CAITLYN CLARKE’S POV I jump to my feet, “Go, Bambi, go!”Bass pounds through the floor like a second heartbeat, rattling the stage, vibrating through my ribs. Neon lights strob across slick skin and glitter on bodies draped in silk. The DJ’s voice booms over the speakers, hyping the crowd as dollar bills flutter like confetti on the stage.“COME ON, BABY!” someone screams beside me before popping a bottle of Dom Pérignon somewhere behind me.The air is thick—perfume, liquor, heat. August hasn’t loosened its grip yet, and inside the club it feels like the temperature has doubled. Bambi spins, arches, and the room loses its mind.When the music drops to a slow, hypnotic rhythm, she moves closer to the edge of the platform, eyes scanning the stage, and I reach into my purse, grab a stack of dollar bills before sneaking them into her garter straps. “You put quite a performance up there, Bambi.”“Oh, thank you. I love your outfit.” She looks me over before disappearing into the crowd. I’
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