“The line accidentally got cut off earlier. Where did you say you wanted to go?” Abel asked “Emmett”.

Emmeline pursed her lips and stared up at the 89-story building. “I said, why isn’t it appropriate for me to go to the Imperial Palace?” Obviously, she was unable to see Abel standing at the window watching her, but if he could see her from way up there on the 89th floor, his eyesight was truly incredible.

“The Imperial Palace is a mixed bag of decent people and society scum,” Abel replied, still looking at the tiny gray matchbox on the plaza that was the Bugatti. “It’s not advisable for fresh-faced boys to go there.”

This left Emmeline at a loss for words for a few seconds. “But you’ll be with me, right, Mr. Ryker? I’ll just look around the place with you; wouldn’t that be ok?”

Abel gave this due consideration and concluded that since this brat was a young man after all, there was no harm in taking him there just for a look. “Alright then,” he replied. “I’ll be down right away.”

“Okay! I’m waiting in the car, Mr. Ryker!” Emmeline ended the call, grinning broadly.

This infuriating man was quite approachable and warm, after all.

About ten minutes later, Abel exited the building, his suit jacket tossed over one shoulder.

“Mr. Ryker!” Emmeline stuck an arm out the window of the car and waved enthusiastically. “Over here!”

Abel headed over and scrutinized the good-looking youth in the driver’s seat. Emmett was still dressed entirely in black, from his silk shirt to his well-tailored pants. His white tie was the only splash of color in his outfit. All in all, he was extremely personable, with his clean-cut appearance and neat mustache.

tagging around his heels like a little brother would

smiling at, Mr. Ryker?” Emmeline blew at the

you in my car

see you at the

a little more careful on the road; don’t

Bugatti zipped out of the plaza, heedless of

chuckled,

the basement parking lot. Abel’s Rolls-Royce followed shortly

now, Mr. Ryker?” Emmeline strode over,

head to Section A,” Abel decided. “The services offered there

services” or the like. “Very well, I’ll

they were abruptly confronted by a scene of riotous nightlife, with people hustling and bustling

clapped her hands together.

“Listen, boy, you’d better not give your parents reason to think

Why would they think so?” Emmeline stroked her musteche. “I’m old enough

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