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Sleeping With The Intern Pt 01

Sleeping With The Intern Pt 01

by omichaels
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Chapter 1

I sat in the back seat of the small red sedan driven by the Uber driver, staring at the headrest in front of me. The music was so loud I could hardly hear Annalise going on about the club and how much fun it would be. It didn't matter how much I protested, she insisted that since it was my birthday we had to celebrate. My idea of celebrating was a nice book and a glass of wine, followed by a hot bubble bath and another glass of wine. Just the anxiety sweat from going to this club was enough to reconfirm in my mind that I was missing nothing if I skipped clubbing with her.

"You're such a sour puss! I swear, we'll just stay like an hour." She nudged my ribs with her elbows and I shifted. The scratchy texture of the rayon dress she forced me to buy yesterday irritated my chest--what little was covered anyway.

Annalise was outgoing and flirtatious. She had no trouble picking up guys. She also had the body to rock a dress like this, while I spent most days in professional slacks and tops covered by a white lab coat. My pasty-white skin never saw the light of day, so I looked dreadful in dark colors--which is why she chose bright yellow. What a horrible color.

"We could just watch a chick flick and get plastered?" I whimpered, still hoping she would turn this Uber around and take me home where I was more comfortable. Clubbing wasn't something I did--ever. My time was spent working and going over patient files, cleaning my apartment, hanging out with my cat Boots, and once in a while grabbing coffee with a colleague before, during, or after work.

"You're going to have fun. That's an order!" She didn't even wait until the car was fully stopped before opening the door. "Thank you!" she shouted over her shoulder to the Uber driver. He looked in his rearview mirror at me and I offered a reluctant and unenthusiastic smile before climbing out too.

Instantly I could hear again, horns honking at me because I was street side. I stutter stepped and hurried to the curb, staring up at the towering building. An hour out from NYC and the buildings weren't nearly skyscrapers, but when she said "club" I expected something totally different, not a five-story office building.

"What the hell is this?" I tugged on the hem of the tight-fitting dress as my eyes drew upward over the mirrored building.

"Not there, silly." Annalise took me by the shoulders and physically turned me so I could see across the street, then she pointed. "There."

The two-story building was all black, darkened windows, neon graffiti painted on its front. When traffic stopped for the red light, I could faintly hear the din of music vibrating within its dark walls. She wanted me to go into that building? The few people in line waiting to get in did not look like my sort of people, women scantily clad, men wearing gold chains and lots of rings with tattoos covering their necks and forearms. Maybe this was what she was used to since she hailed from Chicago now, but my crowd wore scrubs and glasses.

"Don't look so surprised. You're never going to cut loose and have some fun unless I force you to." She hooked her arm around mine and paraded me to the street, then proceeded to cross three feet outside the cross walk while the do not walk hand was already flashing. A few horns honked at us and she smiled and waved, wiggling her fingers like she really was in a parade.

"Are you insane? They could have run us over." I clung to her arm, accidentally pulling a strand of her long blonde hair.

"Hush, they would never. Pedestrians have the right of way."

I rolled my eyes and tried to keep up with her. Even the pace she walked at was different than mine, probably because sensible footwear was all I owned until yesterday when I was forced into a department store to buy shoes and a dress--I didn't own any of those either. In fact, everything about my appearance changed yesterday thanks to Annalise's incessant nagging and the barrage of appointments she scheduled. Hair, nails, makeup, shopping, you'd have thought a three-day trip to town would have included some down time but not with Annalise. She became the makeover queen.

Tugging at the dress again, I tried not to lose a heel as we staggered up to the bouncer. She batted her eyelashes and reached into her strapless minidress and pulled out a ten-dollar bill. "Got room for a few cuties?" she asked, tilting her head. He glanced down the line of people waiting to get in and nodded, then took the chain and unhooked it and held it open for us. How on earth did she get guys to respond to her like that?

"Come on," she hissed at me as I struggled not to lose a shoe.

"It's hard to walk in these." My ankle felt like it would give out any second.

"You really never wore heels?"

Just inside the club I stopped and stared up at her. It felt awkward with nothing on my shoulders. I always had my lab coat on. The cool air in the club made me shiver already.

"Do you even know me?" I planted my hands on my yellow rayon hips and shook my head.

