Ladies Night (2014)
“He had about twenty minutes to spare instead of five, so the two stepped outside the car and chopped it up. Amp and Dime were side by side, leaned up against her car in the driveway.
“So, when you get out of here and get your own place,”—She nodded toward the house—“are you going to keep dancing?”
“Good question.” Amp stared off into the night. “I’m not sure. I don’t want to. I’d rather get a regular job.” He folded his arms and looked to Dime. “What about you? How long are you going to keep DJ...’ing at a strip club?”
“Not long. I’m looking for a good job in my field, then I’m outta there.” Dime shared with Amp that she had graduated from college with a degree in business and finance. “The money from my other job isn’t enough to make ends meet, so until I find something that pays better, I have to keep DJ’ing at night.”
Amp was surprised. “Word? You have another job?”
“I have a part-time accounting job during the day, which bores me to death.”MoreLess
“So, when you get out of here and get your own place,”—She nodded toward the house—“are you going to keep dancing?”
“Good question.” Amp stared off into the night. “I’m not sure. I don’t want to. I’d rather get a regular job.” He folded his arms and looked to Dime. “What about you? How long are you going to keep DJ...’ing at a strip club?”
“Not long. I’m looking for a good job in my field, then I’m outta there.” Dime shared with Amp that she had graduated from college with a degree in business and finance. “The money from my other job isn’t enough to make ends meet, so until I find something that pays better, I have to keep DJ’ing at night.”
Amp was surprised. “Word? You have another job?”
“I have a part-time accounting job during the day, which bores me to death.”MoreLess
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