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Title : Lucky
âImpatient old man! I told him to wait until the end of month. Why do you think I mowed your fuckinâ huge yard last week for? Itâs a bribe, you stinky old man!â I cried and then one shot my last drink.
I can only afford three of the same cheapest drink among other pricey menus in this high class club.
If itâs not because of their excellent security, I wouldnât even think of entering here. Strictly no underage, guns and drugs so I feel safer if I ever gonna get drunk alone.
But I knew I wouldnât. Being high tolerance and low on money is just impossible. Iâm aiming for getting light-headed, itâs enough.
Today was a shit day. After a couple weeks living the best of my life without a single conflict, finally today is the breaker.
Iâm fired- no, I quit my job. Iâm a waitress in one of the famous maid cafe for almost 3 years and today is the last string of my patience towards dirty customers. Those perverts love to sneak their wrinkled hands under our skirts but usually we just shrugged it off or playfully resist them.
But not this day. All I see was red when he boldly went for my front and I immediately threw a punch right on his smug face. I swear I heard bone cracking and Iâm sure I broke his nose but I didnât regret it. Iâll do it over and over again if I can.
To make it worse, my landlord shorten the duration for my rent to next week after everything Iâve done to him. Heâs a stinky old geezer.
Now Iâm jobless and have no money to even survive another week. How am I suppose to pay my rent? I canât tell my family either since I lied about working at a big company here in California.
Iâm basically screwed.
Without solution, I got up and decided to leave. Sitting here longer arenât going to wash my problems away.
I was walking the empty hallway towards the exit with the train of thoughts still harassing my head, visiting every single space in it and Iâm pretty much oblivious to my surrounding until something or someone bumped into me, hard.
âOw!â I screamed. It was so aggressive that it made me fell to the floor. I was ready to fight this person but when I looked up, I saw a beautiful man in a suit with slick back hair style, glaring at me.
âG-Get out of my w-way!â he stuttered. Body desperately leaning on the wall as if heâs going to fall any moment.
Even though heâs being rude to me when itâs clearly his fault, I didnât get angry because itâs weird. Heâs panting like a marathon runner, sweating like one too itâs drenching his lavish clothes.
And more importantly, he got a boner. A massive one.
âSir, are you okay?â I asked as I got up from the floor, reaching for him in pure concern but slapped away by him.
âNone of your b-business.â he stutter again yet his legs probably weaken as it gave out and I just go for it, wrapping his arm on my shoulder, helping him to stand despite his rejection. Heâs so weak that his slap only came as a brush now.
Iâm familiar with this, heâs definitely spiked.
âSir, you-â I got panicked when I heard footsteps coming towards us and I just opened a random door near us which then I realized itâs a store room with a bundle of maroon sheets on the floor. Locking the door behind us.
As soon as I locked, he went completely limp and fall down. Luckily for him, he went straight in the piles of sheets. Running to him, I helped him turn his body around to lie on his back.
âOh my god, are you okay?â Shaking his body as I ask, just to make sure he didnât die from that fall or something.
âI s-said⊠uh⊠filthy hands o-off⊠s-slutâŠ.â he moaned.
âIâm gonna pretend I didnât hear that. I just want to help so shut up before I punch you, okay mister?â
Though he glared at me, I ignore him. Iâm actually used to this since sometimes we do get drugged too by perverts so itâs not really surprising for me but I thought no drugs allowed here.
âA-Are you⊠giv⊠handjo-â he panted.
âNo, gross! Wait here.â
I left him without waiting for his respond, going to the bar and got back minutes later to a knocked man on the floor with a bucket of ice I got from an abandoned table.
âGood.â Now that he passed out, I can finally work in peace.
I grab one of the sheet, putting a huge amount of ice in it before tying it up into a ball and place it on his boner. Iâm not sure whether itâll work but it worth a try.
Waited for quite some time, making sure it helped calming the rock hard bulge down and thankfully it did. Since heâs still out, I replaced the ice to a new one before decided itâs fine to leave him.
I informed one of the bouncer about him which he immediately ran to the store. I leave him to it and head out. Are they always that kind to their customers? Maybe, anyway I walked to my apartment with the same stack of problem in my head. The incident before completely pushed back.
Itâs been five days since Iâm jobless. Iâve searched for a new job, going to countless of interview but failed every time. Donât get me wrong, my grades were pretty impressive but the reality is people are anxious to accept a Japanese woman into their company, afraid for the language barrier.
Dude, I obviously communicate with you in English fluently during interview not Japanese whatsoever. Itâs impressive how creative they are in making excuses.
Iâm currently sitting on a bench in the park near my apartment building, feeling disappointed after turned down again. Not gonna lie, Iâm almost lose hope. I only have enough money for a couple sandwich and I might have to just face the music later, telling the truth to my family.
âUgh!â I grunted, ruining my neatly tied into a bun hair in frustration manner. If I failed another interview, I have to consider my last option.
[Ring]
I immediately took out my phone out of my blazerâs pocket and saw an unknown number calling. Without hesitating, I answered in hope that itâs the company I went for interview yesterday.
âHello?â
âAre you free?â
I went to the direction the man on the phone told me and it leads me to a skyscraper on the other side of the town. I almost got lost on the way here.
I was greeted by a man in suit and guided me to the top floor of the building. I didnât remember going here for interview but I also gone to numerous interviews these few days so Iâm not surprise if I forgotten some of them.