"I know my best friend doesn't get promoted to Chief Resident on the same day she turns thirty very often."

"Day before," I corrected her.

"Whatever. We have to celebrate. Come on! Don't kill my joy. The closest thing I'm going to get to this honor is if I get promoted to principal." She hooked her arm around mine again and led me into the depths of the pulsing vibration that was the club. Strobe lights threatened to set off epilepsy, and the music was so loud it shook my chest. We squeezed through the masses until we were seated at the bar, which acoustically seemed like a dead spot. The music was quieter and I heard perfectly as the cute older guy next to me ordered a drink.

Annalise parked next to me on a stool, but all I could think about was how my dress was riding up. And I had no purse. Annalise insisted that we didn't have to bring a single cent with us, that cute guys would buy our drinks. I felt like that was a little sketchy so when she wasn't looking I shoved a twenty in my top--no bra because apparently my sports bras would look horrible with this dress and I had no strapless. So here I was free boobing it with tits the size of melons. Half a dozen guys were already ogling me, including the bartender as he approached.

He slung a towel over his shoulder and pried his eyes off my chest long enough to ask, "What can I get you beautiful ladies?"

"Give her a sex on the beach, my friend. She's turning thirty!" Annalise was such a friggin' flirt. I shook my head and blushed, looking down. He smiled at me and I felt like running away.

"Look woman, he was checking you out." The death grip she took on my arm hurt and I pried her fingers off me while I chuckled.

"You mean, he looked at my tits. Who doesn't? Even women check these honkers out. That's why I wear a sports bra to keep them contained." I pulled the top of the dress up again uncomfortably.

Annalise scoffed and stood behind me, gripping the fabric of the dress on my sides, just below my tits. She pulled gently until my boobs came pillowing out again.

"Stop it!"

"You'll never get a guy with those babies tucked away," she said directly into my ear as the bartender walked up to us with our drinks. He slid them over the polished wood and leaned there, both hands gripping the edge of the bar.

"Excuse me, Piper," she said, emphasizing my name, "I'm going to go see if I can get one of those hot guys to dance."

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And with that she was gone, and I was curling into myself. I stared at the drink, wishing I'd brough my glasses. I had contacts, but I felt safer with the glasses, as if somehow they were a shield of defense. The bartender stood there grinning at me and I felt my shoulders hunch over, my arms hugging my stomach. I just wanted him to stop looking at me.

"Nice dress."

I looked up at him awkwardly and smiled as much as grimaced. He was talking to me--oh my god. I wanted to disappear. "Thanks.... My friend that I came with, Annalise... she picked it out. It's not something I normally wear." My god I felt like a grade school child unable to sling sentences together not a woman with a doctorates degree.

He snickered and leaned forward, bracing his elbows on the bar and folding his fingers together. "Well you look fantastic in it, so I think you should wear it more often."

I swallowed hard and turned on the spinning stool so that I could see Annalise already on the dance floor with a man. "Thanks?" I said, not meaning it to sound like a question but my voice squeaked. Why was I so fucking awkward?

"It seems like Annalise is having a good time." I glanced at him and he said, "Why aren't you dancing?"

Still hugging my own stomach, I slouched more and felt my face screw up into a scowl. "In case you didn't notice, we just got here, and I haven't exactly been asked." I shrugged a shoulder and stared out at the mass of gyrating bodies, all grinding in rhythm to the bass in the song. Nope, I didn't do that.

"Yeah right..." He lingered there even after I turned my body away from him making it--in my opinion--obvious that I didn't want his attention. "Maybe its' because you're giving of a 'don't bother me' vibe."

I turned around so quick I almost fell off the stool. "I am not!"

He laughed as if that was the most hysterical thing he'd ever heard. "Yes, you are. You're facing way from the dance floor, hunched over with your arms crossed, and you aren't exactly smiling."

"So that makes you an expert in body language or something?" I scowled and picked up the drink and took a gulp. Anything to drown out this entire experience. I told Annalise this wasn't my scene, and it is obvious to people around me that I don't' fit in.

"When you're a bartender you have to be." He sighed and stood straight, taking the white towel from his shoulder. "I could help if you want. Or you can just sit there all night and you are certainly welcome to."

I tried to sit straighter, already very conscious of how maybe my body language was off-putting. I wasn't trying to be. I just wasn't comfortable here, or in this dress. "Okay, well, what should I do then..."

