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<blockquote data-quote="stevew" data-source="post: 313530" data-attributes="member: 130">6 months later . . . . . Michael and Krystina walk through a solid door down a back alley and up a black lit staircase toward the source of thumping music.&nbsp; In a huge, dark chamber, young people sit around on sofas and up at a bar, a cavern filled with loud techno music and an archway off to the side opening up to a packed, strobe lit dance floor.&nbsp; Around a large square coffee table Krystina shouts, &quot;Why did Kevin want us to see this place?&quot;Angela answers, &quot;Because he bought it.&nbsp; Well half of it.&nbsp; I guess it&#039;s in his new book.&quot;Jay says, &quot;This place is freaking awesome.&nbsp; And my Uncle Kevin is an owner.&quot;&quot;I don&#039;t know if I&#039;d say awesome, Michael responds.&nbsp; Jay adds, &quot;There were a bunch of guys snorting coke in the bathroom.&quot;&quot;And that&#039;s awesome?&quot; Angela asks.&quot;I&#039;m not saying I would.&nbsp; What the hell.&nbsp; But I mean pretty awesome to watch,&quot; Jay laughs.&nbsp; Kevin approaches.&nbsp; &quot;So what do you think.&quot;Angela says, &quot;Jay thinks it&#039;s awesome.&nbsp; The dancing, the music we have to yell over, and of the guys in the bathroom snorting coke.&quot;&quot;Yeah it&#039;s a pretty wild scene.&nbsp; People gonna do what they wanna do.&quot;&quot;Can I get anyone something to drink?&quot;&quot;A very dry martini,&quot; Angela says.&quot;Not sure we&#039;ve got what it takes.&nbsp; Not that sort of place.&quot;&quot;I&#039;m not surprised.&nbsp; Jay and I&#039;ll have soda water with a lime.&nbsp; You can do a lime, can&#039;t you?&quot;&quot;We can manage.&nbsp; Michael?&nbsp; Krystina?&quot;&quot;I assume it would be out of the question to get a scotch worth drinking so what ever whisky you have.&quot;Krystina says, &quot;I&#039;ll have a soda and lime too.&quot;&nbsp; &quot;Be right back.&quot;&quot;He seems to happy,&quot; Michael says once Kevin has walked away from them.&quot;He does,&quot; Angela agrees.&nbsp; &quot;Makes me worried about what comes next.&quot;&quot;He does have some big swings.&nbsp; But maybe he&#039;ll be better now.&nbsp; He seems happy.They look over at him order drinks at the bar, his arm around a much older gentleman, kissing his lips and grinning from ear to ear.&nbsp; Michael says, &quot;Do you think he invited us to introduce us to his daddy issue?&quot;&quot;Michael doesn&#039;t have a daddy issue.&nbsp; Maybe a mother issue, loosing both his other and Lauren, but not a daddy issue.&quot;&quot;I wasn&#039;t insulting our father,&quot; Michael says.&nbsp; &quot;We were very lucky to have Richard as our father and really to have Emma as our mother.&nbsp; We all were.&nbsp; But that guy&#039;s old enough to be his father.&quot;Kevin returns with the older man and the two pass out drinks.&nbsp; Kevin says, &quot;I&#039;d like you to meet my partner, Brian Cunningham.&nbsp; Brian this is my brother Michael and my sister-in-law Krystina and my cousin Angela and her son Jay.&quot;Brian says, &quot;Nice to meet you all.&nbsp; Kevin has told me a lot about you and his two nieces, Kathy and Maggie and nephew, Richard, Ricky.&nbsp; Welcome to The Golden Mushroom.&quot;&quot;Where&#039;d that name come from?&quot; Angela asks.&quot;It&#039;s a long story,&quot; Kevin answers.&quot;So you&#039;ve had some experience owning clubs, down state and in Miami and Brazil and Spain.&quot;&quot;Yes I have.&quot;&quot;Divorced, father of two,&quot; Angela continues.&nbsp; &quot;Your oldest, Molly, she&#039;s like just a few years younger then Kevin.&quot;&quot;A few.&quot;&quot;And her biological father is Gary Ewing.&quot;&quot;You certainly know a lot about me.&quot;&quot;More than you be comfortable with.&quot;&quot;Angela, that&#039;s enough,&quot; Kevin says.&nbsp; &quot;I just wanted you to meet Brian, not investigate him.&quot;&quot;I&#039;ve got to say, I&#039;m impressed,&quot; Brian says, &quot;But I&#039;m an open book.&nbsp; I stopped keeping secrets a long time ago.&nbsp; You want to know something ask.&nbsp; But if you think I&#039;m going to hurt your cousin, well, your investigation didn&#039;t do a very good job and summing me up.&quot;&nbsp; Angela studies him and smiles.&nbsp; &quot;Well now that you meet my family, including Angela, I get to meet your family?&quot;&quot;A deals a deal.&nbsp; Though there&#039;s no one like Angela in my family, my mother&#039;s a bit much to handle.&quot;&nbsp; Angela says, &quot;She was married to Senator Sumner, wasn&#039;t she?&quot;&quot;A long time ago, but yes.&nbsp; As well as Gary Ewing.&nbsp; I hear you know the Ewing&#039;s.&quot;&nbsp; Then looking at Jay he says, &quot;You&#039;re a Ewing.&quot;Angela looks at Kevin with contempt.&nbsp; The next afternoon Kevin walks out of the Falcon Crest pool in a speedo leaving behind two girls playing in the water behind him.&nbsp; Angela walks out onto the pool deck and says, &quot;You can send them away.