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Midnight Confessions

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Ellie and Ritchie are married, and she works in a strip club as bartender. they have a open relationship and on one night there is a open stripper night so Ellie gets convinced by her boss to get on stage, she is so good he ask if she wants to do it more often.

Chapter 3: The Second Performance

An hour later, and Ellie is still working behind the bar. The ache had settled into a pleasant, persistent throb, a secret she carried as she poured whiskeys and draft beers with practiced efficiency. A regular named Paul, his tie loosened, slid a fifty toward her. “That was something else, Ellie.” She pocketed the tip with a wink, her body momentarily blocking the neon as she reached for a bottle. “You haven’t seen nothing yet.” The music pulsed, a physical thing in the cramped space. Mac watched from his post, a satisfied grunt escaping him as he saw three new guys take stools, their attention fixed on the sway of her hips as she bent to the cooler. The air was sweat and anticipation. She caught a fragment of their conversation, something crude and hopeful, and met it with a laugh that gave nothing away. It was a dance she knew better than any on the stage. The crowd’s energy hadn’t dipped, a wall of noise and heat pressing against the bar. Mac’s shadow fell over her as she sliced a lime.

“Christ, it’s a zoo.” His voice cut through the bass. He leaned in, the smell of his cigar cutting through the sweat and perfume. “Amateur night’s a bust. Sheila no-showed, and the other girl looked at the crowd and walked right out the fire exit.”

Ellie arched an eyebrow, wiping her hands on a towel. “Their loss.”

“Their loss is my problem.” Mac’s eyes scanned the packed room, a general assessing his battlefield. “These guys are animals, They’re primed.” He fixed his gaze on her, all business. “ You wanna go up again?”

"Why not?" she said, her voice low and flat. The alternative was a slow, quiet bleed of the crowd until the place was dead. She’d earn nothing but blisters and boredom.

The decision was a physical shift inside her, the bored bartender vanishing as the performer snapped back into place. She untied her apron in one fluid motion and tossed it under the counter. "Give me eight minutes."

The hallway to the greenroom was a soundproofed tunnel, the bass from the main room a distant thunder. Here, the air was cooler, smelling of hairspray and the faint, sweet decay of old carpet. Ellie pushed into the cramped, lit space, the mirror framed by blinding bulbs.

She caught her own reflection: flushed, alive, the woman from the stage staring back. The greenroom’s previous occupant had left a mess, a spilled powder, a water bottle rolling on the floor. Ellie ignored it, her fingers already working the buttons of her top. The silky fabric fell away, and the cool air kissed her skin, a welcome contrast to the bar’s stifling heat.

The door creaked open, framing Mac’s bulky silhouette against the hallway’s gloom. He didn’t enter, just gave a slow, approving nod at the sight of her readying herself.

“You’re saving my ass tonight, kid.” His voice was gravel. “Lifesaver,” he said,

"Don't mention it," she said, pulling her hair into a quick, messy knot." She turned to face him fully, the studio lights carving shadows under her collarbones. "So, what's the vibe for round two?"

She leaned a hip against the dressing table, the edge digging in. "Do I go full sequins and drama, or something a little more... uncomplicated?" Her tone was practical, like she was asking about the weather. "What should I wear?"

Mac rubbed his jaw, considering the roaring crowd beyond the wall. "For this lot?" He shook his head.

He watched her for a moment, his eyes tracing the lines of her body in the stark light. "Honestly? With what you're working with?" He gave a blunt, appreciative shake of his head. "A mini skirt and a shirt would already be more than good enough for that crowd out there."

He leaned against the doorframe, his gaze frank and professional. "They don't want art tonight. They saw what you can do." A roar from the main room punctuated his point. "They just want another look."

Ellie held his stare in the mirror, a slow smile spreading. "Simple. I can do simple." She turned, facing him directly, and reached for the zipper on her tight black pants. The sound was loud in the small room. She stepped out of them, kicking the fabric aside, standing there in just her underwear.

