Chapter 66 Take This 200 as Reward

• Evelyn declined, so I couldn’t evaluate or taste her long and slender legs that were temptingly seductive, encased in black silk stockings. Then, she called someone over. That person was called Alex Murray. Alex was a shift manager, and Evelyn ordered him to take me around so that I could familiarize myself with the working environment here. Through Alex’s tour, I familiarized myself with the location and workflow of Emperor Relaxation Center’s female client department. Fishing out a pack of West, I handed Alex a cigarette and lighted it for him before I then lighted one myself. Subsequently, I surreptitiously slipped the rest into his pocket.
• Alex threw me a glance, but he didn’t decline. After taking me around the place and explaining the job scope and workflow to me, I followed him to the lobby of the relaxation center. Sitting on the sofa in the lobby, he took out my cigarettes and gave me one. “In future, try your best not to smoke if there are clients. Otherwise, if a client requests for a change because she hates the reek of cigarette smoke, you’ll be on the losing end just because of a paltry matter. If you really can’t repress the urge, either have some chewing gum with you or wear some cologne. Also, you’ve got to come at eight at night on the dot for your shift, and you can get off at one in the morning. If you’re willing, you can also stay for a while longer depending on the situation. Remember, you’re not allowed to have intercourse with the clients. Outside this place, that’s your own business, but within these walls, it’s expressly forbidden!” He gave me a lot of tips, perhaps because he was a kind person, or it might be that the pack of cigarettes had softened him.
• There weren’t many clients in the afternoon, so I took my leave from Alex and found a small hotel nearby to stay. There was no shortage of small hotels on this street, for the street was lined on both sides with either relaxation centers or superb places to have fun, so shagging spaces such as hotels were all the more indispensable. I reserved a simple single room, turned on the fan, and slept the afternoon away in the room, only going out at night. After eating a simple dinner, I then went to work.