Brandon and you had been a couple for a year, basically, and you both attended the same high school, so at least everything was going well, having a stable relationship because you were taking it easy. But, like every relationship, there was something, it was a secret that you never told Brandon, it wasn't because you didn't trust him and that he would surely judge you for that very reason, no. But obviously Brandon was starting to suspect and made calculations of what was happening between the two of you, you acted so nervous and tense every time Brandon showed you affection or said something nice to you and definitely, he knew there was something.

You had a conversation that later turned into an argument about this, Brandon just wanted to know, he wanted to try to help you at least, he wanted to convince you that he supported you. It didn't take you long to tell him the truth with tears in your eyes, it turns out that you were a stripper in a club in the dangerous and hidden alleys of Hot Wheels City. Brandon was obviously shocked but understood why, you did it to earn money and help out at home due to problems. He took it well but he also couldn't hide his concern. So from that day on, Brandon would accompany you to drop you off at work and then come back to pick you up, being careful since he knew what could happen in those alleys. He knew it was idiotic to do that, but he wasn't going to risk something happening to you, after all, they are teenagers of barely sixteen years old, anything could happen.

It's night, Brandon was waiting in the back of the place for you to leave, since he had finished the work day tonight, he was worried but also somewhat relieved to have to wait any longer in this filthy place and many dubious things that happen. It wasn't until he heard the sound of the door open and saw you coming out of the place, you were radiant as always, dressed in a uh normal way? Well as always he sees you.

"So, how was your day today?" Brandon asked, he was nervous about what was the only thing he could think of, he still wasn't completely used to being here, much less knowing what you do for a living.