially tonight.â
Stack nodded slow, eyes dragginâ over you one more time. âHave a seat.â
You didnât hesitate. Just turned and dropped right thereâon the stage edge in front of them. Legs hanginâ down casual, like you was born up high.
Your knee brushed Stackâs.
He looked down fastâlike the contact caught him off guard, like his whole train of thought skipped a rail. His fingers twitched on his thigh.
But when he looked back up?
You were already lookinâ at him.
Didnât blink. Didnât smile. Just⌠watched.
Smoke leaned back in his chair, grinninâ like the devil in silk. âWell, damn.â
The waiter returned with the trayâdark liquor in low glasses. Smoke reached out, grabbed one, then passed it straight to you.
You took it, fingers grazinâ his just enough to feel the heat.
Stack picked up his own, but didnât drink yet.
âSo what you lookinâ for?â Smoke asked. âYou want night shifts? Feature sets? Talk to us.â
You swirled the liquor in your glass, eyes not leavinâ Stack. âI want top billing. A cut of my pull. And I want the good musicânot that tired sh*t yâall keep runninâ for the other girls.â
Stack raised an eyebrow.
Smoke let out a low whistle. âShe negotiatinâ already.â
âI ainât here to crawl,â you said, voice calm. âI came to work. I came to earn.â
Stack finally took a sip. Then leaned forward, elbows on his knees. That gold chain around his neck caught the lightâso did the heat behind his stare.
âYou came to build somethinâ?â
âI came to make money,â you corrected. âAnd you look like the kind of man who donât mind sharinâ when he see return on investment.â
Smoke nodded. âSh*t, I like her.â
Stack nodded once. âTwo weeks. Feature nights. Weâll see your pull.â
You raised your glass. âYou gonâ see more than that.â
Stack clinked his glass against yoursâsharp. Final.
Smoke lifted his next. âWelcome to Elysian. Where heavenâs earned.â
You smirked. âI ainât lookinâ for heaven, baby. Just a good stage and a fatter envelope.â
Stack and Smoke were still talkinâ numbers, percentages, music rotationâbig boss talkâbut you already knew you had it in the bag. Ainât need to keep sellinâ yourself.
You slid off the stage smooth, heels kissinâ the floor soft as satin. Your glass still in your hand, your body humming with leftover heat, that slow kind you donât rush off.
Youâd just slipped past the curtain when you heard Stack murmur, âCall one more.â
The DJâs voice crackled overhead:
âNext up⌠Annie.â
Your head whipped around before you could think.
âAnnie?â
And there she wasâsteppinâ out that back hallway, all hips and honey, skin kissed deep by the Delta sun, big curls piled on top her head like a crown she never took off.
You smiled before you could stop yourself.
âAnnie?â you called, stepping forward.
She looked upâand the second she saw you, her whole face lit up like the Fourth of July.
âBitch, shut up!â she half-laughed, already movinâ toward you.
Yâall met in the middle of that hallway like homegirls whoâd been through some thingsâtight hug, arms locked, hips swayinâ with joy.
âI thought you was gone,â she said, eyes wide, voice thick with surprise. âI ainât seen you sinceâwhat, Club Magnolias?â
âGirl,â you breathed, smiling. âSince forever. You still dancinâ?â
Annie rolled her eyes playful. âMakinâ just enough to stay in trouble.â
You laughed, clinking your glass lightly against her nail-tapped hand.
âThey treatinâ you good in there?â she asked, chin noddinâ toward the stage.
You shrugged. âJust made âem sit up straight. Mightâve made Stack blush.â
Annieâs brows rose. âStack? Blush?â
âSwear to God.â
She laughed, deep and rich, then the DJâs voice buzzed again, calling her name soft.
She sighed, pulling her straps up.
âI gotta go shake it for the bosses now. You stickinâ around?â
âI might,â you said. âAinât seen you spin in a minute.â
Annie grinned over her shoulder as she stepped onto the stage, hips already rollinâ light.
âThen get comfy, baby. Iâm âbout to remind âem what sin really look like.â
And just like that, she vanished into the light and smoke.
You stayed just behind the curtain, glass loose in your hand, leaninâ on the wall now with a smile curled at the corners of your mouth.
Annie was up.
They ainât ready.
She stepped out into that low golden light with a slow roll of her shoulders, her body carved like Sunday blessing and summer heat. Thighs thick, stomach soft, arms strong like she carried love and hurt both in âem.
Stack was still seated when she walked out, but Smoke? He straightened up a little. That lazy lean gone.
Annie didnât speakâjust let her eyes find theirs, one by one, then settle on Smoke like she already had a plan for him.
He blinked.
âSay Yesâ by Floetry came in slow. Real slow. That moan of a bassline, that whisper-smooth vocal.
Stack took a sip of his drink. âAinât that your song?â he muttered to Smoke, real low.
But Smoke didnât answer.
Didnât blink.
Annie stepped to the beat like she was dancinâ in honey, every move full and deliberate. She ainât speed it upâshe let the music hold her, like a slow grind prayer.
And the thing wasâeverybody always underestimated Annie.
Too thick. Too quiet.
But youâd seen it.
You knew when Annie danced, the damn clouds paused to watch.
She dropped low, thighs spread wide and slow, rolled her hips like a tide just starting to pullâand looked dead at Smoke while she did it.
No smile.
Just that look.
Smoke exhaled deeply
Stack laughed soft. âShe got you stuck, huh?â
âShe real graceful for somebody soâŚâ Smoke paused, caught himself.
Stack raised a brow.
âThick?â he offered.
Smoke shook his head. âNah. That ainât the word. She⌠full. Like she got her own gravity.â
Stack watched as Annie climbed the pole just a littleâjust enough to flip slow and come down with a bounce that had the whole damn room leaninâ forward.
âShe floatinâ,â Smoke muttered.
Stack nodded. âShe choosinâ you.â
âHuh?â
âLook at her. She ainât flirtinâ with the crowd. She flirtinâ with you.â
And she was.
Every swivel of her hips lined up to where Smoke sat. Every arch of her back gave him a front-row seat. She licked her lips onceâonceâthen slid a hand down the inside of her thigh like an invitation he wasnât ready for.
Smoke didnât even try to play cool.
You watched from behind the curtain, smilinâ like you already knew how this scene was gonâ end.
Annie was castinâ spells.
Stack leaned back in his chair, grinning now. âLook at you. Tryna play hard. That girl got your whole spine at attention.â
Smoke didnât argue.
Didnât speak.
Didnât look away.
And Annie?
She didnât stop.
Didnât rush.
She let the end of âSay Yesâ stretch like taffy, slow and warm, every note a thread she was wrappinâ tight âround Smokeâs neck.
She turned on her knees, still on the stage, and ran both hands down her own sides, hips rollinâ soft, slow. Then, without a sound, without askinâ permissionâshe crawled.
Right off the edge of that stage.
Low. Smooth.
Eyes never leavinâ Smokeâs.
He leaned back on instinct, eyes wide but not movinâ. Didnât flinch. Didnât speak.
Stack just sat there watchinâ, amused like he knew how this was gonâ play out. Like a man watchinâ his brother get baptized in fire.
Annie reached Smoke, slid her hands up the arms of his chair, her thick thighs nestled right between his legs like she belonged there.
Didnât sit. Didnât rush.
She danced on him. No lap grindâthis wasnât desperation. This was control.
She leaned in just close enough for Smoke to feel her breath. Ran a fingertip along the line of his collar.
Let her chest brush hisâbarely.
Her hips still moved with the music, slow like syrup. Her eyes locked on his.
Smokeâs hands didnât move. But his breathing did.
He swallowed. Hard.
Stack smirked. âYou good?â
Smoke didnât answer.
Annie? She smiled thenâjust a little. Just enough.
She turned with one final roll of her hips, walked off the same way she cameâowned.
And left Smoke sittinâ there like the damn chair was holdinâ him up.
You and Annie were already back in the waiting room, still breathinâ hard from laughinâ, flopped down like queens after the war.
âGlued, girl,â you wheezed, âyou had that man like his soul left his body.â
Annie wiped her brow, grinninâ wide. âHe was sittinâ so still, I thought he was tryinâ not to pass out.â
Yâall both cracked up again, heads tossed back, no shame in the joy.
Then came the high click of heels.
Mary.
She strolled in like she was the one headlininâ tonight, arms crossed, ponytail swinginâ, lookinâ the both of yâall up and down like you tracked mud in her mamaâs kitchen.
