Immature love says: 'I love you because I need you.' Mature love says 'I need you because I love you. - Erich FrommZee...
I moan in satisfaction taking the cheese cake off the fork that Bricks feeds to me. We rescheduled the dinner to tonight since its my night off, and honestly I'm glad I came out with Bricks instead of staying in or going out with Ryan and the crew.
I'm actually enjoying myself that I have done in all long while. We've actually been out all day to be exact. We went to a movie, shopping and now we're ending it with dinner at the Cheesecake Factory. He was spoiling me, yes but he's not winning my heart over. I hope he knows that.
"You got something on your lip." He smirks. I giggle with hooded eyes as he leans over the table, kissing me passionately. It was a little sticky because we were both eating strawberry cheesecake and the syrup we devoured made our lips stick. He pulls back, smiling as I smiled back.
"Is it gone?" I question.
"Yea." He stretches out smoothly as he took a seat. I lick my lips, laughing going back to my dinner. We both had already ate, but I ordered another round of food. I haven't really been eating these last few days. Mostly because the worry of my brother's safety was getting the best of me. I haven't heard from him months sometimes I really do believe he's dead.
"You ok?" Bricks questions concerned. I guess he could sense me in deep thought.
"Yea just a lot on my mind." I mummer, playing with the broccoli on my plate.
"Like what?" He questions. I shake my head and sigh. Being as though Bricks is my best friend, I tell him almost everything but most things I keep to my self.
"I don't want to talk about it."
"So my parents asked about you the other day. They invited you to dinner next Friday night." I nod slowly. The Gomez family was nothing but nice to me. They actually treated me like family.
I use to love going over there when I couldn't stay home by myself. We would go on family trips to water parks or the beach. It was what I always wanted as a child. And they gave me that.
"I'll see what my schedule is looking like tomorrow and I'll let you know." I smile.
"Don't bullshit me Zee."
"I'm not. I got you." I tell him, cutting into a piece of chicken with my fork. I know this means something to him, and I really do want to see his family. I haven't seen them since graduation, and I moved right of my parents home.
"They still in the old house?" He nods.
"Yep. They ain't moving no time soon." We both laugh into a comfortable silence.
"So what are you going to tell them when they ask about your occupation?" I raise a brow, sighing as I sit my fork down. He always seemed to bring my job up in almost every conversation.
"I'm an entertainer. You known me since day one Bricks. I keep it real, I always have. So if they ask, Ima keep it a hunnid. I'm a stripper I work at Envy. Your twin brothers know, they come there almost every night." Bricks has two older twin brothers, they're a year older then us. They real cool, I see them almost every night but I don't dance for them. If I'm bartending, of just walking the floor they always speak and keep it moving.
"Great. You can't even lie if you wanted too." I furrow my eyebrows as he shook his head.
"What did you tell them Bricks?" I question furious. He shrugs, sitting back.
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General FictionA 23 year old woman who has never been in love, plays a man's game in the streets of Baltimore, Maryland. Zee Banks has never been in love, and isn't looking for it either. Money is the only thing on her mind, until her best friend by the name of J...