In Cassie's dance practice room, Barbie was getting a lesson on pole dancing. Cassie, an experienced dancer, demonstrated the art of balancing and moving on the pole.
"The key is to have a dry palm," Cassie instructed, wiping her hands with a towel before gripping the pole and ascending. Barbie observed, amazement reflected in her eyes.
"Now, I'm going to show you how to dance on a pole. Can you turn on the speaker and play music?" Cassie directed, pointing to the nearby speaker. Barbie promptly followed the order, activating the music that filled the room.
As the beats blasted from the speaker, Cassie began her dance routine, showcasing her skills on the pole. Barbie watched, captivated by Cassie's movements, a hint of admiration in her eyes.
When the music came to a halt, Barbie couldn't contain her enthusiasm. She clapped her hands and let out an amazed scream, appreciating Cassie's dance. Cassie smiled in response.
"Now it's your turn," Cassie declared, turning her attention to Barbie. Barbie nodded, approaching the pole. She cleaned her hands with a towel and took hold of the pole, shooting Cassie a determined look, indicating she was ready for her turn.
Cassie, impressed by Barbie's unexpected talent, turned the music back on. Barbie confidently ascended the pole, twerking and incorporating moves she had just witnessed. She executed a smooth descent, straightening her legs while twerking, and began swinging on the pole with remarkable grace, leaving Cassie stunned.
The song reached its end with Barbie concluding her performance with twerks up and down the pole. Cassie, still in awe, clapped vigorously, the sound resonating in the room. Barbie smiled in response.
"Omg, Barbie, you didn't tell me you were a good pole dancer," Cassie exclaimed, her amazement evident. Barbie, nonchalantly, walked over to the speaker, turning off the music before addressing Cassie.
"I have never danced on a pole before, just saw how you did it and did the exact same thing," Barbie confessed, her honesty drawing a smile from Cassie.
"With a little spice, that's for sure," Cassie added, the two sharing a smirk followed by laughter.
"Now we know you're going to ace the audition," Cassie confidently declared.
Barbie, feeling a bit tired, inquired, "Do you have to dance to a full song during the audition?" The question lingered, hinting at Barbie's concern about the potential duration of her performance.
"Not really, it's actually gonna be one song with girls just dancing a little and leaving for the next girl," Cassie explained, offering clarity about the audition format.
"Well, that's nice," Barbie responded with a yawn, conveying a mix of exhaustion and relief. Cassie smiled, understanding the toll of their practice session.
"Now that the practice is over, it's time to go shopping in the adult store!" Cassie exclaimed with excitement, raising her hands in joy. However, she noticed Barbie's sudden change in mood.
"What's wrong, Barbie?" Cassie inquired, observing Barbie pacing around the room.
Barbie hesitated before admitting, "Well, I don't have money to go shopping." Cassie scoffed at her response.
"Is that what's making you sad? Bills on me," Cassie declared, offering to cover the expenses. Barbie shook her head in disapproval.
"No, you've done enough already," Barbie insisted, refusing Cassie's generous offer.
"Please, Barbie, don't start. I don't see what is there in me buying you things. Besides, if you pass your audition, you get to work today, which means you will be making money today," Cassie reasoned, attempting to lift Barbie's spirits.
"Really?" Barbie asked, a glimmer of hope evident in her eyes. Cassie nodded, bringing a ray of optimism to Barbie's demeanor.
"The audition will be around 8 pm, and if you pass, you get your own section and you will start working," Cassie explained, laying out the details. However, Barbie's expression turned into a slight frown.
"Will I have to be coming home late?" Barbie whined, expressing her concerns.
Cassie responded, "Depends on how much money you want to make that day." Barbie looked confused.
"As for me, I usually stay until 1 am, sometimes 12 am, depending on how much money I want to make. I go from rooms to rooms to see if I can make money. Customers even pay to talk. But don't let any pimps deceive you, okay?" Cassie clarified, noticing Barbie's questioning look.
"Pimps are those people who come to the club to deceive baby strippers, promising them the world just to use them. If any girl asks you about how much you made, just say enough for the night. Never tell them about your money to avoid girls' eyes on you," Cassie added, and Barbie nodded in understanding.