âWell ainât yâall havinâ a moment,â she muttered, eyes narrow.
Annie didnât even blink. She just looked at you sideways, one brow raised.
You smiled back.
Then togetherâwithout even planninâ itâyâall turned and looked Mary dead in the face.
Silent.
Flat.
Mary rolled her eyes with a huff. âWhatever.â
She flipped her hair and flounced her little apple out the room.
Annie leaned in close. âShe donât know how we get down.â
You smirked. âNot a damn clue.â
âShe ainât never fought barefoot on river mud,â Annie said.
âShe donât know nothinâ about Delta dirt,â you said, voice low now. âOr what it made.â
Annie nodded. âGirls like us? We donât learn how to dance. We born with it.
Yâall bumped shoulders, breath finally slowinâ, still wearinâ that quiet grin that come from knowinâ you run the room even after you leave it.
Stack clapped Smoke on the back, the grin on his face damn near permanent.
âBoy, she climbed down and you turned to stone. I ainât never seen you fold like that.â
Smoke was still starinâ at nothinâ, jaw tight.
âIâm fine,â he muttered.
Stack raised a brow. âUh huh.â
Smoke ran a hand down his face, then looked Stack dead in the eye. âI felt⌠hypnotized.â
Stack paused.
âShe got my vote,â Smoke added, quiet but sure.
Stack let out a low whistle, then nodded. âWell⌠if she got yours, she got mine too.â
He grinned wide. âAinât no point pretendinâ we both wasnât starinâ.â
Smoke didnât answer. Just shook his head, like he still ainât believe what just happened.
You and Annie were still lounginâ in the waiting room, settled deep in the aftermath of the show you both just gave. The other girls were scatteredânervous, tryinâ to fake confidence, side-eyeinâ yâall like they knew they didnât measure up but didnât wanna admit it.
Then the door opened.
Stack walked in first. That slow, easy stride, cigar still tucked behind his ear now, like he forgot it was there.
Smoke followedâless relaxed, jaw tight, brows low.
Stack clapped his hands together once, loud.
âAlright,â he said, voice smooth but cuttinâ. âLetâs not drag it out.â
He glanced around, let his eyes pass over a few of the girls near the wall. âIf I ainât call your name, better luck next time.â
Couple girls shifted in their seats. One stood up too fast and had to sit back down, pretendinâ like her heel was twisted.
Stackâs voice rang clean:
âBabygirl and Annie.â
Your head lifted. Annie already had her arms crossed, a knowing look playinâ at her lips.
âYou twoâcome back Friday. Featured spots.â
The room got quiet. Long and awkward.
Stack glanced around, eyes skippinâ past all the other hopefuls, brows drawinâ a little as he squinted. ââŚOh. Right.â
He nodded toward the far side of the room. âYou too.â
Didnât even say the girlâs name.
Just âYou too.â
That silence came again. One girl let out a shaky exhale, another grabbed her purse fast like she knew her name wasnât ever gonâ be called.
Stack dusted off his hands like the matter was settled. âWelcome to the team. Donât be late.â
Smoke was quiet.
Real quiet.
And Annie?
She ainât said a word eitherâbut she ainât need to.
She was lookinâ at him.
Eyes steady. Still. Heat behind âem like a slow fire set for cookinâ somethinâ tender. She didnât blink when his gaze slid past hersâjust waited.
You saw the shift.
The bob of his Adamâs apple.
The way his stance changedâjust a little. Like he needed more room in his own skin.
Stack paused mid-sentence, glancinâ over at his brother. Brow raised.
Smoke cleared his throat.
âMm,â Stack said low, like it was nothinâ. But his eyes flicked between the two of âem again.
And then it happened again.
Annie didnât move, but she pressed, without touchinâ a thing.
Smokeâs jaw clenched, breathinâ deeper now, like the air was too heavy.
Stack caught it this time.
He looked at her, then back at Smoke. Then just huffed out a breath and shook his head.
âLawd,â he muttered, chucklinâ under his breath.
He turned toward the door. âAlright ladies, thatâs it. Be sharp, be early, and bring what you brought tonight.â
He tipped his head as he passed you.
âGood night, baby.â
Then winked.
Quick. Smooth. Like it was nothinâ.
But Annie saw it. You felt her clock it.
Her head turned just enough to catch the corner of your grin.
FRIDAY NIGHT.
The dressing room smelled like glitter, cocoa butter, and new money.
Lashes on mirrors, lip gloss tubes open like bullets. Somebodyâs baby oil spilled across the counter, mixinâ with the bass thumpinâ from the main room. The crowd out there was already loudâlouder than usual.
Because they knew who was on the bill tonight. Top of the flyer in hot red cursive:
FEATURE NIGHT â PEACH & HONEY
Annie sat across from you in front of the mirror, smokinâ a clove with one hand and tighteninâ her garter with the other. Her thighs shimmered in gold body oil, her hair piled wild like a lioness that dared the jungle to try her.
âYou ready?â she asked, voice low like a dare.
You smirked. âI been ready.â
Your fit was black and plum, skin peepinâ out from all the right cuts. You ainât even need a full beatâjust liner, gloss, and attitude. The rest? Carried in your walk.
The other girls moved quieter than usual. Some tried not to stare. Some did. Mary was there, still tryinâ to find the rhythm between jealousy and admiration.
âYâall got the good slots, huh,â she said, applying lip liner crooked in the corner.
Annie didnât even look over. âWe ainât get âem, baby. We earned âem.â
You raised your drink, smilinâ just enough. âCheers to that.â
Behind yâall, the manager cracked the door open halfway. âTen minutes, Peach. Honey after that.â
Annie winked at you in the mirror. âGo on and warm âem up.â
You stood slow, smooth, every inch deliberate. You werenât just dancinâ tonight.
You were opening nirvana.
You stepped out under that spotlight like you were born to own it.
The first low moan of âAny Time, Any Placeâ crept through the speakers, and the crowd fell silentâlike they felt the heat before they saw it.
Bass deep. Keys soft. Janet whisperinâ sin through velvet.
You moved slow. Deliberate. Every heel-click like punctuation. Each hip roll an invitation. Body oil gleamed under the lightsâyour shoulders, your thighs, your belly catching glints like gold.
A chair waited center stage. You circled it once, let your fingertips trail over the back. Then you climbed it. Straddled it. Dropped slow, real slow, hips winding like smoke before sliding back down the legs, smooth as honey.
The crowd? They didnât cheerâthey worshipped. Bills flew up like praise. Fifties. Hundreds. It rained.
You didnât even touch the pole yet.
Up on the balcony, Stack and Smoke leaned over the railing, drinks half-drunk, attention full.
Smokeâs eyes tracked your silhouette against the soft amber glow. His voice low:
âLord⌠she ainât just earninâ moneyâshe crowning this whole stage.â
Stack grinned, lips twitchinâ. âThem boys down there givinâ up rent checks like she the landlord.â
Smoke tilted his head. âThat ainât no dance. Thatâs a sermon.â
They both watched as you finally took the poleâwalked toward it like you had all night. Grabbed it. Arched. Spun once, slow, before dropping into a split that had the whole front row gasp.
âGoddamn,â Stack murmured.
âSheâs control,â Smoke said, his tone lower now. âPure control.â
Stack laughed soft. âThatâs what we bought into, huh?â
âNah,â Smoke corrected. âThatâs what bought into us.â
Down below, you eased into your last roll. Took your time standing. Made a slow turn toward the crowdâtoward the balcony. You didnât look up just yet, but you knew they were watching.
Then finallyâyou met their eyes.
Smoke stood still.
Stack tipped his glass.
And you? You just smiled, and walked off slow while Janetâs last note faded like sweat drying on hot skin.
The DJ caught his breath before speaking. âGive it up for Peach.â
Thunder. Applause. More money hit the floor even after you left.
Up top, Stack flicked his cigar.
âThatâs our girl,â he murmured.
Smoke tapped the ashtray. âShe made it look easy.
And down below, the stage still buzzed with you.
Back in the dressing room, sweat still cooling on your skin, you sat fanninâ yourself with a stack of fresh bills.
Annie strolled over, heels still on, lips glossy, hair wild.
âGirl,â she said, mouth open like she couldnât believe it, âthey was throwinâ money like you was a damn hurricane.â
You laughed, a low, easy sound. âThat stage owe me a thank you.â
She sat beside you, tossed her leg over your knee. âI bet we could make double that.â
You blinked. âHow?â
She smiled. Lazy. Intentional. That same smile she gave Smoke that night. The kind that ainât askinââitâs tellinâ.
