As usual, the guys were dressed in polos, chinos and yachting shoes and the girls in micro-skirts, polos and trainers and neither wore panties or bras. As they left the hotel they walked hand-in-hand; Johnston and Angie ahead and Jackson and Sappho bringing up the rear. Privately, Jackson was glad that Johnston had introduced Angie because he thought it improved his chances of isolating Sappho for himself: so, it was on more than one-front that separatist ideas arose: perhaps this was an exemplar of human nature at its worst?
Since they were right in the ‘Downtown’ all the shops were on hand and, girls-being girls, that’s what took their interest; it wasn’t beyond the guys to expect this and both had come armed with credit cards and a willingness to shower them with goodies; they both de
