This wasn’t the first client of Magus to call him brilliant.“A year ago a friend of mine in Washington D C told me to take my problem to Solutions...Incorporated. I took my friend’s advice and went to visit Magus. I gave him ten dollars to solve a problem for me. He took my money. After listening to my problem, he said that he would work on it, but he couldn’t make any promises on finding a good solution. I didn’t hear back from him. I didn’t even know that he had moved here from Washington. I. ”She went back to the dressing room, and a few minutes later, came back out.“Ohhhh. This is so pretty – don’t you think?”How do I describe this dress? It’s a soft medium gray, hits about mid-thigh, with a tie at the waist that brings attention to her bust.Tyra came in and said, “We don’t have a green in stock, but I can order it for you in any color it comes in.”“Thank you, Tyra – We’ll take the red dress she tried on and another one of the same design in Navy blue; the LBD she tried on and. It was set to automatically lock, as she was forbidden any keys. the back patio was screened in with dark screen which provided some privacy, though ,someone standing outside and close up could see through it. It provided little protection from the elements however, and although it was sunny, it was a chilly day. The cold cement made her feet numb and she shivered in the chill breeze. Certainly the weather dictated a jacket, if not a coat. She tipped over to the crude wooden box in the corner.. "I pay $25 but I don't have three bedrooms and three people to clean up after," I said."Do you have her number? I think I could talk my roommates into that."I told her I would write it down for her. I needed to tell Shannon to get some cards printed. I saw that Chris and Mandy were holding hands. I asked, "Are you ready to swap partners?"Chris put his arm around Mandy. April said, "He is just kidding. You guys look so cute. It sounded like you had a good time. I hope you had protection. I would.