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He was standing in an upscale hotel on the Sunset Strip with a decidedly European feel to it. Well, modern European if he were to be honest with himself. Not the good old Baroque architecture that he loved so well. Petrus Adonidrum walked from the suit where he had spent Friday night, and most of Saturday with a young politician who now won her first election to a state office. His work with her was done, and now he had another ally in the ongoing pursuit of his pleasures and his work.
He ws walking across the poolside bar wearing jeans and a polo shirt when he felt a familiar tingle. He stopped right after ordering a Bombay Sapphire Martini. He heard someone playing Frederic Chopin's Scherzo No. 2 Op. 31 and it felt...
Unemotional was the word that Petrus landed on. Yes, that was indeed it. The timing was immaculate. The technical skill was precise. But it was ever so slightly off. The was not enough difference in the key strokes between the high and lows, which might could be attributed to the open air setting, but Petrus didn't feel that were the case.
In fact, he didn't feel the music. Glancing around he was sure that no one else in particular felt it, but then he didn't expect it of them. He nodded his thanks to the bartender, and dropped a $20 on the bar top to pay for the martini.
He sauntered away from the bar and turned the corner looking for the pianist, thinking that he could help him or her. When he saw her, Petrus stopped and watched.
She had long silky dark hair that flowed down her back to the bottom of the small of her back. Her breasts appeared to be well formed, neither large nor small, though somehow more substantial than average. If one were to put a cantelop and a grapefruit side by side to her breasts, they would be on either side, from all appearances. Her skin was pale, almost to the point of being the color of warm cream. She was wearing a black dress that was bare backed, and came up the front in two thick swaths of cloth that encased her breasts but left substantial tracks of skin visible. Tasteful pearl earrings dangled from her earlobes and a pearl necklace draped down her front resting in the valley created by her breasts.
"Well she is no Martha Argerich. At least not yet, I can fix that."
Walking to the piano, Patrus dropped a $50 bill in the tip bowl and a business card. "Call me when you are ready to play for audiences that will recognize, and appreciate, your technical talent."
He headed back to the pool side bar, stopped, turned, and said, "If you get a break soon, we could talk then if you like."
He was standing in an upscale hotel on the Sunset Strip with a decidedly European feel to it. Well, modern European if he were to be honest with himself. Not the good old Baroque architecture that he loved so well. Petrus Adonidrum walked from the suit where he had spent Friday night, and most of Saturday with a young politician who now won her first election to a state office. His work with her was done, and now he had another ally in the ongoing pursuit of his pleasures and his work.
He ws walking across the poolside bar wearing jeans and a polo shirt when he felt a familiar tingle. He stopped right after ordering a Bombay Sapphire Martini. He heard someone playing Frederic Chopin's Scherzo No. 2 Op. 31 and it felt...
Unemotional was the word that Petrus landed on. Yes, that was indeed it. The timing was immaculate. The technical skill was precise. But it was ever so slightly off. The was not enough difference in the key strokes between the high and lows, which might could be attributed to the open air setting, but Petrus didn't feel that were the case.
In fact, he didn't feel the music. Glancing around he was sure that no one else in particular felt it, but then he didn't expect it of them. He nodded his thanks to the bartender, and dropped a $20 on the bar top to pay for the martini.
He sauntered away from the bar and turned the corner looking for the pianist, thinking that he could help him or her. When he saw her, Petrus stopped and watched.
She had long silky dark hair that flowed down her back to the bottom of the small of her back. Her breasts appeared to be well formed, neither large nor small, though somehow more substantial than average. If one were to put a cantelop and a grapefruit side by side to her breasts, they would be on either side, from all appearances. Her skin was pale, almost to the point of being the color of warm cream. She was wearing a black dress that was bare backed, and came up the front in two thick swaths of cloth that encased her breasts but left substantial tracks of skin visible. Tasteful pearl earrings dangled from her earlobes and a pearl necklace draped down her front resting in the valley created by her breasts.
"Well she is no Martha Argerich. At least not yet, I can fix that."
Walking to the piano, Patrus dropped a $50 bill in the tip bowl and a business card. "Call me when you are ready to play for audiences that will recognize, and appreciate, your technical talent."
He headed back to the pool side bar, stopped, turned, and said, "If you get a break soon, we could talk then if you like."