âCome on stage with me,â she said. âTonight.â
You paused, brows lifting. âWhat? You want me to intro you orâ?â
âNo,â she cut in. âWith me. Together.â
You leaned back a little. âAnnieâŚâ
She leaned closer.
Close enough you could smell her perfume and cocoa butter. Her thigh slid further across yours. Her voice dropped to a hush.
âCome on,â she said. âWe work it together. You already know how I move⌠Now match it.â
And suddenly you felt what Smoke did. That pull. That lure. She wasnât just prettyâshe was magnetic. Her gaze slid down your neck like fingers.
You swallowed.
Then smiled.
âAlright.â
The DJâs voice cracked through the speakers.
âNext up, our featureâgive it up for Honeyââ
He paused.
ââand Peach.â
The crowd rumbled. Confused.
Up in the balcony, Stack frowned, leaned over the railing. âboth?â
Smokeâs brow furrowed. âWasnât just Annie scheduled?â
Stack shrugged. âChange of plans.â
Smoke sat forward slow. His eyes cut to the curtain. âThey doinâ somethinâ.â
The beat dropped.
âFeeninââ by Jodeci.
Low and deep. The kind of bass that made knees weak and hearts stupid.
Then yâall walked out.
Together.
Annie in crimson. You in black. Yâall ainât touchâbut you didnât have to.
You circled each other first. Like rivals. Like sisters. Like flames dancinâ just close enough to warm but not burn.
The crowd got quiet.
The money didnât even fly yet. They just watched.
Waited.
You grabbed the pole first, hands high, thighs flexed. Annie stepped behind, slow drag of her fingers across your hipânot nasty, not sweet, just⌠heat.
Stack leaned over the balcony, grippinâ the rail. âWhat the hellâŚâ
Smoke didnât speak.
Didnât blink.
You dropped. Smooth split.
Annie rolled under you, back arched, chest lifted, her thighs grazing yours without contact. The lights hit the oil on your skin like stars shimmerinâ.
And the crowd?
Exploded.
The money came in waves now.
Fifties. Hundreds.
Smokeâs jaw clenched.
His eyes locked on Annieâbut every time she turned toward you, bent for you, looked at you, his breath caught.
Stack watched you wind slow up the pole, twist and drop into Annieâs arms like she was waitinâ for you.
He muttered, âYou see this?â
Smoke didnât answer.
Didnât move.
Annie flipped you slowâreal slowâand climbed over your thigh with a grin like she had secrets written across her chest.
Your hand slid behind her neckâguiding, not takinâ.
It was art.
It was fire.
It was damn near holy.
Neither of you stripped much. Didnât need to.
Just sweat, muscle, and unspoken understanding. Backbends, pole spins, body rolls together. You in front now, Annie mirrored behindâhands above both your heads, arching the same, dipping like you was water in two glasses.
From above, the boys watched.
Stack shook his head, laughed under his breath. âThey gonâ bankrupt the whole damn club.â
Smoke didnât blink.
He just swallowed hardâwatchinâ Annie watch you.
The way her eyes drank you in.
The way your body answered her.
And when yâall finally closed it outâcheeks glowing, eyes locked, bills piled like thrones around your feetâyou reached for her hand.
She took it.
Yâall bowed together.
And left the stage like two storms rollinâ back into the night.
Backstage was loud with celebrationâbut only between yâall two
You and Annie tumbled through the curtain breathless and shining, cheeks glowing, bills stuck to your thighs like gold leaf.
âBitch!â she yelled, smacking your hip with her wad of cash. âWe did that!â
You doubled over laughing, high off the moment, that whole stage still vibrating in your chest. âGirl, we burned it down!â
You flopped into the chair, still panting, still tingling. Annie paced, pulling her hair tie out, shaking those curls loose like a lioness unwindinâ.
She looked at you, slow.
Still smilinâ.
Still that same heat in her eyes from the stageâbut heavier now.
She came over, real close, crouched next to your chair.
âI donât know what it is about you,â she said, voice low, husky. âBut when we up there? I feel a buzzâ
âYou feel it too?â
You blinked, mouth open to speak, butâ
The door slammed open.
Stack walked in first, jaw tight.
Smoke behind him, hands on his hips, chest still rising like heâd jogged the whole damn building.
You and Annie didnât flinch.
You just watched.
âYâall lost your damn minds?â Stack asked, lookinâ straight at you. âWhat the hell was that?â
Annie leaned back on her heels, still crouched by your side, head tilted.
Smoke stepped forward, eyes cuttinâ toward her. âThat wasnât what we agreed to. You was supposed to go solo.â
âOh, my bad,â Annie said, standing slow. âDidnât know we needed permission to elevate the brand.â
Stack scoffed. âThat ainât the pointââ
You stood too, brushing your leg against Annieâs as you rose, all slow-like, lazy with defiance.
âYou mad âcause we made yâall feel somethinâ you wasnât ready for?â
Stack blinked at you, lips parting. âAinât nobody say all thatââ
âNo,â you said, stepping closer. âBut your mouth hanginâ open like it wanna.â
Smoke folded his arms. âIt was too much. That crowd ainât know what to do with all that⌠heat.â
Annie stepped right up to him, head high, smile soft but sharp. âDid you?â
Smokeâs jaw twitched.
Annie leaned just close enough for him to feel her breath again. ââCause you looked frozen. Again.â
Stackâs eyes shifted between them, then locked back on you. âYou supposed to dance, notâstart somethinâ.â
You moved into his space, slow, deliberate, voice all honey and smoke. âAnd yet here you are. Lookinâ like somethinâ I started.â
He blinked.
Didnât step back.
Didnât step forward either.
You could see itâall of it. His pulse in his neck. The way his fingers flexed like he wanted to grab somethinâ. Or you.
Annie grinned, watching Smoke.
âNext time,â she whispered, âmaybe Iâll call you up there with us.â
Smokeâs breath hitched.
Stack huffed, ran a hand down his face like he was tryinâ to stay professional.
Then his eyes met yours againâlong. Low.
He smirked.
âI see what this is,â he muttered.
âOh yeah?â you asked, still too close.
âMmhm.â His voice dipped. âYâall dangerous.â
You raised an eyebrow. âAnd you like it.â
He didnât deny it.
Didnât have to.
Annie brushed past Smoke, slow and deliberate. âWeâll be on time next week,â she tossed back.
Smoke just watched her walk, jaw clenched, hands useless at his sides.
You followed, but not before dragging your eyes over Stack one more time.
âTip better next time,â you said, winkinâ.
Then you and Annie disappeared down the hall, hips swinginâ like the stage never ended.
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The door hadnât even fully swung open before you and Annie both turned in your chairs, sensing them like thunder before it cracked.
Stack and Smoke walked in real quiet, dressed in all black, the kind of smooth that made the whole damn room feel like velvet.
You leaned back, gloss half-done, eyebrow cocked.
âMmm. If yâall showinâ up dressed like this, we must be doinâ somethinâ right.â
Annie didnât even blink. She smirked, dragging one leg across the other slow. âYâall come to watch or confess?â
Smoke let the door shut behind him and stepped in like he had all night to deal with this heat. âNeither,â he said. âWe came to give.â
Stack lifted a small velvet box between two fingers. âFor our money-makers.â
Annie leaned back in her chair, teasing, but curious. âWhat yâall givinâ us now? A raise? A ring?â
You laughed, but your voice came out honey-slow. âYâall better not be tryna lock us down before we even finish our lashes.â
Stack walked behind you while Smoke glided over to Annie.
âWe just figurinâ,â Stack said low, near your neck, âif everybody else lookinâ at yâall like goldâŚâ
ââŚthen yâall oughta shine like it,â Smoke finished, box already open in his palm.
Annieâs smile dropped a little. Her lips parted when she saw what glinted inside.
âDamn,â she whispered.
A honeycomb.
Delicate, glistening. Rich.
You turned as Stack opened his.
A peach. Smooth and heavy like temptation made metal.
Annie whistled, eyes cuttinâ toward yours. âGirl. They really said âbrand us,â huh?â
You smirked. âMight as well be a collar.â
âThat bother you?â Stack asked, voice dipping like molasses.
You tilted your head, teasing. âNot if I get to tug it now and then.â
He grinned, brushing your hair aside, fingers grazing your shoulder. âCareful. Iâll let you.â
Smoke stepped closer to Annie, slipping the chain around her neck like heâd done it a thousand times.
