25 The clerk already knew they would; she could always tell. She thought the girl was very cute, and the man nice to her. They were a nice young couple, which was very lucky. "If you wouldn't mind, Julie, you can return to the cocktail lounge, and tell Tom and Mr. McCarty I'll be with them in just a few minutes." "Do I leave my things?" "Here, the clerk has your things already in the packages." Julie went out of the shop with her shoes from Walmart's in the Charles Jordan box. The clerk was preparing the bill and replied, showing the receipt "four hundred and nine dollars, sir." "Yes, fine, I would like that bill sent to Mr. McCarty's suite." "Would you mind if I check with the reception?" "Oh, my dear, go right ahead." It only took a few minutes for the reception to verify that the charge would be fine. The clerk asked Jay to sign the bill, thanked him for his visit, and wished him well, hoping he would come again, while pointing out that he had excellent taste for beauty. She also commented that she hoped he and the young lady would be very happy together. As Jay turned the corner into the cocktail lounge, the first thing he saw was Julie, her eyes lit up like the stars in the sky. Taking his place at the table. Jay ordered a double Chivas as Bob gave a look of approval. "I think we should go to my suite; my people will be arriv- ing very soon." Index   Back Forward Tell A Friend About This Book! Buy The Book War Of The Gods by Jay Rome all rights reserved © FreeScape.com ©