Mac’s eyes didn’t waver, taking in the athletic curve of her thighs, the swell of her hips. It wasn’t a leer, but a cool assessment. "The black skirt on the rack. The one with the buttons." He nodded toward a garment dangling in the corner. "And wear your own shoes. Looks more real."

"Real is the point, right?" she said, her voice a low hum. She found the skirt, short and tight, and stepped into it. The material hugged her ass perfectly as she fastened it. She pulled a simple, sleeveless white shirt from the rack, the thin cotton leaving little to the imagination.

She didn't bother with a bra, the fabric clinging to her curves. "This work for you?" She did a small, deliberate turn.

"It'll print money," Mac grunted, pushing off the doorframe. "Get out there in ninety seconds. Don't let them think." He turned to go, then paused. "And Ellie? go as wild as you like"

The heavy velvet curtain felt like a membrane between worlds as she pushed through it. The stage lights, hotter than the bar’s neon, blinded her for a second, but the roar that hit her was a physical wave, solid and hungry. She let it wash over her, a slow smile touching her lips as she found her spot in the center of the red velvet.

This time, she didn’t start with a dance. She just stood there, one hand on her hip, and surveyed the yelling faces with a cool, appraising look. The shirt’s thin cotton was nearly transparent under the glare, and the skirt was a mere whisper across her thighs. “You guys still here?” she said into the mic, her voice a lazy tease that cut through the noise. A few whistles sharpened into a collective, eager shout.

She began moving then, not with the choreographed precision of before, but with a looser, more instinctual rhythm. The ache from earlier was a good ache, a foundation for this. Her fingers trailed down the front of the shirt, popping a single button open. The crowd’s response was a living thing, a second heartbeat in the room.

Over her shoulder, she saw Mac by the service door, a cigar clamped in his teeth, nodding slowly. The money was already moving, bills pressed into waiting hands by the stage. She faced them again, her breathing syncopated with the bassline, and undid the second button.

A third button gave way, then a fourth, until the shirt hung open, a mere frame. She shrugged it off, letting the thin cotton billow and fall somewhere into the dark beyond the stage lights. The crowd’s roar condensed into a unified, wordless shout that vibrated in her teeth.

Her hands slid down her own sides, over the curve of her hips, to the small buttons on the black skirt. She made eye contact with a man in the front, his mouth slightly agape, and gave him a slow, deliberate wink as her thumb popped the first fastener. The second button followed with a soft snick she could almost hear under the music.

“You like that?” she murmured into the mic, her voice a husky invitation. The skirt, suddenly loose, slid down her thighs with a whisper of fabric and pooled at her ankles. She stepped out of it,

leaving her standing there under the blistering lights. Ellie was naked except for her high heels, the black straps cutting into her ankles, the only armor she needed. The roar that hit her was a wall of pure sound, a raw, animal approval that vibrated in her chest.

She let the sound wash over her, a tangible heat that prickled her skin. With a slow, deliberate pivot on her heels, she walked to the edge of the platform where the velvet met bare wood. The lights here were harsher, bleaching the grain into sharp relief.

She lowered herself, the cool surface a shock against her thighs. Ellie sat down at the end of the stage, and spread her legs wide open. The movement was unhurried, a deliberate offering that silenced the crowd for a heartbeat.

Then the noise returned, fractured into individual shouts and whistles that clawed at the air. She could see the details now: a man's knuckles white on his bottle, another's parted lips, the glint of a wedding ring catching light. "Fuck me," someone breathed from the front row, the words barely audible over the bass.

She ignored it, focusing on the ache in her muscles from the first show, the pleasant fatigue that made this feel inevitable. The air conditioning hit her core, a cold draft that made her gasp softly. Her own heartbeat thudded in her ears, a counter-rhythm to the music.

Mac's cigar glow from the shadows was a steady punctuation mark to the chaos. "You're a natural," he'd said earlier, and now she understood the weight of it. This wasn't just exposure; it was a conversation, her body asking a question the room was desperate to answer.

