‘Okay, I will admit. Ashley is smoking hot with smoking capitalize,’ admitted the very heterosexual Deb.

‘And?’ asked Spencer who started to think about Ashley and her smiles and politeness after she was caught in an awkward position.

‘And I will so do her better yet, she could so do me and tell the reporters I did!’ laughed Deb who slammed the pillow across Spencer face that was red from blushing at Deb’s comment.

The Meeting

Ashley arrived at the label company on time for a first. She was trying to make an impression on the employees so she could win over them by being like her father. Music was his passion. Also, a passion for Ashley, too. She walked in reviewing papers that was fax from her father’s tax lawyers. He was doing good with the accounts and finances.

‘Um, Good Morning, Ash..’ said Kylie sitting at the board table waiting for Ashley who was into reading the papers.

‘Good Morning, Kay…’ returned Ashley who slammed down her briefcase. ‘So, how’s life going for you and Mr. Dennison?’

‘I don’t know sis. Sometimes he’s there and then he’s not. Maybe, you can get thru to him,’ said Kylie pleading for her sister’s help.

‘Okay, he’s my best friend but I just don’t want this to be a constant problem between you two. You two work together. You are not an official couple yet.’

‘I know but I KNOW, you can talk some sense into him since you are back in the states from doing all of Europe in,’ said Kylie laughing at the statement.

‘Kiss my ass, Kylie,’ said Ashley. She glanced up to see the board walking into the room. Everyone took their seats and that pleased Ashley. It made her feel more into place at the age of 21.

Ashley took certain stage, ‘Good Morning, Davies Record. Today’s presentation…….’

Back at the mansion

‘So is L.A. different from Sacramento?’ asked Deb who was sun bathing on the patio while Spencer was doing the same as her.

‘It’s the same if you ask me but L.A. is more fast pace. The guys are hotter!’ said Spencer sitting up.

‘What are you wearing tonight to the party?’ said Deb sitting up now. ‘We so need to go to the mall.’