"Daddy says the Emir is very rich, and the Princess is one of the most important clients the practice has," she trilled."Why?" he asked, "She doesn't ...pend much with us." She doesn't spend much with us, I know, but it is a tremendous social cachet to be able to mention her to other clients; then we might get more of her father's business as well if we keep her happy. Perhaps we'll get all of his UK business, and not just the Oxford part of it. Didn't you say she would be Emir herself one day?". They don’t all have to be, but they typically are. Also, instead of having attack and points, cards have lust and stamina. And players have will points instead of life points.For the story of the world: make up whatever you want. This isn’t meant to be a 1-to-1 parody of Yu-Gi-Oh, and to use the same characters. The only thing that’s really the same is that basically everything the world over is determined by a children’s card game (except in this case, it’s an adult’s card game.For world. They told me I was adopted and that I still can legally use the last name 'Allen', but my born surname was McShane." So?" asked Tianna, not knowing what I was thinking.So I told her, "I hate sitting in the front row in school all the time. Those bastards are constantly bombing us with junk from the back of the room. Mom and dad told me (if I really wanted) that I could use my old dad's last name (McShane) when I get out of grade school."So, why don't you?" suggested Tianna innocently."I didn't. Linda asked, "Lisa, do you need any help?" She shook her head. Her mother grinned. "Okay, I'm going to change and head to the club for some tennis with Margie. See you two later. Feed him. He looks undernourished." She left the kitchen laughing.Lisa gave me no chance but pulled me into her arms again and kissed me long and hard again. We caught our breath without releasing each other.She said, "What do you like for breakfast?" Usually, I have a big breakfast and skip lunch." You seemed to eat.