Entering the mahogany door with a gold name plate carved âPresidentâ in it and lumbering straight to the only destination possible, the massive desk. Iâm actually nervous that the president wanted to meet me so sudden but at the same time curious.
The president had their chair to the back so I donât know if itâs a he or her and I think they still havenât noticed me coming. Collecting my courage before finally introduce myself.
âGood evening, president. Iâm Hira-â
The chair turned around halfway to my greeting and the person sitting on the throne is more than enough to make me speechless.
He smirk, âYouâre here.â
It was few minutes later when I found my words again. âWhereâs the president?â
âYouâre looking at him.â
Iâm confuse. âYouâre British?â
âI apologize on behalf of my past self. I was not in the right mind at that time and itâs rude for me to do that to you. Iâm sorry.â
âYou slapped me really hard, you know.â
âIâm aware, thatâs why I reached out to you. I know I should have done it earlier but unfortunately Iâm actively occupied until today.â
âHm, but I donât remember you possess such a beautiful accent before. Maybe thatâs why I didnât recognize you on the phone.â I asked genuinely out of curiosity.
âDo you even hear me? Of course, I was stuttering back then. I have a hard time uttering a word let alone promoting my accent.â He said, pouring his accent thicker into his words.
âSo itâs really you.â Somehow I feel like heâs not going to make things easier because if not, why did he had to call me all the way here?
âIs there any reason Iâm summoned?â I asked again when he remain silent.
He chuckled to my respond. âSo your nameâs Hirata Yui?â I simply nodded. âBut your demeanour doesnât match your name? I thought Japanese was suppose to act lovely and soft spoken.â
âI thought English men were suppose to have excellent manners. Did you left them in UK or something?â I blurted out. Fuck, it slipped my lips mindlessly. I didnât mean to go that far.
âOuch, you hurt me.â he said with hint of sarcasm. Luckily, he didnât take it personal.
âDonât act vulnerable, mister... Wait! How did you know all of these? I donât recall us exchanging information to begin with.â I donât even know his name but how come he knew mine?
He sighed while massaging his temple, looking all frustrated then stare back at me. âAre you foolish?â he growled.
As much as I want to respond to my heartâs content, I donât think itâs a good idea to bat word with him. I can almost feel the air thicken.
âMy name. Iâm Lucky Griffiths, the owner of this Four-Leaf Clover inc.â
I nodded, yeah I knew that but the other one. I didnât dare to ask yet I guess itâs written all over my face. âOh my god, youâre slow for a Japanese lady.â
âHey, stop being racist. It got nothing to do with my race.â
âNo, I didnât mean it that way. Youâre twisting my word.â
âYeah, because our first encounter arenât the best. Not the best I mean sucks.â
âThe drugs made me defensive, okay? I thought youâre the culprit thatâs probably the reason I acted that way. Would you even blame me for being careful?â
âYouâre a total asshole so blame me too for being defensive on you now. Iâm easily traumatize.â
He sighed again, âAnyway, all Iâm saying is the club you went is mine. Itâs my name. Lucky nightclub remember? Itâs mine.â
âWait, is it? So you got mine from their data or something.â This time itâs him who nodded. âOh, that explains why the bouncer⊠oh okay, okay.â
âAt last. The purpose of me desperately finding you is because I want to give you a reward for helping.â
âYou donât have to. Itâs not really a big deal. I only iced it, thatâs all.â
âI insist. Iâll give you money.â
âIâm fine. I got money to-â
âDonât spit those lies in front of me. I know youâre fired and you still havenât paid your rent. I know you need this. $20,000 enough?â
âWhat? Thatâs more than enough but Iâm still declining it.â
âWhy? Itâs an easy money.â
âBecause itâs easy money that I wonât accept it. Iâm not a âslutâ as you would titled me.â
âNo one labeled you that.â
âThe past you did.â
âThe past me was an embarrassment. The me now is⊠forget it. Please, just accept it.â
âNo, it doesnât make me feel good. You knew all I did was icing it until it goes down. I donât deserve that much money or need any of your money.â
âFine. Since you donât want it, youâre accepted.â
âAccepted what? I thought weâre done here.â
âYou got the job here.â he smirk. Chin in the palm of his hand, watching me confused all to myself.
âWait, wait. That escalated fast.â
âYouâre working here starting next week.â
âHold up. Can you do that? I donât need to go interview or something?â
He laughed. âAs the President, I got all the power to do anything. Why go through all that when you got a free pass or is it youâre addicted to introducing yourself?â
âNo, um, I didnât expect this coming.â
âExpect the unexpected, Yui. Just take it as luck. Youâre lucky you encounter a Lucky.â
I was left wordless by this man. Like having two personality and I thought heâll give me hard time but in fact, itâs otherwise.
I canât believe I walked in jobless and stepped out with not only a job but a decent workplace that I can finally tell my family. I was left standing in daze, staring at him when his words brought me back to reality.
âYou may go.â
âS-Sure, thank you so much, Mr Lucky. I appreciate it, Iâll work hard for you.â
He chuckle. âIâll email you the letter.â
âYes, yes. Iâll give you-â
âItâs fine.â
âBut you donât know my email address. Iâll give you-â
âDo I?â The infamous smirk landed on his face again for the hundredth time.