She leaned forward, elbows on her knees, and brought the mic to her lips. “I think I’ve frustrated you boys enough, don’t you?”

Her voice was a conspiratorial whisper that somehow carried. A few nervous laughs trickled through the heavy air. She smiled, a flash of white in the lights. “So why not just jack off?” she suggested, her tone shifting to something impossibly casual, as if discussing the weather. “Right here, right now. Use me as your target when you cum.”

The silence was absolute, a vacuum sucking the sound from the room before the eruption. It wasn’t just cheering; it was a guttural, unanimous release of permission. Mac’s cigar stopped halfway to his mouth, his eyes widening not in shock, but in pure economic calculation. He saw hands already moving, not in pockets for money, but toward belts and zippers, a hundred shadows shifting in the dark.

The roar solidified into a focused, grinding silence punctuated only by the relentless beat and the sound of fabric. Ellie watched, her own breath steady, as the first man in the front row, his face flushed, openly stroked himself, his eyes locked on her. She held his gaze, a slight, challenging tilt to her head, then slowly leaned back onto her elbows.

She let herself fall back completely, the stage lights blazing white above her. The cold velvet was a shock against her bare shoulder blades. She let her legs fall open wider, a deliberate, vulnerable offering that tore another guttural sound from the room.

The first one was a guy in a faded band t-shirt, his movements frantic and already close. He stumbled forward, his hand a blur, and let out a sharp, choked sound. The first hot stripe landed across her lower belly, just below her navel, thin and watery and pearlescent in the stark light.

It was warm, almost shockingly so. She kept her eyes open, watching the second man, older with salt-and-pepper stubble, take a steadier aim. His release was thicker, a viscous glob that hit the inside of her left thigh with a soft, wet slap. It clung there, cooling rapidly against her skin.

A third shot spattered like warm rain across her right breast, and she flinched at the sudden sensation, a sharp intake of breath hissing through her teeth. The fourth was a clumsy arc that caught her collarbone and the side of her neck, the texture like diluted glue. She could smell it now, a sharp, salty musk cutting through the cigarette smoke and stale beer.

"Fuck, yeah," someone grunted, the voice thick with effort. The fifth and sixth came almost together; one a pulsing jet that painted a glossy, opaque line from her hip bone down to her pubic mound, another a weaker dribble that spotted her knee. Her skin was becoming a map of their urgency, each deposit a slightly different temperature and consistency.

The seventh man took his time, his gaze locked on her face as he worked himself. His finish was a heavy, coiled rope that landed with a distinct weight on her sternum, a dollop so thick it didn't immediately spread. She felt it pool in the hollow between her breasts.

Eight and nine were younger, their contributions finer sprays that misted her ribs and the underside of one breast, sticky and fast-drying. Ten was a businessman, his tie swung over his shoulder, who added a substantial, cloudy patch to her other thigh. The sheer volume of it made her leg feel oddly weighted.

Eleven missed mostly, a hot streak landing on the velvet beside her head. Twelve hit her stomach again, mixing with the first, a slick, layered mess. Thirteen got her just below the jawline, a shocking warmth against her pulse point.

Fourteen was a quiet guy in glasses who simply sighed as he added a single, teardrop-shaped bead to the existing mess on her left breast. It clung to the curve, shimmering.

The fifteenth, a bulky man with thick fingers, finished with a guttural roar, coating her lower abdomen in a final, copious wave that was almost creamy, sealing everything beneath a fresh, glistening layer. The air grew thick with the scent of spent salt and souring sex.

The cold from the stage velvet seeped into her shoulder blades, a sharp counterpoint to the cooling, sticky patches painting her skin. She took a slow breath, the air tasting of ozone and that unmistakable, clinging musk. Then she pushed herself up onto her elbows, the movement deliberate, making the mess on her torso shift and gleam under the lights.

She scanned the panting, spent faces, a slow smirk twisting her lips. “Seriously?” Her voice, amplified, was flat and unimpressed. “That’s the best you can do? Your aim fucking sucks.”

