"Goodbye, Fifi; I'll be sure to call you once I make my next million."
Fifi gently shook her head of raven-black hair, more so in pity than disappointment. What a sad little man. The no-longer-a-millionaire Mr. Butterworth did his best to fulfill her needs and wants, but sadly he just wasn't up to the task -- financially, if little else. She could feel the old codger's fading eyes boring into her shapely form as she hurried from the bridal suite, her melon-heavy breasts swaying temptingly within the seemingly fragile confides of her skin-tight, shoulder-strap black dress. It was here, mere moments before that he brought to her attention the startling news of his dwindling bank account; the gentleman-thing to do, apparently. Silly old fool; he should have told her after he fucked her.
As she sashayed down the plush hallway of the Royal Victorian Hotel (one of the better humping dens on 3rd and 1st) she noticed a gentleman waiting for the elevator. Tall, slim and tanned, this fellow in his fifties had a thick head of slicked back hair, a devilish pencil moustache and, to a woman with Fifi's sixth sense of sifting through the newspaper stand entrepreneurs and the oil barons, knew a fine catch when she saw one. Standing next to him, her diamond earrings glimmering in the hotel hallway light, her stacked pearl necklace shimmering above her ample, perfume cleavage, Fifi reckoned it wouldn't be long before her next prize caught her eye. How right she was.
"Good evening, Miss," the fellow said, turning to face her. "Pleasant evening, is it not?"
"It certainly is," Fifi answered him fluttering her eyelids and pressing her arms between her beauteous breasts to amplify their importance.
"Off on the town tonight?" he enquired.
"Yes and no," she said. "My date just ran out of steam and now I've found myself at a loose end - do you know of any discerning gentleman who'd care to accompany me?"
He ogled her as a predator would a helpless meal. "I think I know of someone," he replied, grinning. "My name's Pinkerton," he offered.
"Fifi," she said, holding out her gloved hand. Her diamond bracelets tinkled and her mink fur hung in mid-air as Pinkerton took it and gently kissed her knuckle.