drabble 33 and 55 with junmyeon! thank u đ«¶đ»
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Genre: angst | stripper!au
Pairing: Suho x f.Reader
Length: 1.4k
Warnings: language
a/n: idk why but ive been wanting to write stripper aus. this is one of at least 2 we will see ig lol đ
DRABBLE GAMEÂ |Â MASTERLIST
You had just gotten done with your big number when you were stopped by the owner of the strip club you danced at. Mr. Zhang, as he preferred to go by, pulled you to the side and explained that a customer was requesting a private dance from you. It was unsurprising, you were a high demand dancer, the best one there. The thing was, you hated private dances. There was something about the act that just felt soâŠdehumanizing.
You only danced for big spenders, and even then, it wasnât for very long. You wanted to get out of that small stale room as soon as possible.
Mr. Zhang worded it in a way that left little for rejection. Telling more than asking. So, you followed him to The Red Rooms. It was pretty much a row of closets that held only a chair in the middle, speakers that played your music too loud to keep conversation at a minimum, and dim lighting to keep an air of sultriness.
âPlay nice,â Mr. Zhang muttered before opening the door for you. Taking a deep breath, you plastered a seductive grin on your face and slowly entered the room.
There a man sat. He wore an obviously expensive black suit, with dark hair long enough to brush against his broad shoulders. You stopped right before his slightly spread legs, running your hands up your naked torso as you twisted your hips from side to side. You never looked at your clients faces while in here, feeling it was too intimate, so you just took in his firm frame, only lifting your gaze to his chin or forehead.
Leaning down, you ran your hands up his thighs, jiggling your ass as you put your tits in his face.
He gasped and you paused at the sound. That voice sounded familiar.
Pulling back slightly, you broke your rule of avoiding eye contact to squint past the dim lighting, taking in your clientâs face.
âJuâJunmyeon?â You asked. Startled, you stood straight up, breaking the physical contact.
The man before you scratched the back of his head awkwardly. âHiâŠ.â
Your name left his lips and you cringed. âThatâs not my name here.â
âRight. Goddess,â he corrected himself, shaking his head.
âWhat are you doing here?â You asked, ready to bolt. Money be damned. Kim Junmyeon was your ex. Well, you werenât sure that was the right term for what he was to you. He was a deadly handsome man with power and a prestige you couldnât even begin to fathom. Somehow, he grew an interest towards you after you waited his table a year ago. He was way too good for you. You were poor, making ends meet by working multiple jobs, the strip club the highest paying of them all. It became too obvious that you were on opposite sides of the money spectrum, and you were sure that was what drew him to you to begin with. The gap between you both was far too wide for your liking, so you broke things off.
That was months ago. You had blocked his number and refused any payment he attempted to send to you, because of course he was somewhat of a sugar daddy.
When he didnât answer your question, you tried a different one. âHow did you know I worked here?â
You had kept this part of your life a secret from everyone in your life. Nobody knew about this job. You made sure of it.
âI have my ways,â was his ominous answer. You lifted an eyebrow, wondering if you should be scared of that or not.
He stared up at you in awe. âI thought Iâd never see you again.â
You swallowed thickly. It wasnât easy cutting this man off, not with those angelic features.
He dared reaching for you, cupping your bare hip. âI missed you.â
You scoffed, but it was shaky. âPlease, Myeon. I doubt you even noticed I was gone.â
He frowned. âWhat would make you think that?â
You shook your head. âIâm not important. I could never live up to your standards. Could never be the girl you wear on your arm to show off to your friends and colleagues. Weâre too different. Iâm not a part of your world.â
He took in the room youâre in. âBecause this is your world?â
It wasnât said with malice or disgust, and that threw you off. Honestly, he sounded sad for you, but not with pity. It was as if he understood what you were saying. He understood that you could never be the person he needed, and that was what made him sad.
He sighed, still rubbing circles onto your warm flesh. âYou know I donât care about any of that.â
âYou should.â
He huffed out a laugh at that. âIs that why you left?â
You nodded. He ran the hand that was touching you down his face, and sunk into his chair. âSo, youâre saying you ran away for my benefit?â
âI didnât runawayââ
âYou did.â And he sounded pissed about it.
âWhy does it matter?â You asked. âWe werenât serious.â
âNo. But IâŠ.â He was back to giving you eye contact. Kim Junmyeon loved eye contact. It always made you nervous and jittery. Still, you met his stare, noticed the hurt you caused him swim in those round orbs of his. âI wanted to be. I thought we could be.â
âYou could never love the real me, Myeon,â you whispered brokenly. âLook where we are. You can love someone like me?â
It was Junmyeonâs turn to swallow thickly. You could see how badly he wanted to tell you that he could. You could see the affection still in his gaze, the look that always made you feel beautifulâeven here in this dingy strip club.
âWe could pretend.â
His words made you blink down at him.
He pulled you more into him, between his spread legs, and left a lingering kiss onto your pierced belly button. âAt least for the next ten minutes. Could we pretend that weâre in love?â
âJunmyeonâŠ.â
He gazed up at you, resting his chin on your stomach. His hands go to your thighs, holding you close to him. âWe canât be what we want to be. Youâre right about that. So, letâs pretend. Show me what it would be like for us to be together.â
You caressed his face, tears prickling your eyes. It hit you then, that you both wanted this to work so badly, but knew that it couldnât.
âOkay.â
You hated private dances. Stripping itself wasnât so bad, but when you were in these rooms, thatâs when it really hit you that you were selling your body. But right now, with the man you wanted to love sitting before you, you hated it for a different reason.
Deep within your soul, you knew this was going to be the last time you saw him. He was going to let you go. So, you were going to do as he asked.
You were going to show him how much you loved him. And, no, it wasnât pretend. You could never pretend. No matter how much you tried.
You pushed him back into his seat, plopping into his lap. He hissed, but you didnât give him time before you merged his face with yours. Itâs messy. All tongue. You moaned at the contact, missing it more than youâd admit. He held on tight to your hips, forcing you to grind against him.Â
âI love you,â you confessed against his lips, shaking with want.
âI love you too,â he replied between desperate kisses. âI wish things could be different.â
You didnât even realize you were crying until you could taste the saltiness on your tongue. Didnât realize you were shaking violently until he held you tightly against his comforting body.
Too soon the door opened.
Mr. Zhang paused when he saw the two of you wrapped around each other, breathing each otherâs breathes as you collected yourselves.
âItâs⊠time?â
He was very confused and that was understandable. Your current position was definitely against the rules.
Junmyeon kissed you one last time, and rubbed your arm consolingly. âYou have my number if you ever change your mind.â
Reluctantly, you climbed off of him. Straightening what little you had on. You cleared your throat and nodded, acknowledging you heard him.
Without looking back, you left the room, ignoring the questioning look Mr. Zhang threw your way.
This was for the best, you told yourself. Junmyeon deserved more than what you could give him. He deserved a princess.
Little did you know that to him, you were a Goddess.
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