A few nervous chuckles bubbled up, but most just stared, transfixed by the living canvas they’d made. With a clinical detachment, she hooked the fingers of her hand into herself, spreading her pussy lips wide open in the brutal light. The offer was obscenely explicit, a target rendered in stark anatomical detail

“If you’re gonna play, at least try to hit the actual prizes,” she said, her tone shifting to a casual, almost instructional chide. She tilted her hips slightly. “The tits or the pussy. Come on, boys. Don’t be shy now.” The challenge hung in the humid air, a direct incitement that changed the room’s energy from spent to electrically charged all over again.

The challenge hung in the humid air, a direct incitement that changed the room’s energy from spent to electrically charged all over again. A beat of stunned silence fractured into a scrambling, competitive rush. Belts jingled anew. Mac, from the shadows, simply muttered, “God damn,” and watched the cash flow resume with the force of a opened valve.

Ellie held her position, a stark, open target under the bleaching lights. The first man of this new wave was already there, his knuckles white on himself, his breath huffing. “You want it on the prize? Here,” he grunted, and his release was a sudden, hot splatter that hit the outer swell of her left breast, a thick, opaque strand that clung and slowly slid downward.

The second was quicker, a younger guy with tattooed forearms who leaned in close. His aim was better, a focused jet that landed directly on her parted lower lips, the warmth a shocking intrusion that made her gasp. It pooled there, a glistening, pearlescent deposit.

“My turn,” another voice slurred, and a third load, this one thinner and more voluminous, washed over her right nipple and areola, painting it shiny white. The fourth came from a heavier man further back; it arced through the light and landed with a wet slap across her cheek and mouth. She flinched, the salty-bitter taste flooding her tongue as some dripped from her chin.

She didn’t wipe it away. She opened her mouth, letting them see. Number five added to the mess on her belly, a rope that mixed with the cooling first round. Six was a surprise, a hot stripe across her closed eyelid, forcing her to squeeze it shut with a sharp blink. Seven and eight came almost simultaneously: one a dribble that hit her inner thigh, another a forceful shot that coated her sternum.

The sensation was a cacophony of temperatures and textures. Number nine’s was unusually cool and gelatinous, landing in a quivering heap on her pubic bone. Ten painted her ribs with a sticky, web-like spray. Eleven, from a guy on his knees at the stage edge, aimed high and got her throat and collarbone in a glossy, dripping layer.

She was becoming a sculpture of their fervor, her skin nearly obscured. Twelve grunted, adding a thick, creamy deposit to the soaked thatch between her legs, the heat of it profound. Thirteen spattered the inside of her other thigh. Fourteen, with a trembling sigh, managed only a few weak drops that spotted her knee.

The fifteenth man stepped up, older, calmer. He took his time, staring into her eyes as he worked. When he finished, it was not a spray but a single, heavy, viscous dollop that descended directly onto her forehead. It landed with a soft, definitive weight and began a slow, warm slide down the bridge of her nose.

Ellie laughed then, a raw, unfiltered sound that cut through the grunts and the music. “That’s more like it,” she spat, the word thick with the taste of them. She wiped a hand across her eyes, smearing the mess, and hooked her fingers back into her slick, waiting flesh.

“The pussy’s right here, you blind bastards,” she called out, her voice hoarse from shouting and smoke. She spread her lips wide again, a glistening, pink target amidst the streaked white. “Stop painting the scenery.”

The command triggered a final, frenzied surge. A man with a scar down his cheek vaulted onto the stage edge, his cock already dripping. He didn’t stroke for long, just a few frantic pulls before he groaned, and a thick, opalescent rope shot straight into her exposed opening. It wasn’t a glancing blow; it was a direct, pouring hit that flooded her, a surprising, deep warmth that made her hips jerk involuntarily.

The volume was obscene, a copious spill that overflowed immediately, dripping down her perineum onto the velvet below. Before that sensation could fade, a second man, younger with shaking hands, added his own contribution. His was a geyser of thinner, milky fluid that splashed against her clit and inner lips, mixing with the first in a bubbling, sticky pool.

