Son of a Mobster (Criminal Desires) by Jennie Lyne Hiott

Author:Jennie Lyne Hiott [Hiott, Jennie Lyne]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: It's Complicated Prod.
Published: 2017-08-08T22:00:00+00:00

SIXTEEN

(Jessie)

LIFE WAS GETTING TOO COMPLICATED. I had too many emotions running through my head and I really couldn’t get any of them straight. I was trying my best to make it on my own. To cement my future. I had it all figured out – I was sure of it. I had a man. I was getting married and my work life would work itself out, but why did it feel like everything I worked toward was wrong?

My feet throbbed even though I hadn’t been on them most the night like I usually would. Maybe it was the shoes. I kicked off my heels, shoving them behind the counter and enjoyed the relief, but that didn’t help my tired arms.

I forced myself to carry drinks and food to customers who had already surpassed their limit. I faked a smile for the flirts and restrained myself beyond my capabilities when loose hands slapped my bottom. I was more than ready for the night to end.

My gaze kept looking up at that two-way mirror –Sean had stayed in his office since returning from the race and I found myself worrying over a mob boss who didn’t think twice about spilling the blood of others. That confused me even more.

I tried to focus on something else “Hey, Teen,” I stood beside the tall dancer behind the bar while we filled mugs. “What’s behind those doors along the back wall?”

“Oh, they are reserved for big spenders who want some alone time with their favorite girl.”

“And if you’re ever asked to go into one of those rooms you better do it,” Spencer spat.

Tina rolled her eyes. “It’s no big deal. Just the same thing you do on stage with a smaller audience. Just the customer and a bouncer.”

“I’m not paying you to talk,” Spencer growled.

“You’re not paying us at all,” I hissed back.

Tina lifted a confused brow. “Let’s go before Spencer bursts a blood vessel.”

We rushed back and forth. Walking swiftly from one end of the room to the other. I think I was getting the hang of serving people – finally. The best part of the night was talking to Tina.

“I have to dance. Be back in a few.” Tina bounced away in a short mini skirt and gold halter top. Damn, that woman loved gold.

I tried to memorize the way Tina walked in five-inch gold heels. On stage, Tina was fantastic, moving her body to the beat of the song, crawling close to the customers, then moving away, teasing them and leaving them begging for more. Oh, I wished I could be as seductive as she was.

“What are you waiting for?” Spencer bellowed in my ear before Tina’s dance could end. “You’re not making any money standing around.” I rolled my eyes. I really despised that man. “Are you retarded or something? Get moving!” Spencer screamed at me constantly. I felt like crying, but that was something I refused to do in front of anyone. Then it dawned on me – I didn’t have to take shit from that scrawny pervert.

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