Moving the car to the slot, he parked it and locked it,
then returned to Mandi.
Manuel looked a bit puzzled when he saw where Cade had put the car.
As he rolled up the hose, Manuel said, "Man, you lookin' for trouble parkin'
in those spaces."
"I'll fix it with the boss. Here's thirty bucks. The extra ten is just plain
ol' appreciation for the help."
With a smiling nod, Manuel took the money and said, "Hey, de nada, man. You
lemme know when you got anything else you need done, y'know?"
"Will do."
Nodding again, Manuel went into the building. Cade and Mandi walked around
to the front of the hotel and stood watching the never-ending crowd flow from
one hotel to the other for a few minutes.
"It's only eight-thirty," said Mandi. "Is there anything going on that you
particularly want to see?"
Watching a brunette in a skimpy barbarian-princess outfit go down the ramp,
Cade said, "Nope. Not really. I've seen the movies and I'm not into the RPG
stuff. Guess we could hit some of the dealer's room before it closes for the
night."
He turned to face Mandi and said, "After all, that's where we were both
headed when we met.
Pages:
91
92
93
94
95
96
97
98
99
100
101
102
103
104
105
106
107
108
109
110
111
112
113
114
115