"Make sure when you feel like cleaning yourself, you use the bathroom to avoid irritating anybody. And don't pick a fight with anybody; it's not a good first impression for a baby stripper. You got that?" Cassie emphasized, looking directly at Barbie.
“Yeah, I do. Thanks,” Barbie responded, and Cassie smiled.
Cassie and Barbie prepared to go shopping for stripper clothes. After a few minutes, they finished and headed for the car. Barbie kissed Lilo’s forehead and followed Cassie, locking the door behind her. In the car, Cassie drove off.
Barbie’s POV:
Arriving at the adult store, all I could see were bras, pants, thongs, and some pretty high heels. Cassie picked out a thong for herself and told me to choose what I wanted. As I strolled around, pink high heels immediately caught my eyes. I decided to pick them, along with a pink thong with a touch of white, and some bras and pants. I went to meet Cassie, and she handed me a gym-looking bag. We finished shopping, went to the cashier, and Cassie paid for everything. Back at the car, Cassie checked her phone and gasped.
"What's wrong, Cassie?" Barbie inquired.
"Look at the time," she blurted, showing Barbie her phone. Barbie stretched her neck to see.
"Okay, the time is 6 pm. What's the big deal?" Barbie said, unfazed. Cassie slapped her forehead, shaking her head. Her action made Barbie rethink it, and she gasped.
"Michael!" Barbie yelled, and Cassie nodded.
"OMG, we need to go pick him up," Barbie said, pacing around with worry. Cassie stopped her and frowned.
"Let's go pick him up instead of you pacing around, bitch," Cassie smirked, making Barbie roll her eyes.
They both got into the car, and Cassie drove to Michael's school. A few minutes later, she stopped abruptly at the school gate, seeing Michael standing beside a man with an ice-cream in his hand.
"Barbie, who is
that man?" Cassie asked, pointing towards him while holding the car wheel.
Barbie, shocked to see Mark sitting beside Michael, immediately got down from the car and rushed towards them, yanking Michael away from him."Well, hello Miss Barbie," Mark greeted her as if nothing had ever transpired between them."What do you want, huh? And what were you doing with him?" she questioned, referring to Michael, who stood clueless beside her."Why would you leave your son alone?" Mark retorted, ignoring her questions. She rolled her eyes."Stop trying to change the topic," Barbie said, rolling her eyes again. Mark smirked."Well, he is a sweet boy, and I would like to see him more often," he declared."Don't you dare come close to him!" Barbie warned, turning to leave with Michael in her arms."Never gonna happen," he uttered, making Barbie halt on her tracks. She turned to see him smirking.Mark left Barbie with a shocked face. Shaking it off, she went to meet Cassie in the car, who was wondering what was going on. Barbie opened the back door, put Michael inside, clo
The atmosphere outside was enveloped in darkness as ominous storm clouds loomed overhead, foretelling the imminent arrival of a great storm. Inside the cozy living room, Barbie and Cassie were engrossed in a movie, seeking refuge from the impending tempest. Meanwhile, Michael found entertainment in playing with Lila, a playful scene unfolding amidst the gathering gloom.Barbie’s attention was fixed on the television screen, her gaze unwavering as she absently reached for a bowl of chips within arm’s reach. Delving her hand into the crisp contents, she extracted a generous handful of chips and promptly indulged in the savory delight, her focus entirely on the unfolding on-screen drama.Cassie, observing Barbie’s intense engagement with the movie, couldn’t help but voice her thoughts on the plot. “I don’t know why someone would just decide to waste their life stalking a person,” Cassie remarked, directing her commentary at the fictional events unfolding. However, Barbie, immersed in the
Cassie, visibly angered, retorted, “Oh, shut your trap up! Who the hell do you think you are?” The room fell silent as the unexpected rudeness hung in the air.A calm voice on the other end questioned, “Cassie, when will you learn manners?” The caller’s shock was palpable, and an eerie laughter echoed through the room.Observing Cassie’s inability to respond, Barbie seized the phone in frustration. “Listen up, you piece of shit! Stop calling my number. I don’t know who you are, and I don’t give a damn, just stop calling!” Barbie’s yell reverberated with a mix of anger and fear.In a twisted response, the caller said, “The voice of an angel that warms my soul every time I hear it, my love.” Barbie, furious, muttered, “Son of a bitch!” before slamming the phone down and turning off her device.Breathing heavily, Barbie faced Cassie, who warned, “Barbie, looks like you have a stalker.” Fear gripped Barbie as she sought advice, “What the hell, oh gosh, what do I do?”Cassie attempted to r