âYou ever seen a man go quiet just âcause you walk in?â he asked her.
Annieâs eyes met his in the mirror. âEvery damn day.â
âThen this just a reminder,â he murmured, fingers brushing the clasp shut. âYou donât owe âem nothinâ but a look.â
She turned real slow, standing to face him. âYou want more than a look?â
Smoke didnât answer.
Didnât need to.
Stack finished fastening yours. His hand stayed on your skin, fingertips dragginâ slow along your collarbone.
You felt goosebumps rise down your arm like the whisper of sin.
âYou donât know what you do to me,â he said under his breath.
You leaned back into his chest, looked up at him from under your lashes. âI know. And Iâm just warminâ up.â
Annie giggled soft but dangerous. âYâall gettinâ weak.â
Smokeâs voice came dark. âStrong men donât need to pretend they ainât cravinâ.â
You and Annie turned at the same time, necklaces glintinâ under the light, confidence wrapped around yâall tighter than any outfit.
âWell then,â Annie drawled, brushing past Smoke like she meant it, âyou better hold steady.â
You followed her, dragging your fingers down Stackâs wrist as you passed.
âYou might need both hands tonight.â
Stack didnât move..
Just watched you go with heat in his throat and tension in his knuckles.
And somewhere in his chest, he knewâyâall werenât just the fire.
Yall were the whole damn matchbox.
⸝
The music pulsed low through the clubâsultry, stretched out, tryinâ real hard to be sexy.
Mary was up on stage now, silver set sparklinâ under the lights, heels hittinâ a little too loud on the platform. She swung âround the pole once, real sharpâbut it was clear she was still thinking about it. Movinâ with effort, not instinct.
You and Annie sat at the bar, drinks cold in your hands, gold chains catching the flicker of neon. Your legs crossed lazy, body still warm from your set earlier, sweat just now dryinâ.
Annie took a slow sip, eyes locked on the stage.
âShe tryinâ,â she murmured, low enough just for you.
You didnât answerâjust lifted your drink in acknowledgment.
Mary dropped into a split. Loud.
A couple men clapped from the floor. One tossed a five.
Annie tilted her head.
âShe got rhythm.â
You hummed.
Mary rose up, twirled once more, hair flyinâ. She smiled out at the crowd, but her eyes didnât catch anybodyâs. Her hands were too stiff, her steps too planned.
âShe cute,â Annie said, poppinâ a peanut from the bar bowl into her mouth. âLike prom night cute.â
You let out a breath of a laugh. âMm.â
Another spin. Another clap.
But your drink was gettinâ more attention than she was.
The bartender came by with a fresh roundâon the house. He slid it toward you with a wink. âHouse special for the queens.â
You didnât even look at Mary now. Just the glass, the stage lights, and the way Annieâs necklace shimmered with each breath she took.
From behind, Stack and Smoke watched quiet.
Stack leaned against the bar, arms crossed, eyes on you like he could still see that last body roll echoinâ in his mind.
Smoke just shook his head once, slow. âCrowd ainât movinâ. They just watchinâ.â
âNot even reachinâ for they pockets,â Stack added.
Mary finished her set with one last spinâoff-balance, a little winded.
The room clapped, sure, but it was thin.
You and Annie sat in that hush, untouched.
Your money already made.
Your spotlight already earned.
And without sayinâ a word about itâeverybody knew it.
⸝
Mary stepped off stage, breathinâ heavy, sweat slickinâ her forehead as she adjusted her silver top and tried to shake the wobble out her step. She caught sight of Stack and Smoke at the bar, headed straight for âem.
Which meant she had to pass right by yâall.
You and Annie didnât move, didnât speak. Just kept sippinâ, legs crossed, eyes followinâ her like shadows. Cool and clean. Gold necklaces glintinâ like you was born with âem.
Mary flipped her hair and put on her best stage smile.
âHeyyy,â she said, sidling up to where the boys stood. âSo⌠howâd I do?â
You didnât even look at herâjust tilted your glass back, the ice clinking slow.
Stack blinked first.
He looked at Smoke.
Smoke looked at the floor
Then back at Stack.
ââŚYou got up there,â Stack said finally, clearing his throat.
Smoke nodded, slow. âSure did.â
Mary beamed. âRight?! I felt real good about it. That spin at the end? I been practicinâ it all week.â
Stack coughed into his drink. âYou definitely⌠went around.â
Smoke bit the inside of his cheek. âYeah, and, uh⌠you landed.â
âOn purpose,â Stack added, voice a little too bright.
Mary grinned, not catchinâ it. âRight? I thought that split was kinda crazy.â
Annie sipped slow, eyes on her glass. âMm,â she said, like a gospel hum that held more meaning than words ever could.
You leaned into the bar, lips curled just enough. âHad folks clappinâ, too.â
Mary turned, preening. âYeah! I felt the energy.â
Smoke sipped fast. âLotta energy.â
âReal⌠kinetic,â Stack muttered, like he was tryinâ out a new word and wasnât sure it belonged.
You and Annie exchanged the smallest glance.
Stack cleared his throat again. âAnyway. Youâuhâyou showed up.â
Smoke nodded fast. âDefinitely⌠a performance.â
Mary looked pleased as hell, nodding to herself as she walked off, swinginâ that little silver number like sheâd just dropped a masterpiece.
As soon as she was outta earshot, Stack let out a slow breath. âLord have mercy.â
Smoke huffed. âThat girl danced like a Roomba with too much attitude.â
Annie nearly choked on her drink.
You turned to Stack, smiling sweet. âYou tried real hard not to lie. Iâm proud.â
He looked at you, smirkinâ. âAinât wanna hurt her feelings. She got heart.â
âMm,â you said, sipping. âShe gonâ need it.â
⸝
Mary disappeared backstage, humminâ to herself like she just got a standing ovation instead of polite applause.
You and Annie were back to your drinks, the glow from the bar casting that rich, lowlight shimmer across your skin. Quiet. Cool.
Then Stack spoke.
âYou ready?â
You blinked, looked up at him. âReady for what?â
Smoke stepped forward, resting one hand on the bar. âTo get back up there.â
Annie leaned back, brows raised. âAinât nobody said nothinâ âbout us havinâ another set.â
Stack shrugged, but there was that glint in his eye. âWe ainât seen yâall together since that night.â
âMm,â Smoke added, sippinâ slow, eyes on Annieâs mouth. âThought maybe it was a fluke.â
Annieâs head snapped toward him. âA what?â
Stack grinned. âYou know⌠maybe it hit right âcause it was new. Lucky spark.â
You narrowed your eyes. âYou sayinâ we got lucky?â
âIâm sayinâ⌠letâs see if yâall can do it again,â Stack said, voice low, fingers drumming the wood of the bar.
Annie laughed, leaned her elbow on the counter, facing them both.
âOh yâall real bold tonight.â
Smoke didnât flinch. âWe just tryna see if the magic got legs.â
Annie turned to you, lips curled. âHe mustâve bumped his head.â
You tilted your head, staring Stack down. âYou wanna test us?â
âWe test what we payinâ for,â Stack said, smooth.
Annie leaned close to you, voice a whisper just for the two of yâall. âGirl⌠they miss it.â
You didnât need to say a thing. You already felt that slow heat buildinâ.
Annie straightened up, slid off her stool, all hips and promise. âAlright then.â
You followed, slow and deliberate, gold glintinâ on your chest.
Annie threw a look over her shoulder at them both. âLetâs see if yâall can handle it twice.â
Smoke lifted his drink with a smirk, but his hand gripped the glass a little tighter
Stack just licked his bottom lip, watching you walk toward the dressing room like he already knewâ
This wasnât no fluke.
This was a warning.
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The dressing room was thick with heat now. Not from sweat or nervesâbut from that pull between you and Annie. That unspoken hum you could feel in your chest before you ever hit the stage.
She turned from the fridge, flask cold and dripping in her hand, and stepped in close.
Close enough to blur.
You watched the slow rise of her chest, the glint of her necklace where it sat just above her curves. She was already taller in them heels, but the way she looked down at you now? That was deliberate.
âLet me warm you up,â she whispered.
You didnât speak. Just tilted your chin up, soft and sure.
Her hand slid around your throat, not tight, just present. Thumb brushing that delicate spot beneath your jaw as she held your gaze and brought the flask up. She didnât rush itâpoured slow and smooth straight into your mouth, never breaking eye contact, her other hand bracing the small of your back.
Whiskey kissed your tongue. Her fingers kissed your skin. You swallowed with a little gasp, chest rising into hers. Her thumb traced your bottom lip.
