“Reasonable?” Marie said with a chuckle. “You can bet that is a five-star hotel. It even has its own golf course, see?” she finished, pointing...“Oh, shit,” Mike whispered as they turned into the drive to see an elaborately liveried doorman standing at the entrance, and beside him was another uniformed person who Mike assumed was a valet. He was wrong. The second person turned out to be a porter who took charge of their luggage, and yet another uniformed person soon appeared to park their. He would announce the new Performers. He rattled off about 20 new names. One name in particular caught my attention, as it was "Redsilk". Her Performer name was called right after mine, as she was to my left.I looked over at her, grinned, and said "nice name"."Thanks," she whispered.I later found out that she also roomed with Graphix. I could tell by the gleam in her eye that she would be as mischievous as myself.I was jarred out of my thoughts when Rilawild announced that I had already earned. My office has been trying to convince me for the past six months to take a position in one of the affiliate offices over here in the states. We have hotels and offices in almost all the major cities."St. Louis is a new market for us, and a challenge. While I would not be handling the really high profile celebrities I normally do, there is still the concert crowd. Occasionally movies are produced in and around St. Louis. There are plays, musicals, promotions... that sort of thing."What better. “We’ve been to Hawaii a dozen times and, quite frankly, we’re bored with it,” Heidi said haughtily.“Besides, it is probably like a third world country now.”Heidi said, “We’d have to leave the house unprotected.”“You don’t want to see your daughter get married?” Betsy asked incredulous at their callous attitude.“No.”“No.”“Aren’t you at least interested to find out what kind of guy she’s marrying?”“Why? She’s the one marrying him, not me,” Heidi said.“Now she’s his responsibility,” Cal said.Betsy.