Mine or nah (urban romance)
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  • Reads 1,352
  • Votes 17
  • Parts 4
  • Time 23m
Ongoing, First published Feb 09, 2015
Mercy is a man before anything. He doesn't take shit from anybody. Being on your own since the age of fifteen will do that to you.  Being a stripper on top of that just adds on to his I don't give a fuck attitude. Working the stage is second nature to him as he has been doing it since he was seventeen. He doesn't do relationships, not because he doesn't want one,  but because no one wants to date a stripper. The story of his life. So he sticks to one night stands and taking home horny women that he entertains at his job. Plus he was still young at the age of twentyfour and he doesn't plan on stripping forever. Why not have fun with no strings attached.

At least that's what he thought until a fine piece of ass walked her way in his life and now all he could think about was getting her in bed. But shit never works out for him. Problem one she is married. Problem two and the biggest of them all she is "faithful"
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