Cassie was peacefully snoring on the bed while Barbie indulged in a relaxing bath. Once Barbie finished, she efficiently went downstairs and skillfully prepared breakfast. In just a matter of minutes, she called everyone down to partake in the morning meal. Barbie observed how Cassie and Micheal hastily descended the stairs with Lilo, prompting a subtle eye-roll from Barbie due to their hurried entrance."Why were you guys running like you were being chased by something?" Barbie glared at both of them, eliciting giggles from Cassie and Micheal. Puzzled by the amusement, Barbie was approached by Cassie, who placed a hand on her shoulder and strolled around her."Oh, my sweet little Barbie, we came running when we heard you cooking," Cassie confessed, playfully slapping Barbie's shoulder. Barbie rolled her eyes and brushed off Cassie's hand."Well, this isn't the first time I'm cooking," Barbie announced proudly while serving the food, as Cassie and Micheal stared at it with hungry eyes
"Why?" she exclaimed, rising and hurling her lamp against the wall. The room reverberated with the shattering of glass. "It's over, it's all over. Where do I even begin?" she wailed, posing questions unanswered, her hands entangled in her disheveled hair."They just left me with my little brother!" Her anguished voice betrayed the pain within. Barbie, a nineteen-year-old, once lived a blissful life with her parents and her three-year-old brother Michael. However, the fabric of her existence unraveled that fateful night. A phone call shattered her world, delivering the devastating news of her parents' demise in a car accident. She stood there, paralyzed, unsure whether to weep or scream, a maelstrom of emotions engulfing her. The realization that she had no one left but her toddler brother sank in, a daunting prospect for a nineteen-year-old. Her parents' death felt surreal, a nightmarish ordeal she couldn't escape.The following morning found Barbie sprawled on her bedroom floor, the
Barbie’s eyes widened in horror as she saw the gun aimed at her little brother’s head. A chill ran down her spine, and her heart raced with fear. The gravity of the situation sank in, and she realized the dire consequences of defying her aunt.“What’s going on?Let go of my brother,why are you doing this?” Barbie’s voice trembled as she confronted Aunty Ruth, torn between her love for her little brother and the coercion before her.Aunty Ruth maintained a sinister smile, reveling in the power she held over Barbie. “Simple, my dear. Sign those papers, and your brother lives. Refuse, and…” Aunty Ruth paused, letting the unspoken threat linger in the air.Barbie’s hands shook as she reluctantly took the documents from Aunty Ruth. She scanned through the papers, realizing that her signature would seal their fate. The weight of the choice pressed heavily upon her, torn between her love for her brother and the fear of losing him.“Barbie, don’t do it,” Michael’s innocent voice pleaded, his e
Barbie and Cassie sat in the living room, sharing stories of the hardships life had thrown their way. In the midst of their conversation, Barbie couldn't help but be curious about Cassie's current living situation."So, how come you are staying alone now?" Barbie asked, her words reflecting a genuine concern."What, am I not old enough to stay alone?" Cassie teased playfully, injecting a light-hearted tone into the moment."No, that's not what I meant... I'm sorry," Barbie quickly apologized, not wanting Cassie to misinterpret her question."I know, loosen up. I'm just joking with ya," Cassie chuckled, attempting to ease the tension."Oh, okay," Barbie breathed out a sigh of relief, appreciating Cassie's understanding. However, Cassie noticed Barbie's discomfort, evident in her nervous glances around the house and the rhythmic tapping on her lap."Barbie, you don't need to feel uncomfortable, okay? We've been best friends for years now," Cassie reassured her, trying to ease her nerves
It was 6:34 am in the morning, and Barbie tried to block the sun's rays with her hands, but it wasn't helping until a shadow blocked the rays on her. Barbie blinked her eyes twice to see what was blocking the bright sun, only to find Cassie standing there, smiling at her creepily."OMG, Cassie!" Barbie yelped, a little frightened.Cassie just stood there laughing, and Barbie got up from the bed, looking at the clock and then at Cassie. "You're just coming back?" Barbie asked, astonished, and Cassie smiled."Well, yes!" Cassie responded, and Barbie rolled her eyes at her response. "Gosh, you didn't even get to sleep," Barbie frowned.Cassie glared at her while taking her shoes off. "Who said I'm not going to sleep?" She yawned before jumping on the bed and using the duvet to cover herself."Don't tell me you're gonna sleep all day!" Barbie scoffed, unamused."I won't tell you, I'll show you," Cassie beckoned before laying her head on her pillow.Barbie stared at her, a bit bothered at
