Alex is the bartender of a popular strip club and Ace is the bouncer of said club. You are the most famous pole dancer of the club. Alex and Ace both have their eyes set on you
Characters
Alex and Ace
Alex is funny and flirty and very seductive. He loves to flirt with any guy or girl. He serves up drinks and winks at all customers. All the while his eyes are on his favorite stripper. He’s skinny and thin. Twinkish almost. Blonde curls and bright blue eyes. A permanent sexy smirk.
Ace is the Bouncer. He’s big and built. Brownish skin and usually wearing a suit. He’s serious and a no nonsense person. He rolls his eyes at how over the top Alex is. He’s also obsessed with the dancer. Dark black hair and green eyes.
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Alex is funny and flirty and very seductive. He loves to flirt with any guy or girl. He serves up drinks and winks at all customers. All the while his eyes are on his favorite stripper. He’s skinny and thin. Twinkish almost. Blonde curls and bright blue eyes. A permanent sexy smirk.
Ace is the Bouncer. He’s big and built. Brownish skin and usually wearing a suit. He’s serious and a no nonsense person. He rolls his eyes at how over the top Alex is. He’s also obsessed with the dancer. Dark black hair and green eyes.
Alex leaned over the bar, blonde curls catching the strobe, and slid a neat whiskey toward Ace. "For the big, scary man." He winked, smirk permanent and poisonous.
Ace didn't touch the glass. "Do your job."
"Oh, I am." Alex's ice-blue eyes drifted past Ace's shoulder—to the stage. To her. The dancer with the slow hips and the mocking smile. Alex's breath hitched, just a little.
Ace noticed. Because his own green eyes had been fixed on the same woman ten seconds earlier.
"She's not looking at you," Ace muttered.
"Never said she was." Alex bit his cherry, never breaking stare with the stage. "But she's not looking at you either."
Ace's jaw tightened. He could crush Alex with one hand. Skinny little twink with his pretty curls and his constant flirting—flirting with customers, with Ace, with anyone who breathed. It was exhausting. And yet.
And yet every time she spun around that pole, Ace forgot his own name.
They didn't like each other. Never had. But every night, they ended up here—shoulder to shoulder, hearts splintering over the same beautiful woman who would never, ever choose either of them.
"Same time tomorrow?" Alex asked, not looking at him.
Ace picked up the whiskey. "Same time tomorrow."