âThatâs my girl,â she murmured.
You blinked, your voice low and warm. âNow we ready.â
She smirked, but you could feel the charge between yâall clinginâ like static. She turned first, heels tapping back to her mirror, like nothinâ happenedâbut you stood there a second longer, breath shallow.
Then you moved, slow and sure, slickinâ oil on your thighs and neckline. Annie looked at you through the mirror.
âWhat we dancinâ to?â she asked.
You tilted your head. âSomethinâ smooth. Laced with bass. Give them a chance to regret openinâ they mouths.â
âMona Lisa,â she said without blinking.
You grinned. âNow thatâs dangerous.â
She stood, fixed her straps, and followed you out. No more words.
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The hallway was dark, shadows spillinâ like ink around your heels as you clicked toward the DJ booth.
Stack and Smoke stood up top in the balcony, drinks forgotten in their hands.
âWhere they goinâ?â Stack asked, eyes narrowing.
Smoke didnât answer. He could already feel it. That pull.
Down below, your silhouette slipped into the DJâs booth.
âPlay it,â you said, your voice a velvet thread. âWayne. Mona Lisa. You know what time it is.â
The DJ gave a little nod. Then the lights dimmed. Low. Dirty. Like a secret about to get told.
The stage stayed empty for a breath. Just long enough to build.
Then Annie stepped out first, hips rollinâ slow to the intro stringsâdark lashes low, every step deliberate, like she was settinâ a trap.
You followed right behind her, smooth and steady, your gold catching every flash of red light that flickered along the pole.
And then that beat dropped.
Yâall didnât move fast. No. This dance wasnât about speedâit was calculated.
Sharp.
Criminal.
Annie slinked down the pole while you circled it, yâall bodies flowing together like silk and smoke. She bent forward slow, her backside brushing against your thigh, and you caught her waistâheld her steady as she rolled up.
The crowd? Silent.
Stack leaned forward, elbow on the rail, lips parted.
Smoke didnât even sip.
Annie sank to her knees, crawled around you slow, face inches from your hip as she looked out at the men below.
You gripped the pole and let your body coil around it, thighs grippinâ hard, your hair swinginâ low as you inverted slow, upside down, back archinâ to the bass.
Wayneâs voice snarled through the speakers:
âAnd when they leave they get followedâ
And yâall moved like the punchline.
Sharp cuts.
Kisses of contact.
You pressed into Annieâs back, bodies flush, then peeled away like yâall had secrets to keep from each otherâlike the betrayal in the lyrics was your damn alibi.
The pole wasnât a propâit was the weapon.
And yâall?
Yâall were the heist.
Smoke exhaled like heâd been holding his breath for hours.
Stack didnât even try to look cool no more.
Just gripped the edge of the rail, eyes locked, mouth tight.
On the floor, tips started flutterinâ. More and more. Rain without thunder.
But up top?
That storm was brewing behind their eyes.
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The bass hit low and ugly, and the lights soaked the stage in red.
Annie strutted slow under the spotlight, hips rollinâ like molasses mixed with malice. You followed, smooth and sharp, gold gleaminâ, hair swinginâ with every slow step. The pole stood dead center, but it wasnât the focus.
Yâall were.
âI got a bitch named Keisha, got a bitch named LisaâŚâ
Wayneâs voice twisted through the speakers like a snake around a neck.
Annie dropped to her knees, archinâ up slow, hands skimming your thighs as you leaned over her shoulder. Your bodies moved in syncâpull, release, snap, grind. You climbed the pole while she circled, ass swayinâ like she was followinâ the scent of blood.
From the balcony, Smokeâs jaw tensed.
And just like thatâ
A hotel room, 1992.
Red satin sheets, a silver pistol on the nightstand. Some man with a Rolex smilinâ too wide, thinkinâ he about to win.
Stack outside the door. Smoke behind the curtain. And some girlâpretty, cold, dressed in sinâaskinâ him to take his belt off.
He never saw it cominâ.
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You spun slow, upside down, thighs locked on the pole, hair just grazinâ the floor before you slid back upright. Annie followed, pressed behind you, her mouth inches from your ear, never sayinâ a wordâbut her eyes?
Lied perfectly.
Stack leaned forward, eyes narrowed, fists clenched tight over the railing.
A strip club in Baton Rouge.
Smoke at the bar. Stack in the back booth.
Two girls they never saw again, but still rememberedâ
One with gold hoops. One with a laugh like glass shatterinâ. They made off with thirty grand in a duffel bag and Stackâs favorite lighter.
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Down on the stage, Annie bent over slow, legs wide, arms dragging like she was huntinâ. You leaned into her back, the two of you swayinâ like vipers.
It wasnât just sexyâit was criminal.
You didnât dance for tips.
You danced like you was makinâ somebody disappear.
Smoke swallowed hard. âIf we had them back thenâŚâ
Stack didnât answer at first. Just stared. Breathing hard
Then, low: âWeâdâve never made no damn money.â
Smoke glanced at him.
âWeâdâve killed any man that even tried to get close.â
Stack nodded, slow. âAinât no price on that kind of touch.â
Down on the floor, bills hit the stage like confessions.
And yâall?
Yâall just kept dancingâlike yâall already knew the ending.
Like yâall were the ending.
⸝
The last note of Mona Lisa dropped like a blade.
You and Annie stood center stage, bodies still and glistening under the lights, breath slow and deepâlike lions who just finished feeding.
Then, like nothinâ, yâall turned and walked off.
Crowd still murmur-thirsty. Bills still flutterinâ.
But yâall didnât look back once.
Behind the curtain, the dark hit like relief and fire all at once.
Smoke and Stack waited for you just off to the sideâdrinks in hand, postured cool like they ainât been practically undone upstairs. Like they wasnât leaninâ forward, brows tight, blood boilinâ.
But their eyes told the truth.
You headed straight for Stack, his gaze locked on you like a heat-seekinâ missile. âYou somethinâ else,â he said, voice a little hoarse.
You grinned, breath still high in your chest.
âYou proud?â
He stepped in close, hand brushing your waist. âAlways.â
That did somethinâ to you. You didnât even try to play it off. Your hands slid down the lapels of his suit jacket, fingers dragginâ over the velvet, grippinâ near his hips.
His hand came up, thumb under your chin, palm pressinâ light but firm to your throat. He tilted your head slow, deliberate, leaned in close âkissed your temple.
âYou golden, baby.â
And damn if it didnât feel like a spell in itself.
Over to the side, Annie was already makinâ her move.
She was posted at Smokeâs side like sheâd always belonged there, leaninâ in, eyes gleaminâ with somethinâ unreadable. Her lips brushed close to his ear, but she didnât whisper soft.
She whispered low.
Creole.
Something thick and sugar-dark that only he would understand. His eyes flicked to hers, that cool mask barely holdinâ. She slid her hand up slow, fingertips dragginâ from his chest to his neck, lingerinâ at his pulse like she could count every sin he ever committed just from the rhythm.
Whatever she said left Smoke stuck for a breath.
Still.Swallowed hard.Then he exhaled.
âYeah,â he muttered, like it was all he could manage. âYeah, that.â
Stack glanced over, caught the way Smokeâs jaw had gone tight, the way Annie was smirkinâ now like she had the upper hand and knew it.
âYou good?â Stack asked, still holdinâ you close.
Smoke didnât even look away.
âIâm real good.â
You leaned in closer to Stack, your body still warm, his cologne all in your lungs now.
âYou sure we ainât gotta dance again?â you teased.
Stack smiled slow, that dimple showinâ.
âIâon think I could take it.â
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The VIP room was thick with low light and sin-slick laughter.
Yâall had kicked off your heels, legs stretched out, money everywhereâpiled, spread, floatinâ down like confetti with no shame. All earned. All deserved.
Annie leaned back on the plush red couch, counting slow with one hand, other wrapped around a champagne glass. You were on the floor, grinninâ, fingers runninâ through stacks like they was water.
âDamn,â you laughed, holding up a fistful. âWe might break the floor.â
Annie raised a brow, lips curled. âWe might buy the floor.â
You tossed a handful in the air just to see it rain again. âI oughta do a money angel.â
Annie took another sip. âDo it, bitch.â
You collapsed back into the mess, arms wide, gigglinâ, bills stuck to your thighs and collarbone.
Then you sat up slow, lips twitchinâ with a devious grin.