Cassie was peacefully snoring on the bed while Barbie indulged in a relaxing bath. Once Barbie finished, she efficiently went downstairs and skillfully prepared breakfast. In just a matter of minutes, she called everyone down to partake in the morning meal. Barbie observed how Cassie and Micheal hastily descended the stairs with Lilo, prompting a subtle eye-roll from Barbie due to their hurried entrance."Why were you guys running like you were being chased by something?" Barbie glared at both of them, eliciting giggles from Cassie and Micheal. Puzzled by the amusement, Barbie was approached by Cassie, who placed a hand on her shoulder and strolled around her."Oh, my sweet little Barbie, we came running when we heard you cooking," Cassie confessed, playfully slapping Barbie's shoulder. Barbie rolled her eyes and brushed off Cassie's hand."Well, this isn't the first time I'm cooking," Barbie announced proudly while serving the food, as Cassie and Micheal stared at it with hungry eyes
Cassie, visibly angered, retorted, “Oh, shut your trap up! Who the hell do you think you are?” The room fell silent as the unexpected rudeness hung in the air.A calm voice on the other end questioned, “Cassie, when will you learn manners?” The caller’s shock was palpable, and an eerie laughter echoed through the room.Observing Cassie’s inability to respond, Barbie seized the phone in frustration. “Listen up, you piece of shit! Stop calling my number. I don’t know who you are, and I don’t give a damn, just stop calling!” Barbie’s yell reverberated with a mix of anger and fear.In a twisted response, the caller said, “The voice of an angel that warms my soul every time I hear it, my love.” Barbie, furious, muttered, “Son of a bitch!” before slamming the phone down and turning off her device.Breathing heavily, Barbie faced Cassie, who warned, “Barbie, looks like you have a stalker.” Fear gripped Barbie as she sought advice, “What the hell, oh gosh, what do I do?”Cassie attempted to r
The atmosphere outside was enveloped in darkness as ominous storm clouds loomed overhead, foretelling the imminent arrival of a great storm. Inside the cozy living room, Barbie and Cassie were engrossed in a movie, seeking refuge from the impending tempest. Meanwhile, Michael found entertainment in playing with Lila, a playful scene unfolding amidst the gathering gloom.Barbie’s attention was fixed on the television screen, her gaze unwavering as she absently reached for a bowl of chips within arm’s reach. Delving her hand into the crisp contents, she extracted a generous handful of chips and promptly indulged in the savory delight, her focus entirely on the unfolding on-screen drama.Cassie, observing Barbie’s intense engagement with the movie, couldn’t help but voice her thoughts on the plot. “I don’t know why someone would just decide to waste their life stalking a person,” Cassie remarked, directing her commentary at the fictional events unfolding. However, Barbie, immersed in the
Barbie, shocked to see Mark sitting beside Michael, immediately got down from the car and rushed towards them, yanking Michael away from him."Well, hello Miss Barbie," Mark greeted her as if nothing had ever transpired between them."What do you want, huh? And what were you doing with him?" she questioned, referring to Michael, who stood clueless beside her."Why would you leave your son alone?" Mark retorted, ignoring her questions. She rolled her eyes."Stop trying to change the topic," Barbie said, rolling her eyes again. Mark smirked."Well, he is a sweet boy, and I would like to see him more often," he declared."Don't you dare come close to him!" Barbie warned, turning to leave with Michael in her arms."Never gonna happen," he uttered, making Barbie halt on her tracks. She turned to see him smirking.Mark left Barbie with a shocked face. Shaking it off, she went to meet Cassie in the car, who was wondering what was going on. Barbie opened the back door, put Michael inside, clo
