Mafia's Virgin Stripper

The brunette gave a loud keening cry, her second climax more sudden than the first. Then she promptly fell into a state of bliss that was accompanied by sleep at its heels.

Damien however, was alert, and he got up from the bed, his skin glistening with a sheen. Unbothered as he was, he prowled from the edge of the bed to the bathroom, jumping into the shower to rinse off the traces of sweat and sex on his body.

Despite his leisurely pace however as he finished off, the gears in Damien's mind were as always, constantly turning.

Just as he was buttoning up his white shirt, there were two quick raps on the door. Damien noticed the girl stir as he called for the person to enter, and he spared her a glance, her body exposed to the world for all to see. However he felt not a hint of empathy as one of his men walked in.

The girl gasped in horror, and quickly fumbled for the covers in a long attempt to cover herself.

Damien paid her no attention, instead focusing on the man who gave him a subservient nod.

"Sir," the man spoke without any preamble. "We have found him."

Those words were like a trigger in him, and his eyes narrowed dangerously.

"Finally," Damien intoned, turning to pick up his jacket. As he put it on, the gun in one of its inner pockets jostled against his side, a comfortable weight he was used to. "And where is he?"

"In the boroughs, sir," the man responded quickly, eager to give any and all his boss asked. "He was spotted coming out of the apartment. It seems that there is a woman living with him too."

His lover, Damien thought to himself.

Very predictable.

"We should be able to move in tonight," the man was then saying, but that made Damien snap his head to look at him. He sulfur up immediately, traces of fear showing in his expression.

"I want Alex Zane in an hour. No excuses," Damien ordered. "Waiting until nighttime will only give him a chance to escape. And if he does, remember you will pay for it with your life."

"Yes boss."

Damien straightened slightly, appraising himself in the small mirror the hotel had to offer. His eyes caught the frightened look of the girl who was wide awake, and covered head-to-toe in the white bedsheet.

Smirking at her reflection, his satisfaction grew when she flinched, looking away.

He'd have his men take care of her.

Without any more words said, Damien Serrano left the hotel room, brushing past his man who gave him a respectful, eyes-to-the-floor bow.

...

"Ugh," Maria Zane groaned to herself as she got off the bus. Another day gone, she thought to herself, her steps on the cobblestone pavement slow and indicative of her tiredness.

The blonde had her hair covered by her hoodie.

It was already 7am, and she was headed back home from another night of grueling work.

Being a stripper wasn't the kind of respectable job she had envisioned for herself when she was younger, but it was the only work she had been able to get when she was under the threat of being kicked out of her apartment.

Now it had been over a year and any bit of shame the 22 year old felt about her job had been beaten out of her by the trials and tribulations she faced everyday.

Yet, it did pay the bills.

A yawn broke out of her lips and she covered her mouth promptly. A woman walking towards her wearing a suit gave her a funny sort of look that made Maria want to laugh in her face.

Soon after she was home, turning the key in her lock and entering the apartment.

Walking from the entrance to the kitchen, she stopped when she noticed the dirty dishes in the sink. Her nose wrinkled and she let out a growl of frustration.

Alex.

Again.

She really hated her brother sometimes, trying as she might to let some little things go.

Maria banged on the door of the second bedroom, which previously served as her painting room until her brother showed up out of the blue three days ago, asking to stay with her.

"Alex!" She yelled at the door and it was opened.

Her older brother, the idiot, looked at her with bleary eyes and confusion on his face.

"Sis, what the fuck? I was sleeping," he groaned.

"Yeah? Well maybe you shouldn't have dirtied up the kitchen, again," she lifted up a finger to point at him. "Come out right now and get those dishes washed up. You know I won't do it for you. Come on," she beckoned to him.

He groaned louder and slammed the door in her face. Maria exhaled sharply, before turning to go back to the kitchen, picking up the frozen dish she got from the grocery shop for her breakfast and stuffing it in the microwave to warm up. She slammed the microwave door shut, breathing heavily.

Damn it, she screwed up her face, feeling frustration run through her.

If she had known that her older brother would be this exhausting to live with she wouldn't have done it in the first place.

Maria still remembered how many times she would call him for help and he simply wouldn't respond. Now he was the one relying on her for the time being and she was too soft on him to refuse.

Moments after she picked up her now warmed food from the microwave, her brother sauntered in, bare chested and his sweatpants hanging low on his hips. She rolled her eyes at him.

"Maybe put on a shirt?" She muttered to herself.

As she ate, she watched him roughly wash her dishes.

Maria had a lot of questions about her brother's sudden arrival. For example, where the hell had he been for the past two years? And why did she feel like he was hiding something about the circumstances that landed him at her doorstep?

Yet every time that she would ask him, he would deflect.

"When are you going to leave?" She asked him now, watching as the muscles on his back tensed.

Alex responded moments later.

"Not for a while," he stated. Yet there was an undercurrent of tension in his words.

"Why?" She demanded.

He didn't respond.

Maria scoffed, brushing wayward strands of hair away from her eyes.

"You know, you have been really silent on why you came to stay with me in the first place. Are you in trouble for something?"

"It's none of your business," he shot back at her, his voice rough and dangerous. She stiffened. "And if you know what's good for you, you'll stop asking me that question, Maria."

The conversation was brought to an end as he slammed the door of the kitchen cabinet shut, making the wood shake.