Suzie almost froze to the spot."He won't recognise me, he won't recognise me," she kept saying to herself in her mind. She was wearing he normal purpl... outfit with very dark glasses. After what seemed an eternity, she looked round to see the man had gone. John had taken her life away from her once before, he wouldn't be doing it again.Suzie left the restaurant and headed for her Mercedes. It was a nice little convertible in a darkish green. She didn't have any family, and the car suited her. The domestic cohabitation appealed to his sense of relationship and seemed to help keep his life in some sort of stable rhythm. He enjoyed having someone to talk to when he came home after a long day of recording. He liked having a companion to go out with to the movies, to social obligations, to the beach, or just to picnics up in Griffith Park. All of these were roles the groupies could not fill in his life, things that made him feel like an ordinary man instead of a celebrity.For the most. Um..folks are at work. They should e home after five. Before I had the chance to rearrange my shorts, she turned, extending her hand. “Nice to meet you Rick!” she answered, smiling as her eyes glossed over the bulge in my pants. “I just thought you could use something sweet while you unpack. Chocolate chip! Fresh baked this morning.” “Gee….thanks! Thanks again! ” I said smiling back, trying unsuccessfully not to stare at her blouse, which seemed to be fighting a losing battle to stay buttoned.. The sounds around me seemed to fade away as I listened, rapt, to his voice.“You are a consultant in financial services, and have incorporated yourself in that capacity. That much I did take the liberty of investigating. I have no interest in your outside life beyond that, but for the next, say, fifteen months, you will begin a process of finishing outstanding contracts, and you will not take on others. You will be consulting for us, and the terms of that contract have been prepared by my.