The usual disclaimers... All characters are 18 or older. All characters are fictional and the product of the author's own work.
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Synopsis so far: In the first four chapters we are introduced to Julie Waters, an eighteen year old who left home due to being abused by her stepfather who wanted to take liberties with her hot young body. Jewel finds herself in Los Angeles living with a new acquaintance, a hooker named Rachael. Upon advice from a friend she went to a club where she could gather food for her and her friends and there catches the attention of Nikki Smith, lead singer of Clashing Force - an upcoming band playing the strips. Nikki and Julie experience an instant attraction to each other and sparks begin to fly. Nikki invites Julie to move in with him and the band to get away from Rachael's pimp, Raul, who wants her to work for him. On a trip to Rachael's to gather her belongings, Raul physically strikes Julie who he claims owes her. Seeing this, Nikki breakes the abusive pimp's nose and the two leave. When last seen, Julie had professed her desire to sleep with Nikki as the band was setting up for a gig at a new location.
Note: This is a novel rather than a short story. Not every chapter will have explicit sex scenes, but rest assured, there are plenty in the overall story.
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Pam ran off the dance floor to the bar and embraced Julie with an exuberant, drunken hug. "They are sooo good! Don't you think they are soo good?" Pam slurred. "Oh my gawd! Jack... Jack over here!" she shouted over the noise of the crowd and the volume of the music. "What do you want, sweetie?" she asked Julie.
"Umm...I don't know, coke or somethin'."
"Hey darlin'. You back for more?" the bartender said with a wink at the punk- Barbie that was Pam.
"Yea Jack. I want two of you with coke please," she teased back.
"Sure thing, sweetness." Flipping the dishtowel in his hand over a broad shoulder Jack blew Pam a mock kiss and turned back to the liquor rack. A few minutes later Jack set two ice-laden glasses in front of the girls. "That'll be eight bucks."
"Here ya go doll, keep the change," she said, handing him a ten-dollar bill.
"Come back soon you hear me, Jack."
"You got it sweet lips."
Turning away from her fun, Pam handed Julie a glass. "Here honey, Jack and coke, right?"
"Uhh, no. I said coke." Picking up her drink, Julie ran a fingertip over the cool wetness of the glass.
The side of Pam's mouth lifted in a little grin. "Coke..., riiight. That's okay; maybe we'll have that later." Taking a healthy swig of her drink Pam said, "Drink up, girl. It's time to party!"
Wondering about what her companion had just said Julie figured that Pam just couldn't hear her. What with the horrendous noise level in the jam-packed club Julie knew that she couldn't hear everything Pam was saying. Aside from the booming bass echoing from the speakers, everywhere people were yelling, talking, singing, and otherwise just making a general ruckus. The drunken crowd of music worshippers swaying at the edge of the stage brought to Julie's mind the utter chaos of the medieval battlefields her father often drew pictures of when she was a small girl. Dipping a finger in the cool liquid of her drink Julie tasted the substance in her glass and decided that it wasn't half bad. Abandoning herself to the feel of the moment Julie settled back to enjoy this insight into Nikki's world.
By the time Julie had consumed two more Jack & Cokes she was feeling quite all right. Turning to the well-dressed man sitting next to her, she said "Hey. They're alright."
Leaning closer to better hear her, the stranger on the next stool replied, "What's that?"
"The band, I mean. The music." Spreading her hands to encompass the entire scene she said, "I didn't really know what to expect from them. But they're all right: not bad. You know?"
Leaning back on the bar the guy looked around at the scene. Taking it in for a moment, he said "You know what? You're right... They're not half bad. They're not punk, but they're not pop either," he said thoughtfully. "A new sound really."
Focusing back on the hot young girl he said, "You've got a good ear. You happen to know them by any chance?"
Casting a quick glance back at the man Julie smiled and shrugged. "Why thanks. Yea - I do actually."
At that moment the music crescendoed to a sudden stop. The crowd erupted into a fevered roar of applause as Nikki stepped up and spoke into the microphone. At the sound of her hero's voice Julie, with a dreamy look in her eyes, switched all her focus back onto the stage. "Me and the boys need to take ten and grab some asses..., ha ha, I mean drinks. We'll be back in about thirty minutes so don't go anywhere!" Pointing one hand toward the booth on the second level over the bar, Nikki went on "In the meantime, here to keep you entertained is L.A.'s favorite spinner of tunes - D. J. Drake!"