She goes to Classifieds

Tanya doesn't understand why she needs to go to Classifieds other than she simply feels like she better get over there in a hurry because Tony needs her. Leaving her clothes behind she immediately heads out into the chilly September night air dressed in nothing but the bikini.

She walks right up to the bouncer passing a line of gawking and whistling men. The bouncer squints at the teen. "I'm guessing you're here for the competition? You wouldn't happen to have an i.d. hidden somewhere I can fish out for ya?"

"I left my wallet and i.d. at Superstar. I guess Tony's waiting for me?"

The bouncer rubs his chin and cocks an eyebrow. This definitely wasn't the girl Tony sent across the street to find a better costume. He shrugged. Who was he to deny a morsel the opportunity to slut it up on stage? "Fine," he unclasps the velvet rope blocking the entrance and allows Tanya access.

Meanwhile, Maggie exits the dressing room ready to show the skirt off to Tanya. As she scans the store looking for her friend the door to the other dressing room opens and a girl dressed in a school girl skirt rudely pushes her out of the way heading to the cashier. "I'm in a hurry," she growls. She slaps her credit card on the counter, "ring me up, I'm on next."

Maggie scowls at the girl before turning her attention back toward locating Tanya. Where could she be?

"Oh, hey," the clerk says to the pushy girl, "I totally mistook you for the other chick." Maggie's ears perk up.

"What?" The girl asks.

"Yeah, Tony called and said the girl looking for a costume needed to back ASAP and I thought he meant the other chick and told her to get over there. She went over with one of our bikinis on, so I think she's going to steal your spot. If yer still gonna strip and need to get over there you can pay me later."

"Fuck! I need that prize money," and without a thanks to the cashier, the girl once again rushes by Maggie and out the door toward Classifieds. It only takes Maggie a second to figure out what happened to Tanya. She starts to follow the girl out the door when the clerk runs out from behind the counter and steps in front of her.

"And where do you think you're going in that skirt?"

"I'll pay you later, just like her, I need to stop my friend," Maggie pleads.

"Nope. You don't look like you're strippin' and we have a deal with the club. They hang onto the costumes until after their sets to make sure they pay for them. You need to either pay for that skirt or take it off an put on your clothes."

Maggie doesn't have time to argue. She needs to stop Tanya before she's told to do something stupid or dangerous.