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“The cashier softened after she took the money from Annie’s hand.”
“She politely told him she knew the way, but he insisted on introducing her to the girls of Girls, Girls, Girls .”
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“The day manager greeted her at the club, still in his shiny vest but now well lubricated and nearly slurring his words.”
“Ervice is the winner of the VQR Emily Clark Balch Prize for fiction.”
“Back out the door, back to the stage, passing Star as she was leaving—Jesus Christ, you scared me!—a hand on Annie’s shoulder, the first guitar refrains of “Legs” heating up, propelled forward onto the stage, the audience, the men, silhouetted, shapes on the banquettes, tattered upholstery, then splashed with light, faces yellow, green, blue, lit up like neon.”
“Article continues after advertisement She prepared to call Maria about her dad but couldn’t bring herself to do it.”
“Annie danced for them, and the dancing felt good, correct, and the men watched.”
“They say no touching, but .”
“__________________________________ From Roadshow by Nikki Ervice.”
“But the whiskey worked.”
“And again, and once more, again, Vera pressing her lips to Tom Selleck’s lips.”
“He escorted Annie to the dressing room with one hand on the small of her back.”
“No drinking, house rules, said the woman in the pink wig.”
“asked Curly-hair, with wariness in her eyes.”
“Has anyone seen Penny?”
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“And there was a wickedness creeping inside her, just as it crept inside Vera.”
“She must have worn an extra degenerate, hungry look because the cashier hawked her from the counter.”
“A man wearing a baseball cap low over his eyes sipped his drink and shifted in his seat.”
“Annie asked Star, who was moving toward the door, adjusting the elastic on her G-string, running her finger beneath.”
“They watched and they drank and, though the music was loud, they were quiet, secretive.”
“As Annie was apologizing, the woman with the curls took the bottle from her hand and threw it back anyway.”
“She did not enjoy soliciting, tray passing canapes at private events, groveling, please, would you, please, it’s caviar, yes, Osetra of course.”
“After a time, the normal chitchat and easiness of the room returned like a wound closing, the girls forgetting her intrusion.”