In Cassie's dance practice room, Barbie was getting a lesson on pole dancing. Cassie, an experienced dancer, demonstrated the art of balancing and moving on the pole."The key is to have a dry palm," Cassie instructed, wiping her hands with a towel before gripping the pole and ascending. Barbie observed, amazement reflected in her eyes."Now, I'm going to show you how to dance on a pole. Can you turn on the speaker and play music?" Cassie directed, pointing to the nearby speaker. Barbie promptly followed the order, activating the music that filled the room.As the beats blasted from the speaker, Cassie began her dance routine, showcasing her skills on the pole. Barbie watched, captivated by Cassie's movements, a hint of admiration in her eyes.When the music came to a halt, Barbie couldn't contain her enthusiasm. She clapped her hands and let out an amazed scream, appreciating Cassie's dance. Cassie smiled in response."Now it's your turn," Cassie declared, turning her attention to Ba
It was 6:34 am in the morning, and Barbie tried to block the sun's rays with her hands, but it wasn't helping until a shadow blocked the rays on her. Barbie blinked her eyes twice to see what was blocking the bright sun, only to find Cassie standing there, smiling at her creepily."OMG, Cassie!" Barbie yelped, a little frightened.Cassie just stood there laughing, and Barbie got up from the bed, looking at the clock and then at Cassie. "You're just coming back?" Barbie asked, astonished, and Cassie smiled."Well, yes!" Cassie responded, and Barbie rolled her eyes at her response. "Gosh, you didn't even get to sleep," Barbie frowned.Cassie glared at her while taking her shoes off. "Who said I'm not going to sleep?" She yawned before jumping on the bed and using the duvet to cover herself."Don't tell me you're gonna sleep all day!" Barbie scoffed, unamused."I won't tell you, I'll show you," Cassie beckoned before laying her head on her pillow.Barbie stared at her, a bit bothered at
Barbie and Cassie sat in the living room, sharing stories of the hardships life had thrown their way. In the midst of their conversation, Barbie couldn't help but be curious about Cassie's current living situation."So, how come you are staying alone now?" Barbie asked, her words reflecting a genuine concern."What, am I not old enough to stay alone?" Cassie teased playfully, injecting a light-hearted tone into the moment."No, that's not what I meant... I'm sorry," Barbie quickly apologized, not wanting Cassie to misinterpret her question."I know, loosen up. I'm just joking with ya," Cassie chuckled, attempting to ease the tension."Oh, okay," Barbie breathed out a sigh of relief, appreciating Cassie's understanding. However, Cassie noticed Barbie's discomfort, evident in her nervous glances around the house and the rhythmic tapping on her lap."Barbie, you don't need to feel uncomfortable, okay? We've been best friends for years now," Cassie reassured her, trying to ease her nerves
Barbie’s eyes widened in horror as she saw the gun aimed at her little brother’s head. A chill ran down her spine, and her heart raced with fear. The gravity of the situation sank in, and she realized the dire consequences of defying her aunt.“What’s going on?Let go of my brother,why are you doing this?” Barbie’s voice trembled as she confronted Aunty Ruth, torn between her love for her little brother and the coercion before her.Aunty Ruth maintained a sinister smile, reveling in the power she held over Barbie. “Simple, my dear. Sign those papers, and your brother lives. Refuse, and…” Aunty Ruth paused, letting the unspoken threat linger in the air.Barbie’s hands shook as she reluctantly took the documents from Aunty Ruth. She scanned through the papers, realizing that her signature would seal their fate. The weight of the choice pressed heavily upon her, torn between her love for her brother and the fear of losing him.“Barbie, don’t do it,” Michael’s innocent voice pleaded, his e
"Why?" she exclaimed, rising and hurling her lamp against the wall. The room reverberated with the shattering of glass. "It's over, it's all over. Where do I even begin?" she wailed, posing questions unanswered, her hands entangled in her disheveled hair."They just left me with my little brother!" Her anguished voice betrayed the pain within. Barbie, a nineteen-year-old, once lived a blissful life with her parents and her three-year-old brother Michael. However, the fabric of her existence unraveled that fateful night. A phone call shattered her world, delivering the devastating news of her parents' demise in a car accident. She stood there, paralyzed, unsure whether to weep or scream, a maelstrom of emotions engulfing her. The realization that she had no one left but her toddler brother sank in, a daunting prospect for a nineteen-year-old. Her parents' death felt surreal, a nightmarish ordeal she couldn't escape.The following morning found Barbie sprawled on her bedroom floor, the