&nbsp; We&#039;ve got business to discuss.&quot;&nbsp; &quot;Business?&nbsp; What business.&nbsp; Publishing.&nbsp; The night club.&quot;&quot;Family business.&nbsp; So send them away.&quot;&nbsp; Michael walks up next, looking surprised and puzzled as Kevin sends the girls to the house to change, but he doesn&#039;t say a word.&nbsp; Angela says, &quot;I&#039;ve got our response.&quot;&quot;Who are we responding too,&quot; Michael asks.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="stevew, post: 313530, member: 130"] 6 months later . . . . . Michael and Krystina walk through a solid door down a back alley and up a black lit staircase toward the source of thumping music. In a huge, dark chamber, young people sit around on sofas and up at a bar, a cavern filled with loud techno music and an archway off to the side opening up to a packed, strobe lit dance floor. Around a large square coffee table Krystina shouts, "Why did Kevin want us to see this place?" Angela answers, "Because he bought it. Well half of it. I guess it's in his new book." Jay says, "This place is freaking awesome. And my Uncle Kevin is an owner." "I don't know if I'd say awesome, Michael responds. Jay adds, "There were a bunch of guys snorting coke in the bathroom." "And that's awesome?" Angela asks. "I'm not saying I would. What the hell. But I mean pretty awesome to watch," Jay laughs. Kevin approaches. "So what do you think." Angela says, "Jay thinks it's awesome. The dancing, the music we have to yell over, and of the guys in the bathroom snorting coke." "Yeah it's a pretty wild scene. People gonna do what they wanna do." "Can I get anyone something to drink?" "A very dry martini," Angela says. "Not sure we've got what it takes. Not that sort of place." "I'm not surprised. Jay and I'll have soda water with a lime. You can do a lime, can't you?" "We can manage. Michael? Krystina?" "I assume it would be out of the question to get a scotch worth drinking so what ever whisky you have." Krystina says, "I'll have a soda and lime too." "Be right back." "He seems to happy," Michael says once Kevin has walked away from them. "He does," Angela agrees. "Makes me worried about what comes next." "He does have some big swings. But maybe he'll be better now. He seems happy. They look over at him order drinks at the bar, his arm around a much older gentleman, kissing his lips and grinning from ear to ear. Michael says, "Do you think he invited us to introduce us to his daddy issue?" "Michael doesn't have a daddy issue. Maybe a mother issue, loosing both his other and Lauren, but not a daddy issue." "I wasn't insulting our father," Michael says. "We were very lucky to have Richard as our father and really to have Emma as our mother. We all were. But that guy's old enough to be his father." Kevin returns with the older man and the two pass out drinks. Kevin says, "I'd like you to meet my partner, Brian Cunningham. Brian this is my brother Michael and my sister-in-law Krystina and my cousin Angela and her son Jay." Brian says, "Nice to meet you all. Kevin has told me a lot about you and his two nieces, Kathy and Maggie and nephew, Richard, Ricky. Welcome to The Golden Mushroom." "Where'd that name come from?" Angela asks. "It's a long story," Kevin answers. "So you've had some experience owning clubs, down state and in Miami and Brazil and Spain." "Yes I have." "Divorced, father of two," Angela continues. "Your oldest, Molly, she's like just a few years younger then Kevin." "A few." "And her biological father is Gary Ewing." "You certainly know a lot about me." "More than you be comfortable with." "Angela, that's enough," Kevin says. "I just wanted you to meet Brian, not investigate him." "I've got to say, I'm impressed," Brian says, "But I'm an open book. I stopped keeping secrets a long time ago. You want to know something ask. But if you think I'm going to hurt your cousin, well, your investigation didn't do a very good job and summing me up." Angela studies him and smiles. "Well now that you meet my family, including Angela, I get to meet your family?" "A deals a deal. Though there's no one like Angela in my family, my mother's a bit much to handle." Angela says, "She was married to Senator Sumner, wasn't she?" "A long time ago, but yes. As well as Gary Ewing. I hear you know the Ewing's." Then looking at Jay he says, "You're a Ewing." Angela looks at Kevin with contempt. The next afternoon Kevin walks out of the Falcon Crest pool in a speedo leaving behind two girls playing in the water behind him. Angela walks out onto the pool deck and says, "You can send them away. We've got business to discuss." "Business? What business. Publishing. The night club." "Family business. So send them away." Michael walks up next, looking surprised and puzzled as Kevin sends the girls to the house to change, but he doesn't say a word. Angela says, "I've got our response." "Who are we responding too," Michael asks. [/QUOTE]

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