"Cash. My name is Cash." He grinned again and tossed the towel onto the counter below the bar where bottles of whiskey sat.

"Ok, Cash, so how do I get guys to notice me?" Cash was a cool name. I'd never heard anyone named that. It had to be a nickname or something. Maybe it was his bartender name like a pen name or alias.

He smirked. "I'm pretty certain every man in this bar as noticed you." His eyes dropped to my tits again and I swallowed hard again. I wanted to cover them and run out, but Annalise would only chase me down and make me come back.

"I mean, how do I get them to ask me to dance?" When I called Mom yesterday to tell her about the promotion and that Annalise was here dragging me through a Cinderella story, she encouraged me to have fun. This was hardly what she was talking about, but at least I'd have a good story to tell her. She'd be happy I was out and enjoying life instead of holding my cat and reading.

"Alright, listen. Just pick up your drink with one hand. Hold it casually, like you don't care if it's there or not."

I followed his instruction, though the drink was covered in condensation and made my hand wet.

"Next, turn to face the dance floor. Sit a bit straighter."

"But my boobs just pop out...." I shook my head and looked at him in horror. He raised a single eyebrow and shook his head.

"You want to dance?" he asked and I sighed hard. "Face the dance floor, and rest one arm on the bar. Then smile. When someone looks at you, tip your chin up a little if you are interested. That's it."

"That's it?" I asked. I was certain I sounded foolish. This was too easy.

"Yes, okay, I gotta make drinks..." He was gone before he answered his sentence, but I tried to do what he said.

A few guys checked me out, but neither of them appealed to me, let alone the one who had a wedding ring on. When a guy who looked about my age with black hair checked me out, I tipped my chin up at him, just like Cash instructed. The guy smiled, said something to a buddy next to him and walked my way.

It worked. The guy--Baxter or something; I couldn't hear--asked me to dance and I set my drink on the bar and followed him out. I looked back at Cash who made love to a shot glass with his towel. He was staring at me, not smiling, just a hungry gaze like he wanted to eat me alive. I giggled and moved my body to the rhythm of the music. I was a horrible dancer but I had fun, and smiled at Cash the entire time. What he told me to do worked, even if this guy wasn't right for me. When the song was over, he thanked me for the dance and I walked away, returning to my seat, where Cash instantly appeared.

"And never leave your drink unattended," he said, pushing it toward me. "Don't worry, I watched it."

I felt like a buffoon, my cheeks warming. "Yeah, oops." I laughed and had a drink and Cash stood there watching me. "So I guess you really are an expert on body language."

"Would you like another sex on the beach?" he asked, emphasizing the word sex.

He nodded at me and moved down the bar. I sat there catching my breath, watching the ladies fawn over him as he made my drink. He smiled and acted polite with them, but not like he was with me when he was coaching me. I had to admit, he was definitely a very attractive man, but I hardly thought a bartender and a doctor would be a good fit. I didn't think for a second I'd even find Mr. Right in a club.

Cash slid the drink to me and I grabbed it. Our fingers brushed lightly, and I blushed again. "What do I owe you?"

"For the drink or the advice?" he asked, the same cheeky smirk returning to his face. He had a dozen women flirting with him just now and that smirk came out for me. Why?

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"For the drink..." I said, feeling like I was drawing back into myself again.

"Ah, nothing then. It's on the house." When he turned the full force of that smile on me, I almost melted. "Happy birthday."

Cash tapped his finger on the bar before walking away, and I never got a chance to actually thank him, though I did watch him for a while, making drinks for all those ladies who never got that smirk. With the straw clamped between my teeth, I turned to see Annalise still having a ball on the dance floor. What did she drag me into?

Chapter 2

"What's with the hottie?" Jace--"Ace," my brother-in-law--asked, nudging me. The Long Island he was making stood next to the glasses of beer I had just trayed up.

"What do you mean?" I busied myself filling another glass from the tap while he pried into my personal life. His bar, his rules--at least that was the lecture I got every time I told him to mind his own business. It irritated me at times, but he was family so I put up with it.

"Green eyes over there, the one you flirted with." Jace had been nice enough to let me crash at his place and even work a few shifts around the bar to make some cash while I waited for my internship to start at Hudson Medical. But even ten years in the service and I wasn't able to keep a damn poker face sometimes.