âAight, aight,â you said, voice dropping an octave, brows furrowinâ like you was thinkinâ deep. âCheck itâthis how Smoke be.â
You pulled your body together, sat back stiff like you was keepinâ every inch under control. Shoulders high. Hands folded. Eyes low like he ainât never tryna look too long.
You turned to Annie, deadpan. âNah. Nah, yâall got it. Iâm good.â
She howled laughinâ.
You kept goin, head tiltinâ, voice dropped extra low:
âYâall wild. Mmm.â You nodded slow. âCrazy. Iâon even like dancinâ.â
Annie wiped her eyes, chest shakinâ.
Then she stood up.
âIâma show you Stack.â
You leaned back against the couch with your arm out like royalty. âGo on then.â
She stepped onto the money like a stage, shoulders loosening up, face switchinââchin high, lazy smirk, that same damn swagger youâd seen on Stack a hundred times.
She moved slow, hips rollinâ like silk, eyes never breakinâ from yours.
She pointed at you, lip curled just enough.
Then threw bills at your chest, one by one, like she was blessinâ you.
âGo âhead then,â she said, mimickinâ that drawl. âShow me somethinâ, golden girl.â
You threw your head back laughinâ, but that heat started crawlinâ back under your skin. The way she moved, the way she staredâit stirred that dancerâs switch in you.
So you stood. Slow.
And gave it right backâslinkinâ toward her like it was the club again, pelvis lazy, touch light, rollinâ your body to some invisible beat as you slid a twenty down her stomach.
âOoh, Stack like that,â she teased, eyes hooded.
Then she dropped low, leaned back in real close to youâgrip on your waist, her body grindinâ slow as she whispered, âSmoke definitely like this.â
You both laughedâbut neither one of yâall had to say it:
That switch was flipped.
And thatâs when the door opened.
Smoke and Stack stood there like shadows stitched from bourbon and fire, leaninâ in the doorway, arms crossed.
Theyâd been watchinâ. Long enough to catch all of it.
Stack raised a brow. âSo thatâs what I look like?â
You straightened up, grinninâ. âLittle bit more confused. And with a toothpick.â
Annie turned to Smoke, straddlinâ the couch like she ainât give a damn. âYou ainât say nothinâ the whole time.â
Smoke stepped inside, shut the door behind him slow. âWas waitinâ to see how deep the lie was gonâ go.â
Stack shook his head, laughinâ. âYâall some fools.â
But neither of âem looked mad.
Not even close
Annie smirked from her seat on the couch, legs crossed, neck still glisteninâ with sweat and mischief.
âWell,â she purred, âif we was so wrongâŚâ
She dragged her finger through the bills on the table, eyes flickinâ up to Smoke, slow and slyâ
âWhy donât yâall show us how itâs really done?â
You blinked, brows raised, but your grin was already stretchinâ.
Stack looked at Smoke first.
Didnât say a word.
Didnât have to.
Smoke stepped in like he wasnât walkinââlike he was claiminâ territory. Jacket already off, sleeves rolled, that watch glintinâ on his wrist.
He didnât waste time.
His hand curled under Annieâs chin, thumb glidinâ slow along her jaw. âKeep talkinâ like that,â he murmured, voice velvet and heat, âyou gonâ find out how quick I take the air out your lungs, cher.â
She shiveredâvisibly.
Didnât flinch.
But she leaned in.
Smoke pulled her in tighter, mouth at her ear now, low and deep. âYou wanna play? Or you wanna beg?â
And AnnieâAnnieâbit her lip and dropped her eyes.
Just like that.
Gone quiet.
Meanwhile, Stack?
Stack turned to you with that damn smileâthe one that always said âyou been actinâ cute too long.â
âOh, so Iâm confused?â he asked, steppinâ close, real close, until you had to look up at him. âA little slow?â
You opened your mouth to clap back, but he was already there.
His hand caught the back of your neck, slidinâ low down your spine, grip firm, warm.
âSay somethinâ smart now,â he whispered, his lips just ghostinâ your cheek. âGo on. Make it good.â
Your breath hitched.
He grinned wider. âThought so.â
Thenâhe picked you up.
Easy. Effortless. Like you ainât weigh a thing. Sat you right down in his lap on the velvet couch, hands still on your hips, thumbs brushinâ under your top.
âYou gonâ talk,â he said low, mouth pressed right beneath your ear, âor you gonâ listen while I remind you who you dance for?â
You didnât answer.
Didnât need to.
Because Annie?
Annie was damn near melting into Smokeâs lap now, his hand behind her head, pullinâ her close, whisperinâ soft Creole threats that made her eyes flutter shut and her thighs shift.
The room went hazy with heat and power.
No games left.
Just men and women finally lettinâ go. Finally lettinâ loose.
And baby⌠they showed out.
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You sat in Stackâs lap, legs parted just enough for him to settle you there, his palm splayed low on your back, thumb glidinâ slow under your shirt. Not pushinâ, not grabbinââjust there. A promise. A warning.
He ainât say nothinâ else, not yet. He just let the weight of his body, the heat of his breath, speak for him.
âYou feel that?â he murmured finally, lips brushing your temple.
You nodded, lips slightly parted, chest risinâ.
âThatâs control,â he whispered. âYours slippinâ.â
Behind you, Smoke was all stillnessâbut it was the kind that came right before thunder. Annie sat in his lap now, straddlinâ him with her hands on his chest, but she wasnât grindinâ. She wasnât playinâ.
She was lookinâ at him like he held the damn sky.
Smoke reached up, slow, took her chin in his fingers, forced her eyes on his. âYou still got more mouth?â he asked, soft.
Annieâs smile was breathless. âYou want me quiet?
Smoke tilted his head. âI want you obedient.â
That hit her deep. You could see it in her knees.
She bit her lipâand faltered.
Stack leaned in closer to you, his fingers now slidinâ up the inside of your thigh. Not touchinâ too boldâjust there. Near enough to pull heat up from your gut.
âI can feel you tremblinâ,â he muttered. âAnd I ainât even kissed you yet.â
You inhaled sharp, your hand fisting in his jacket, tryinâ to stay steady, tryinâ to not lean in, not melt into himâbut it was gettinâ hard. That smartness he teased you about? Gone. Fadinâ with every pass of his thumb on your skin.
Annie shifted.
And broke first.
She leaned down, real slow, and kissed Smokeânot soft. Not gentle. She kissed him like she finally let go, like she was sorry for holdinâ back this long.
Smoke kissed her back deep, one hand behind her neck, other slidinâ down to grip her ass, pullinâ her tighter into him like he could fuse their bodies together.
And thatâ
That did it.
You grabbed Stackâs collar, pullinâ him inâand he didnât waste time.
He crushed his mouth to yours, hot and commanding, like heâd been starvinâ for it. His hand wrapped tighter around your thigh, the other cominâ up to your face, holdinâ you steady as he kissed you slow, deep, devourinâ.
Your body arched into his. His breath got rough. Yours got shaky.
Money rustled beneath yâall like dry leaves, but neither of you noticed.
Only thing that mattered now was mouths, hands, heat.
Annie broke the kiss with Smoke, breathless, smilinâ dazed.
âYou win,â she whispered.
Smoke didnât speak.
Just stared at her like she was dessert and he ainât ate in weeks.
⸝
Smokeâs grip on Annieâs hips tightened as she rocked against him, heat spreadinâ thick between them, both of them breathinâ like theyâd been sprintinâ through a thunderstorm.
She kissed along his neck now, slow and wet, teeth just ghostinâ skin, hands slidinâ under his shirt, her body sayinâ yes before her mouth ever did.
But his eyesâ
His eyes flicked over her shoulder.
And there you were.
Straddlinâ Stack.
Hands buried in his jacket, his mouth claiminâ yours like he paid for the deed in blood. Your hips shiftinâ, rollinâ gentle and sure against him, his hand slid up the back of your top like he couldnât get enough of you.
It hit Smoke deep. That possessive twist. That raw, male heat in his gut.
Annie moaned low, grindinâ down harderâintentionally. She felt it. She knew he saw. She wasnât stoppinâ. If anything, she was gettinâ bolder.
âDonât look at her,â she whispered against his jaw. âLook at me.â
Smoke grabbed her waist tighter. His jaw flexed. She was makinâ it worseâthe way she rode his thigh like she belonged there. The way her tongue traced his earlobe. He could feel the pressure buildinâ, that ache grindinâ down into his spine.
But he wasnât about to lose control here.
Not with you and Stack in the room.
He exhaled hard through his nose, hands snapping down to grab Annie by the ass and lift her off him.
