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The Real World: "I love her and I feel that I shouldn't," Alton says about Melissa, his ex, and that is their relationship as succinctly as one could put it. With the pregnancy scare and lingering doubts about her fidelity, Alton is confused as to why he is still holding out waiting for her. In the midst of his frustration, Alton goes clubbing and ends up meeting, and hooking up with, a girl who won first place in the Ghetto Fabulous Bikini Contest. They get naked in the communal bathtub which leaves Arissa with a bad taste in her mouth. Arissa confronts Alton and lets him know that she has lost respect for him. Alton apologizes and the two later discuss how he's going to deal with the "Melissa" situation. Alton ends up calling her to confess his sexual conquest and she reveals that she did, in fact, cheat on him when they were together. It's news that serves to end the relationship. Meanwhile, Brynn is broke. The paycheck from her job at Rain isn't cutting it, so she is forced to look for something else to help pay her bills. Since she loves to dance, she decides to try out to become a Go-Go dancer. After the audition she feels that she doesn't have a chance, but to her surprise Jean from Rain calls to tell her that one of the regular girls couldn't perform and wanted to know if Brynn could fill in. For the first time in a long time, Brynn is excited and happy to be in Vegas. On her first night, Brynn amazes the crowd, and her roommates, with her dancing ability. "Brynn's hot," Frank explains, "this is Brynn's calling. She should be a Go-Go dancer for the rest of her life."

How to Watch The Real World Season 12 Episode 9 Legally and Safely

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