Chapter II - Meet Me.
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Chapter II – Meet me
Third Person’s POV
The money that the man gives made all of Calum's bills and balances gone and the few was given to his savings. Calum was saving up so he can buy a small house, he doesn’t want to rent an apartment forever. He was a grounder for the day and it made him cringe that he would be dancing at everyone's lap now.
He got out of the dressing room and walk outside. The first one wasn't really old, in his 40s? The man slips a few 20s in his spandex making him smile. The second one is, okay? He thinks. He doesn’t know why all of the attention was on him now considering there is someone dancing on the stage. The third one, f**k is he a regular customer. The same blue eyes again.
The man smirks as Calum approach him slowly. Calum sat in his lap not wanting to make the man know that he's heavy (in his opinion). 'Hi.' The man smirked.
He started grinding on him and touching his chest before standing up and face his back towards him. Calum crouched down and push his ass back and started going up. The man is watching intently, not wanting to miss an action of the sexy boy in front of him.
Calum stood up and make his way to the back of the man's chair before putting his hands in the man's shoulder and run it down to the man's chest, his ass in the air to make it hotter.
The man took Calum's hand and pulled him to his chest before putting another wad of 50s in his spandex.
Calum was more than thankful, he's finally gonna pay his debt with Liam. And the landlord, and the guy next door. Or literally everyone cause he have borrowed money from everyone.
To the man surprise, Calum kissed his cheek before standing up to go to his dressing room. 'Thank you.'
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Calum is counting all of the money he got today, f**k this is more than enough to pay for all the people that he has debts.
He's putting all of his money in his wallet when something falls out. It’s a blank card, he turned it around and saw a number written on it.
+44 ** **** ****
Meet me at the nearby coffee shop.
-Wad of 50s
- Writer