She gasped, caught off-guard, eyes flashinâ.
âCome on,â Smoke said, low and sharp, voice a promise and a threat all at once.
âWhere we goinâ?â she asked, but her grin was wicked, breath still shakinâ.
âMy office.â
She blinked. Smiled slow.
And followed.
Didnât even fix herself . Just glanced back at you and Stack once, winked, and slipped out the door behind him.
Smoke held the door open with one hand, waitinâ on her to pass, watchinâ her walk like he was countinâ every sway of her hips. Before he shut it, he looked back at you.
Eyes dark.
Jaw tight.
[VIP Room.]
Stackâs hands slid down the backs of your thighs as he pressed you into that velvet, eyes dark with focus. He leaned in, breath brushinâ your ear.
âLet me see what I been starinâ at all night,â he murmured.
You started to answer, but your voice caught when his mouth met your collarbone, tongue hot, teeth dragginâ just enough to make you whimper. His hand gripped your jaw, anglinâ your head just how he wanted.
âYou talk too much sometimes,â he said low. âI want you breathinâ. Moaninâ. Not speakin.â
And Lord, did you try.
But when his mouth slid downâpast your neck, across your chest, fingers pullinâ your top aside like it owed him moneyâyour breath left your lungs with force.
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[Smokeâs Office.]
Annie sat perched on Smokeâs desk like temptation with hips.
He stood between her knees, jacket gone, button-down halfway open, eyes dragginâ slow over every inch of her. She leaned back on her palms, skirt hiked up, thighs open like an invitation written in red ink.
âYou gonna look at it or you gonna taste it?â she whispered, eyes sharp.
Smoke didnât answer.
He grabbed her hips, pulled her to the edge of the desk, and leaned down, mouth at her stomach, kissinâ slow like he was drawinâ a map to her heat. His hands slid up her sides, dragginâ her blouse open, baring skin inch by inch.
âYou always this bold?â he said, breathinâ against her breastbone.
âOnly when I win,â she smirked.
He licked a line up her chest.
âYou ainât win shit yet.â
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[VIP Room.]
Stack pulled your leg over his shoulder, mouth dragginâ down your inner thigh. You gasped, body archinâ under him, his hands firm at your hips holdinâ you down like you might float away.
âLook at you,â he muttered. âTryna be all strong and sweet. But you soft, huh?â
He kissed the inside of your knee, slow and filthy.
âSoft everywhere.â
You bit your lip, tryinâ not to beg. His mouth was so close but never quite where you wanted it. He was takinâ his time, teasinâ you with heat and hands and praise.
He slid two fingers under the edge of your pantiesâjust enough to let his thumb drag slow over the wetness there.
âGolden,â he whispered again. âDrippinâ in it
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[Smokeâs Office.]
âYou just lost,â Smoke said again, voice low as hell.
Then he kissed down Annieâs stomachânot fast, not greedy. Like he was carvinâ her open with heat, with breath. She leaned back on her elbows, thighs fallinâ open wider without her meaninâ to.
He hooked a finger in her panties, pulled them slow, then tossed them to the floor without lookinâ.
âYou still bold now?â he asked, kissinâ the inside of her thigh.
She let out a breath. Didnât answer.
Didnât have to.
He got lower. One long lick.
She jumped. Fists grippinâ the desk edge, eyes wide.
âShitââ
He didnât stop.
Didnât pause. Just kept goinââtongue steady, mouth open, beard wet.
He wrapped an arm under her leg, hand palminâ her thigh while his other hand flattened over her belly, pressinâ her down.
âKeep runninâ from it,â he muttered, breath hot. âSee if I stop.â
She whimpered. Head fell back.
But he ainât let her run. He guided her through itâevery moan, every twitch, every wave that hit her so hard she damn near slid off the desk. His tongue rolled just right, his lips lockinâ on that swollen spot with suction that made her damn toes curl.
âYou feelinâ that loss now?â he whispered, lips brushinâ slick heat.
Annie shook, hands tangled in his hair, legs flexed hard.
âYou win,â she gasped.
Smoke smirked against her, voice like gravel.
âDamn right I do.â
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[VIP Room.]
Stack was a whole different storm.
He had you splayed out on the couch, thighs wide, knees bent, legs shakinâ.
Heâd been eatinâ you like he was starved, like he needed it to breathe, tongue flickinâ, lips suckinââswitchinâ it up every time you got close just to watch you fight for it.
Your hips kept buckinâ. Your hands in his curls kept pullinâ. But he held you down hard, hands on your hips tight enough to bruise.
âCâmon, baby,â he said, mouth barely liftinâ. âDonât hold back now.â
You moaned, breath shudderinâ.
âYou almost there, huh? I can feel it.â
His tongue dragged slow, deep.
âI can taste it.â
You whined, legs tremblinâ.
âStackââ
âOh now you remember my name?â
He licked you again, slower this time, nose pressed deep, beard scratchinâ perfect.
âSay it louder.â
âStackâfuckâpleaseââ
He moaned into you like that was what heâd been waitinâ on. That right there. Your voice begginâ. Your body climbinâ.
He pushed you over and over, mouth locked on you, rhythm cruel. Heâd slow down right when you needed more, speed up right when you couldnât take no more
And when your hips started to run? He pressed his forearm over your belly and pinned you flat.
âYou gonâ take this,â he growled.
You screamed. And came.
Shakinâ. Cryinâ his name into your palm.
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[Back in the Office.]
Smoke never stopped.
Not even when Annie came apart, legs wrapped around his neck, moaninâ in Creole. He licked her through it like she was the finest thing he ever put his mouth on.
And when she twitched?
When she said she â couldnât take itâ?
He looked up, beard soaked, tongue peekinâ from between his lips.
âToo bad, baby.â
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[Smokeâs Office.]
Annie sat up best she could, made her way over him, legs straddlinâ Smokeâs lap now, her hands slidinâ down his chest, feelinâ the rise and fall of every shallow breath he tried to keep steady.
âMmm, thought you was teachinâ me,â she purred, grindinâ her hips slow, rollinâ just right over the hard press of him beneath his slacks. âBut you shakinâ like a sinner in church.â
Smoke exhaled through his nose, tryinââfailingâto keep his hands off her waist.
She smirked, leaned down, lips dragginâ over his throat.
âYou need a break, old man?â
He growled, low and dark, hands ballinâ into fists.
âDonât start nothinâ you canât finish, chère.â
âOh, Iâma finish,â she whispered, grindinâ down harder now, lips right at his ear. âYou just better keep up.â
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[VIP Room.]
You flipped Stack over, his back hittinâ the couch, your thighs slidinâ over him like smoke.
His eyes widened just a bit, that cocky smile twitchinâ.
âAinât no shame in tappinâ out,â you teased, hands on his chest, rockinâ your hips with delicious rhythm. âIâll still kiss you goodnight.â
Stack grinnedâbut his hands gripped your waist like he was already losinâ patience.
âAinât nobody tappinâ but you,â he muttered.
Still, he let you work.
Let you grind over him, kiss his throat, press your mouth to that place behind his ear that made him grunt low in his chest. Your fingers slid down the buttons of his shirt, undoing them one by one like unwrappinâ somethinâ forbidden.
You licked his chest slow.
Whispered: âYou shakinâ.â
And that? That was it.
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[Back in the Office.]
Annie leaned in again to kiss Smokeâbut his hands snatched her hips mid-move, grip rough, and before she knew itâ
Boom.
He flipped her back onto the desk.
She gasped, eyes wide, hair wild across the polished wood.
âDone lettinâ you play,â he said, voice dark, already slidinâ her back to the edge.
She laughedâbut it was breathless.
âFinally,â she whispered.
Smoke bent low, mouth hot on her neck, hips grindinâ into her again with slow, deep pressure.
âYou gonâ learn today.â
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[VIP Room.]
Stackâs grip snapped tight at your hips, and before you could blinkâ
He sat up. Chest to chest. Arms caged around you like steel.
âYou done?â he asked, breath warm on your lips.
Your answer got swallowed when he stoodâwith you still wrapped around him.
He slammed you back down onto the couch, his body coverinâ yours, eyes hungry and bright.
âI been nice long enough,â he muttered, lips dragginâ down your neck, teeth brushinâ your collarbone.
You gasped, archinâ.
He slid his hand between your thighs again, middle finger glidinâ through your heat like he owned it.
âNow lemme show you what I do to mouthy lil things like you.â
âââ
[Smokeâs Office.]
