Runner's Prize
Copyright© 2026 by INtrinSicliValud
Chapter 6
Erotica Sex Story: Chapter 6 - Young and driven to succeed, Tigh Raines has everything. A barren upscale apartment. His father, the company head, providing far too much advice. And a laser-like focus on the future, one that has no place for the rain-soaked beauty on an isolated park bench. She’s sobbing; he stops. Heat ensues.
Caution: This Erotica Sex Story contains strong sexual content, including Ma/Fa Fa/Fa Mult Consensual Romantic
Simplicity and finding a neutral spot to meet underpinned my plan, what little there was of it. If I returned Daniella’s call, the beautiful wrecking ball would end up at my place. The sex would be ... amazing. However, although a goal we shared, the flicker in her eyes as she’d left my apartment that rainy night reappeared: she sought more. So, we’d meet in a public location, where we’d both be comfortable. Or at least, I’d be less ... threatening, and the wrecking ball might feel safer.
As such, that very night, after being inspected by a large man with no neck and paying an exorbitant cover charge, I walked into the thunderous glittering chaos that was “Platinum Dreams.” Like I said, not such a brilliant plan. Hey, at least my curiosity would be satisfied, because, yes, I wanted to see her dance.
Not long after winding through the raucous crowd, I found a seat at a small table in the corner. Soon enough, I nursed an overpriced scotch while scanning the other patrons.
Although most were men, my brows raised at a fair number of women also watching the action. Based on the age differences, easily twenty years younger than the guys, plus what little they wore, most were hired company. Yeah, most definitely dad’s kinda place.
Sleek and constantly in motion, dancers worked atop a trio of lengthy, narrow glass-topped runways. The glossy strips united at a single large round platform. In addition to the colored lights illuminating the swaying figures from beneath, bright pinpoint spots tracked their alluring movements.
With both smiles a little forced and far too much makeup, woman after woman of every conceivable shape and shade appeared. All were fit and gleamed in the bright lighting. They’d slip from a variety of peel-away costumes to writhe and grind across the glistening stage or slither on shiny metal poles.
As they danced, many types of music flooded the club, muting the laughter and voices trying to communicate through the thumping melodies. Despite the topless waitresses, some of whom had also strutted in the lights, the ear-pounding din reminded me why I chose not to frequent such places.
At the sudden appearance of a shadow beside me, I glanced up to find a drop-dead gorgeous young woman, wearing only a golden G-string and matching high heels. With long honey-blonde tresses glimmering in the flashing spots, she smiled down at me. After a gulp while giving her swaying full chest a lingering glance, I made it to her smile. Heat flooded my cheeks.
“It’s okay, sweetie. That’s what they’re for.” With a laugh, she shook her tits. “I’m Skyler. I’ll be taking care of you tonight.” She bent forward, glancing at my tumbler. “Need a top off? Anything else? Before you ask, not me. Even for you, handsome.”
“Um, thanks, uh, Skyler. No, I’m good.”
“Waiting for somebody?” Her smile dipped as she scanned my face. “You don’t seem like the kinda guy who’d come here. I mean, all guys would, but you seem a little—”
“—uncomfortable?” A shaky snort left me.
“Yes, uncomfortable.”
“I’m, uh, looking for someone,” I said, leaning closer to be heard when a new dancer appeared, and the music grew louder.
Swathed in black leather strips, a tight-bodied redhead strutted down the center tongue in knee-high glossy ebon boots with razor sharp heels. Heavy eyeshadow. Smile matched with a scowl. Black dog collar, studded with sharp silver, hugging her neck. Tattooed. Acid rock blasted my ears as the rawhide strands peeled away. Wonderful effect.
“Who you looking for, stud?”
At Skyler’s voice in my ear, I jumped, then spun, missing her parted lips with my mouth by a millimeter. For a second, her blue eyes flashed before she eased from me.
Just then I realized my mistake. Not her being so close and gazing at me that way, both sending my pulse to the moon and tightening my trousers. Nope, Daniella; she wouldn’t be dancing under her real name. Ah, planning flaws. Like I said, it hadn’t been much of a plan, anyway.
“Fuck,” I mumbled, then stared at my drink. After a swift flick of the glass, I gulped the last of the booze and handed the blonde my empty.
“Another?” she asked before rolling her lips.
“No, thanks.” After placing a twenty on the table, I slid the chair backward.
“Were you, um, looking for one of the dancers?”
At her voice again in my ear when the music blared as the agile redhead zipped up the middle pole, I jolted. That time she pulled away before me facing her, but the universe still wobbled as her blue pools flared.
“Yeah,” I replied before shaking my head and standing. Her widening eyes glimmered while tracking my rise. “But I only know her real name.”
“Lemme guess. Latina? Hot as all fuck, with big brown eyes?” The blonde blurred as my pulse hammered in my skull. When I nodded, she swallowed, then grinned. “That lucky bitch. Uh, she’s not working tonight.”
“Well, tell her I stopped by, would you?” With a grin I did not feel, I moved past her gleaming shape.
“Um, I will.” Her voice trailed into the murky din as I headed for the exit.
It wasn’t until I was outside in the chilly, but dry air, that I halted, facing the crowded entrance. As adrenaline dumped, my entire body shuddered. With a groan, I slapped the side of my head. I hadn’t left my name with Skyler.
Another plan failure, and I kept right on failing:
Did I wonder how she’d known I sought a Hispanic woman? No.
Did I gaze at the phone in my hands while sliding into a rideshare? Yes.
Did I call Daniella? No. Oh, I should have, but of course I had no way of knowing that at the time.
Because off in the shrouded universe, the wrecking ball whizzed, beginning its slow, powerful arc once more. The first strike only shakes a structure. It’s the second one that does the actual damage.
At 3:03 in the morning that same Friday, the steely globe again arrived, slamming into my life. When my phone rang, yanking me from a dreamless slumber, I groaned and slapped around, looking for the impertinent device.
“Mr. Raines.”
“Yeah, Parker.” I rubbed my eyes and yawned.
“Sorry to bother you, sir. But, um, that woman’s down here asking for you.”
My heart went from a pleasant sixty to about 120 as the darkness swirled around me. “That” woman could be only one such person. Not Eliza.
“Sir?”
At Parker’s voice again, I gulped and smacked my lips.
“Yeah.” I cleared my throat. “I’ll be down—”
“Uh, Mr. Raines. She’s, um, requesting to come up to you.”
Yep, so much for my plan to keep her from coming back over and what could—no, would—result.
“Fine.” I nodded, sitting up. “Thank you, Parker. Send her up.”
“Yes, sir.”
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