A third load followed, from a guy who just muttered “sorry” as he came, a pulsing jet that hit her pubic bone but splattered back down into the accumulating mess. The fourth was the thickest yet, a viscid, cream-colored shot that landed with such force it coated her entire vulva, sealing it under a glossy, opaque layer that looked almost painted on.

Number five was all quantity, a seemingly endless stream that washed over the previous deposits, a warm cascade that dripped steadily from her body onto the stage. The sixth man finished with a choked cry, his release a final, ropy strand that landed perfectly inside, a last, hot dollop that made the whole sodden mixture shift and seep.

The warmth inside her was a profound, alien weight, a dozen separate heats mingling into a single pooling presence. Ellie let out a long, shuddering breath that fogged the mic in her hand. Her blue eyes, glazed but sharp, scanned the silent, heaving crowd. “See?” she whispered, the word crackling through the speakers. “Told you you could aim.”

Then her free hand, slick with streaks from her belly, moved down. She pressed two fingers firmly against her swollen, dripping entrance, feeling the resistance of the pooled mess. A sigh escaped her, part exertion, part pure feeling, as she pushed her fingers inside herself.

The sensation was a thick, yielding invasion, her own body temperature warring with the cooling foreign fluid. She worked her fingers deep, curling them, the squelching sound obscenely loud in the hushed room. “Fuck,” she breathed, her head lolling back. “It’s so full.” She pumped her hand slowly, deliberately, forcing the collective spill deeper, watching her own abdominal muscles twitch with the internal pressure.

“You gonna finish the job for us, sweetheart?” a voice yelled from the darkness.

“Damn right I am,” she grunted, her rhythm quickening. The slick friction, amplified by the viscous medium inside her, built a heat of her own, a bright coil tightening beneath the mess. Her breaths became short, sharp pants against the mic. “Your turn to watch.”

Another man, emboldened, stumbled close as she fucked herself with her own hand. He was already spurting, a fresh, hot stripe that lashed across her pumping wrist and dripped onto her clit. The sudden heat there, indirect and shocking, made her cry out. “Yeah, like that! Give it to me!”

A different guy, smelling of cheap cologne and cheaper beer, shouldered in. “Open wide, bitch,” he slurred, and his release was a scattered, frantic pump that hit her inner thigh and splashed up against her still-moving fingers. She didn’t stop, just ground her hips against her hand, mixing the new with the old.

“Taste it,” another commanded, and she leaned forward, dragging her tongue across the back of her wet, filthy hand without breaking rhythm. She met his eyes as she did it, her expression defiant. “Tastes like your fucking rent money,” she spat, and a few men laughed, a raw, approving sound.

The climax built not as a wave but as a sudden, vice-like grip, an internal snap that tore through the performance and seized her completely. Her back arched violently off the velvet, a strangled scream ripping from her throat that the mic translated into a burst of static. Her fingers thrust deep and stilled, buried inside as her body clamped down around them, spasming in a series of relentless, pulsing contractions that squeezed the accumulated fluid from her in a fresh, creamy trickle.

She rode it, shaking, utterly exposed, the orgasm wringing her out on the stained stage. For a few seconds, there was only the sound of her ragged gasps and the drip of fluid from the platform’s edge.

Slowly, she pulled her fingers out, a thick strand of cloudy white following the motion. She held them up, trembling, in the blinding light for the crowd to see, before letting her arm drop heavily to her side. She was spent, hollowed, painted, and utterly victorious in the silence she had commanded.

Mac’s booming voice cut through the dead air, all business. “Okay, you animals. Show’s over. Tip the lady on your way out or I’ll break your knees.” The house lights slammed on, harsh and unforgiving, revealing the stunned, sated faces and the glittering, wet wreckage of the stage.

Ellie didn’t move. She just lay there, breathing, feeling the cold air solidify the mess on her skin into a cracked, stiffening map. The night’s work was done.

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