It's not entirely uncommon for friends of mine to swing into the club. For the most part, if they are acting like a customers should (drinks and dances) then I will chill with them unless it's more lucrative elsewhere. Last night was SLOW, the only other customers were a rowdy bachelor party (who were not worth the money to sit with. They eventually got thrown out for crawling up onto the stage while I was on it!). I'm sitting with my friends, a couple, I've known them for a little while now. I'm close to the chick, I call her my blonde twin. He boyfriend is a great guy, funny, and little goofy.
He asks for a dance and I say sure. His girlfriend is cool with it. He's not the first friend I've given a dance to. So up we go. I give him a dance and deliberately tone it down because it's my best friend's boyfriend. Apparently though, from his reactions, it was still a pretty bangin' lapdance. He stands up, all wide eyed and speechless, and immediately reaches for a cigarette. I poke fun at him and we head back downstairs. His girlfriend is sitting at the tiprail competing with the guys next to her to see who can tip the dancer on stage more (I love my friends). The Boyfriend says he thinks she's made at him, and I ask why. "Because she sees how I look at you." I make a joke that well, yeah, I get up on stage and ritually get naked. He chuckles and shakes his head no. I ask what he means. "Let's just say you're a ten in my book." I jokingly say I'm flattered and he smiles again. "I think I may have to come back by myself sometime with more money for dances."
WHOA RED LIGHT.
This is not cool to me. At all. If she were cool with it, sure, but I'm not entirely sure he;d run it passed her. I do not want to be involved if this is the case. He's a nice guy, handsome and all, but NO, my best friend's boyfriend, my good friend.
I was blown away and honestly couldn't talk much after that, my head was spinning.
Am I over reacting?



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