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    “Come on, Coco, I need to come so bad I hurt,” a sexy male voice called out from Coco’s bedroom door.
    Maya turned toward the source of the voice and had to quickly look away. It was not quick enough though. She got an eyeful of Zen the Sin. He sure did live up to his name. Every perfect, naked inch of him was sinfully delicious. But he wasn’t the one she was interested in.
    “Hello again,” Zen greeted her with a sexy smile.
    Don’t look…don’t look…don’t look. She kept telling herself that as she answered him.
    “Yes, you too.”
    “Coco, come back to bed. You left me hanging like this and my cock feels like it’s going to fall off,” Zen complained, winking at Maya.
    Maya saw the wink. She looked, okay. She couldn’t help it. He was a beautiful piece of art, with a full arousal waving in the air. Oh shit!
    “Okay, okay, I’m coming!” Coco yelled at him.
    “Not yet, but you will be when I’m done with you,” Zen said sexily as he walked back into the bedroom.
    “Men, they only have one thing on their minds. The closed door is to your bedroom. Someone came earlier and dropped off your bags in there.” Cocoa went to her bedroom and waved goodbye to Maya.
    “See ya in a couple of hours. I’ll walk you down to the banquet room for dinner.”
    “Sure. See ya later,” Maya called out.
    She was suddenly all alone. She went to her bedroom and sat on the bed. She grabbed her cell phone and hit the speed dial button.
    “Maya?”
    “Hi, Grandma.”
    “Oh my dear, I am so glad you called. We were worried about you being so far away,” her grandmother said.
    She smiled into the phone. It was so good to hear her grandmother’s voice. “I’m find, Grandma. I promise. I got a job.”
    “Tay, she’s on the phone right now!” her grandmother yelled to her grandfather.
    Maya waited until she heard the familiar click of her grandfather picking up his own phone. She closed her eyes and pictured her grandparents sitting on their couch. There was a phone on either side of the couch so her grandparents could both be on the phone at the same time.
    “Hi, Grandpa.”
    “Baby girl, are you coming home?” her grandfather Tay asked.
    She laughed. “No, Grandpa. I have a job now.”
    “That’s wonderful!” her grandmother said.
    “A job? With who?” her grandfather asked.
    “I am working with the GCFA. I am leaving today to go on the circuit tour with them.”
    “You’re not going to be a fighter are you?” her grandmother asked worriedly.
    “No, Grandma, you know I have two left feet and no strength at all.”
    “Then what are you going to be doing?” her grandfather asked suspiciously.
    Oh crap! They were not going to be happy about this. What should she say? Should she even tell them? Maybe she could change the subject and…
    “Maya! Answer your grandfather.”
    Oops. She must have waited too long to respond. “Well…it’s an entrance level position. But I have great benefits.”
    “Maya!”
    “I’ve been hired as a ring girl,” she finally admitted.
    “A what?” her grandmother asked.
    “A ring girl. You know, the girls that walk through the cage to signal the beginning and ending of matches.”
    “Oh, well that’s nice,” her grandmother responded, clearly unfamiliar with what the job entailed.
    Her grandfather was very quiet. “Grandpa?”
    “You can come back home. I have friends that will give you a job.”
    “I have a job. One I got all on my own.”
    “At what cost? What other services are you expected to perform?” her grandfather demanded angrily.
    “Nothing, I swear! The ring girls do wear…short outfits. But it is mostly for publicity and promotion of the circuit. I might have to do some commercials.”
    “Commercials? You will be televised?” her grandmother sounded excited.
    “Mary, do not encourage her!”
    “Hush, Tay. We raised our girl right. She is grown now and has her life ahead of her. Let her live it.”
    She was on the verge of