Annieâs back arched on the desk, hair stickinâ to her neck, eyes flutterinâ as Smoke pulled her closer to the edge, his hands locked behind her knees.
She was already breathinâ heavy, lips swollen from kisses, thighs tremblinâ from what his mouth had done.
But when he unzipped, pulled his dick freeâ
Whew, Lord.
Thick. Heavy. Hanginâ low like it came with a warning label. Her eyes widened for real this time.
He smirkedâjust a little. âStill bold?â
Annie licked her lips. âSlide it in and see.â
He rubbed the tip against her slick folds, dragginâ it slow up and down like he was usinâ her to grease it proper.
She gasped.
âYou feelinâ that already?â he said, voice low. âI ainât even in yet.â
When he finally pushed inside, it was slowâinch by inch, watchinâ her fall apart around the stretch.
âGodâSmoke,â she moaned, legs twitchinâ.
âYou takinâ it,â he growled. âAll of it.â
And she didâwith her back damn near lifted off the desk from how deep he got.
Once he started movinââLord have mercyâit was deep strokes, pelvis grindinâ against her clit with every thrust. One hand slid behind her neck, the other thumb brushinâ over her bottom lip.
âBite it,â he muttered.
She did.
He snapped his hips harder.
She cried out, nails digginâ into his shoulders.
âYou like it rough,â he said, voice barely breathinâ. âI like you loud.â
And he made sure to keep her that way.
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[VIP Room.]
Stackâs got you flat on that velvet now, your legs up, his body between them. When he undid his pants and pushed âem downâ
Whew. That man was built.
Long. Curved just enough. Thick enough to ruin you if he ainât careful.
You bit your lip, eyes wide.
âMmhm,â he smirked. âGo âhead. Say it.
âDamnâŚâ
He laughed, slid the tip up through your slick, real slow
âBeg for it,â he whispered. âTell me you want it.â
You rolled your hips, desperate now, that ache damn near unbearable.
âPlease, Stackââ
Thatâs all he needed.
He slid in with one smooth thrustâdeep, knockinâ the breath out your lungs.
Your hands flew to his arms, nails digginâ in.
He stilled, deep inside, pelvis pressed flush.
âYou good?â
You nodded, breathless.
âBetter be,â he said. ââCause I ainât stoppinâ now.â
He pulled back slowâthen snapped his hips. You damn near screamed.
He grinned, cocky and mean. âYeah, thatâs the sound.â
He started workinâ itâdeep strokes mixed with quick snaps, body rollinâ with practiced rhythm, his mouth on your neck, whisperinâ filth.
âYou feel how wet you gettinâ? Thatâs me, baby. Thatâs all me.â
He slid a hand under your thigh, bendinâ you open wider.
âTake all this dick,â he growled. âBe a good girl.â
You could barely breathe, barely think. He gripped your jaw, made you look him dead in the eyes.
âYou mine now?â
Your face couldnât help but frown still - you nodded.
And he ainât stop.
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[Smokeâs Office]
Smoke still rockinâ Annie, slow but deep, every stroke hittinâ her just right. He slid his hand down between her thighs, thumb circlinâ that spot.
âIâm gonâ make you come on this dick,â he whispered, sweat drippinâ from his brow.
She gripped him harder, back archinâ.
âIâm there, Smokeââ
âI know,â he whispered. âI feel you.â
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[VIP Room]
Stack got your leg over his shoulder now, body poundinâ into you harder, faster. You cryinâ out now, holdinâ onto the couch for dear life.
âThatâs it,â he panted. âLet it go.â
You shatteredâlegs shakinâ, breath gone, voice cracked.
And he kept goinâ through it. Made you come twice before he even thought about slowinâ down
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[Smokeâs Office]
Smokeâs chest was glistening now, shirt gone, pants hanginâ low around his hips. He was still buried deep inside Annie, movinâ with slow, deep thrusts that rolled her eyes back and made her moan his name like a hymn.
But heâd been too gentle for too long.
She looked at him with fire in her eyes, teeth bitinâ her bottom lip.
âQuit holdinâ back, baby.â
Smoke grunted, grabbed her hips, and pulled out fast.
âTurn around,â he said, voice low, breathless.
Annie smiled wicked, turninâ slow like she knew exactly what he was about to do. She bent over that desk, elbows down, back arched, ass poked up just right.
Smoke stepped in behind her, hand slidinâ up her spine, pressinâ between her shoulder blades to keep her down.
Then he slid back inâ Hard. Deep.
âShitâSmoke!â she cried out, hands slidinâ across the desk like she couldnât get a grip.
âThatâs what you wanted, huh?â he said, pace pickinâ up, hips snappinâ against her. âThis how bold bitches get treated.â
Annie moaned, pushinâ back against him, the sound of skin slappinâ echoing off the office walls.
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[VIP Room]
Stack was a whole different beast.
Sweat slid slow down his temple, mixinâ with the heat you done worked up in himâthose drinks from earlier just stokinâ the fire. It rolled past his cheek, down to his mustache, drippinâ with a mess of you and him. He licked it slow, tongue dragginâ lazy âcross his top lip, eyes locked on you like he was starvinâ.
He sat back on his knees, flippinâ you over, his hands slid under your arms, liftinâ.
You yelped,âbut he didnât let you go. He locked his arms under your knees, grippinâ your thighs from behind and pullinâ you into a full nelson, your back against his chest, his mouth at your ear.
âNow we do it my way,â he growled.
Then he pushed back inâdeep, slow, thick.
Your whole body jerked.
You couldnât even hold yourself up. All your weight rested in his arms, chest pressed to his, your legs kicked wide open.
âYou feel that?â he hissed. âAinât no runninâ now.â
His hips started drivinâ up into you hard, each thrust makinâ your body bounce, makinâ your moans come out like broken sobs.
He leaned in, teeth brushinâ your ear.
âLet it go, girl. You takinâ this dick like a goddamn star.â
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[Smokeâs Office]
Smoke was grippinâ Annieâs hips so tight now her skin burned under his fingers. His thrusts were relentless, the sound of his hips slamminâ against her ass fillinâ the office like a drumbeat of sin.
âKeep still,â he snapped, and when she didnât, he reached up, grabbed her hair, pullinâ her head back as he leaned over her.
âYou feel all that back there?â he growled. âEvery inch?â
Annie just whimpered, eyes flutterinâ, mouth open with nothing but breath.
âSay my name.â
âSmokeâoh god, Smoke!â
He let her goâslammed into her again.
âYou gonâ remember this every time you sit down, you hear me?â
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[VIP Room]
You couldnât breathe. Couldnât think. Stack was still holdinâ you up, fuckinâ you like it was his jobâdeeper than anyone ever had. Your thighs trembled in his grip, your back slick with sweat against his chest.
Then he let you goâgently droppinâ your legs as he flipped you to your knees.
You barely caught your breath before he grabbed your hair, guided you forward, and mounted you from behind.
âArch that back,â he said, low and filthy. âLet me see how proud you are now.â
You didâand he slammed back in with a growl.
âFuckâyou was made for this,â he panted, drivinâ in harder now, one hand around your waist, the other reachinâ around to rub that sweet spot that had you cryinâ into the cushions.
âYou gonâ cum again,â he muttered. âRight here on this dick. Right now.â
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[Smokeâs Office]
Smoke had Annie bent over the desk, now flat on her stomach, his body pressed tight to hers, every stroke hittinâ deep, her body shakinâ under him.
âYou close, baby?â he whispered, lips against her ear.
âYes, Smokeâdonât stopâpleaseââ
He pushed in hard and held.
âThen give it to me.â
Her body locked. Screamed.
Came hard.
Smoke grunted and followed, buryinâ himself deep as he spilled inside her with a low, choked curse.
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[VIP Room]
Stack grabbed your waist harder, feelinâ your body start to shake.
âYou better not run,â he growled. âYou betterâfuckâyou tightââ
He slapped your ass once, rough and greedy, then reached under you, fingers playinâ fast against your clit until you were gushinâ on his dick.
You screamed. Shook. Damn near collapsed.
Stack roared, chest flexinâ as he pushed in one last time and came with a deep, rumblinâ groan that shook both of you.
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Then?
Silence
Heavy breathinâ. Bodies tangled, hearts racinâ, sweat slicked across skin like sinâs perfume.
Smoke pulled Annie up slow, lips on her shoulder.
Stack leaned down, kissinâ your back, his hand slidinâ over your hip like he never wanted to let go.
Two rooms.
Two women. Two men.
And not a single ounce of regret.
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