Short, Blond, a Little Brown, Tall and Gaunt

I went to Brandy's in the late afternoon sometime right before five pm. There was no cover. I believe a five dollar cover is charged is charged around six. But, this was a slow day. I saw three dancers milling around. There were other dancers talking in the darkness at tables with customers or other dancers. One dancer, short beautiful and blond, was at the bar surrounded by about five men. I watched three dancers at the pole, was happy to have two dollar dances and a fairly happy lap dance.

The first dancer to come my way had luscious light brown skin, pleasing curves at the hips and wore a minimal black pushup bra and panties. Her stage name was Adriana. Her dollar dance was nothing out of the ordinary but still she left me with a smile. It was a typical short lap dance; hovering ever so slightly above my lap and then turning around she removed her bra and cuddled my face with her breasts whispered in my ear and then slowly slid her head down my chest. After she picked her self up we both smiled and I handed her a dollar. As I had just arrived I turned her down for a lap dance. I changed my mind later on.

As Adriana was finishing her dollar dance the short girl at the bar was getting up on stage. She danced slowly from one side to the other seeking the eyes of the few men in the club. She caught my eye a few times, waited for me to react and started to unbutton her flimsy white dress. She smiled when she was sure she had my attention and then went on to the next pair of eyes. I put a dollar in my top pocket intending to go up the stage and tip her when an unusually skinny girl in a baby blue badly fitting bikini asked me if I wanted a dollar dance. I said yes but really I wasn't sure. Her expression was a little desperate. Sometimes too thin, a little anorexic, can be sexy but not this time. She was thin but without curves, her hips merged in line with her waist and legs, her breast were shrunken and her skin colorless. Her dance was cordial but when I gave her a dollar I was glad she was gone.