"There are thirty women here hanging on every word I say." I chuckled, and set the full glass on the tray next to the ones already there, then picked it up and pivoted to slide it across the bar toward the waitress who would deliver them. "Order up! Table twelve."

"You know which one," Jace said. His voice was playful--annoying. "The only one you've flirted back with. Yeah, these women fawn over you. But that one," he said, nodding at Piper, "she got the smirk."

She was dancing again, this time an older guy who stood no chance, honestly, but she was happy. We made eye contact and she smiled at me, holding her drink over her head as she danced horribly. I snickered at how awful she was at keeping the beat, and Jace nudged me again.

"See... there."

"Fuck, you," I mumbled jokingly and tugged my chin upward at yet another bimbo with her tits halfway out. "What are you having?"

"Oh something fruity." She giggled and plumped her chest. The only thing faker than those tits was her eyelashes.

"Gonna have to be more specific." I waited, watching Piper the entire time. She had her back to me now, but my eyes were glued to her. Damn she had a nice ass.

"Uh, I'll have that... What she's having." Turning my attention back to Fake-Makeup Barbie over here, I noticed she was pointing at the woman who came in with Piper.

"Sex on the beach it is."

Happy to escape from her, I turned toward the liquor shelf and grabbed a cocktail glass and started mixing the drink, and Jace returned to my side with a vengeance. For once I was grateful that the sound level in the club prevented me from hearing things properly. I spent ten years sleeping on top of a power generator, so my right ear had gone half deaf. Since he stood to my right, I was able to avoid his most annoying jibes.

"What?" I asked loudly, turning my left ear toward him as he chuckled.

"I said, it's good to see you interested in someone again."

"Mmm..." The magic words "interested again" came up. It had been six years since Mackenzie left me; four years of pain and anger and I wasn't "interested in someone again." I was a man with hormones, and now and again I got horny. Why did he think I was "interested again?" I changed the subject. "You like being married?"

Measuring the volumes of the vodka and Schnapps carefully, I worked and kept my focus on the drink so I didn't get upset with him. He meant well, but he didn't know what he was talking about.

"It has its ups and downs, man. But it's worth it."

"Yeah, but it's tough right? I mean, I heard you two fighting the other day. That's gotta suck." Turning his prying back on him, I pick up the drink and wait for his response. It'd be rude of me to make a comment like that and then walk away. I knew exactly how that felt--arguing and watching a relationship deteriorate.

"It would suck if Liv didn't have my back. Sure we argue; every couple does. But we work it out, because we are both in this. Both partners in a relationship have to be committed for it to work." He picked up a towel and wiped his hand then nodded at Eye-Lash Barbie who waited for her drink.

My chest tightened and I turned to deliver the drink. She left a ten on the bar and sauntered off with her drink, and I pocketed the cash. He frustrated the hell out of me sometimes, or maybe it was because he just hadn't woken up to realize relationships were pointless. Either way, it was Pandora's box--never to be opened, though he pried at it every day. I walked away the instant I saw the brunette's hand wave.

Leaving Jace to stew over me ignoring him, I approached the far end of the bar. The brunette had an empty cup in hand and a grin on her face. She flagged a few fingers around in the air and waved at me.

"What are you having?" I asked, my usual question for patrons.

"Oh, gosh, that guy over there is buying my drinks now," she said pointing. I glanced over and saw the man she'd been dancing with earlier, then turned back to her.

"So what can I do for you then?"

"How the hell did you get her to do that? I've been trying for years." She laughed and snorted, then thrust her hand out at me. "Annalise."

"Nice to meet you, I'm Cash Keller." Her hand was soft and cool, a little sweaty too, but like her friend, she wasn't throwing herself at me. I respected that. "And I just told her how to not look so socially awkward, her looks did the rest for her."

"Well, you're a friggin' genius." She laughed and snorted again, and I got the feeling she was a little tipsy. The music changed and I watched Piper speak to her dancing partner, then she walked off the dance floor in the direction of the bathroom.

She was hot, hot enough to actually gain my attention, but it was the way that she was so aloof, not hanging all over me that really made me notice her. Desperate women were a total turn off, and it wasn't like I loved the ones who played hard to get, but there was something about her that made me interested.

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