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A Better Pair of Shoes "The Thinner Soul", a novel- Chapter 9


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#ABPOS The Thinner Soul, Chp. 9


Reece-   Women in business.  Always a friendly fight. We built what became of Ample Records; the household name and the phenomenon.  I'm overseer of management, and Kaylin walked away with all her publishing rights and most of the fame.  With "Death to Forty" the legacy continues.  I'm slouched in my seat when they come through the door one after each other like Dunbars do.  I know it's just the way the clock struck them.   I'm stunned by her resolve, but we're all stunned by each other's resolve.  They're book publishing royalty and we're new money in music, but it's one room, and we know how we all got here.  I'm sitting upright by the time everyone sits.  Radiance is not far behind with her heart shaped lenses. 

"Nice Shot."  Sam congratulated.

"So when can I get on the blog?"

"Blogs are for full comebacks." Jeff shoots back.

Everyone is organizing what's in front of them when Kaylin knocks and walks in.  It's been a while since she's made it a priority, and I'm curious as to why.  Radiance apparently still has now, but Kaylin is where people go for what's next.  It's been the biggest chip I hope to play--to put my hat in the ring with a management contract on Kaylin.  Naturally she has her laptop out and her fingers are already going to work when I launch the question.

"Any decisions on doing an album?"  I glance up from my stack of papers.

"Maybe a duet with Radiance."

"Nice shot."  Sam stands and begins the meeting.  


A Better Pair of Shoes “The Thinner Soul”, a novel

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