I cannot say I daydream. Particularily not about what should come to be written on my tombstone or which famous person I might have for dinner. I am a busy man. I do not have the time for sentimental meandering.

Steven Taylor
A Perfect Murder

To be frank I do not feel either concept is applicable to the way in which I conduct my business ( Read more... )

Is astounding the change in Emily's demenour since her discovery of her near escape from certain heartache at the hands of her cold and calculating lover, David Shaw, or should we say Winston le Grange. My eagerness to forgive her indiscretions has left her so very grateful to me. She has never been a more attentive and dutiful wife ( Read more... )

I just recieved the joyous news from my source.

amused!

My week keeps getting better and better.

Perhaps I should send Sean a thank you card? And of course, some flowers in sincere condolence for Davy boy.

David, David, David ( Read more... )

Do I believe in love at first sight?

( Love )

Is there ever a reason to get blindingly drunk?Alcohol is a social lubricant. I enjoy a drink, or if the scotch is exceptional, a few drinks. In social situations I will indulge in so far as the particular company indicates that such an indulgence is expected and desirable. Not so little as to mark me as odd and not so much as to draw any attention ( Read more... )

David is only as good as the hand that steers him.

I am irritated.

Sean.

Do you think it coincidence that you - a wealthy, insecure and lonely man - met David Shaw- a younger version of your own obessession - in a seedy bar, one cold night?

Think about it.

*Steven Taylor leaves the following message on David Shaw's cell phone. His tone is like honey, sweet and seductive, there is no hint of anger or threat in his voice.*David ( Read more... )