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The Forum looks like this on both my laptop and my phone. Is it just me?

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Hi ABigFan, thanks for the comment. I'm leaning that way, but I'll wait for any more opinions and then get writing.

Hello Cross, I think idea with business women in business suits in exucitve style meeting would be interesting to consider.

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Hi ABigFan, I see what you mean. I think the issue I have is I can't think of a scenario where a group of "business women" are going to be having a meeting. Aside from a social setting, those sort of boardroom settings would be reserved for lawyers and executives. You're hardly going to have a woman who owns a chain of nail salons sitting down for a meeting with one who runs a PR firm, another who's a Real Estate Agent, another who owns several restaurants. Maybe individual meetings, but you wouldn't get all of them together at once unless it was purely social - hence the luxury day spa - they're there to get their manicures and pedicures, and then Lara gives them a foot massage and happy ending. If you guys want something in business suits, I think it would need to be an executive-style meeting. In which case, I'd do the spa scene with the footballer's wives and socialites / influencers, and then do a second scene in a boardroom. For the spa, I'd make it more personal by making one of the participants the young gold-digging fiance of Lara's Uncle Errol, who tried to steal her Title and inheritance when Lara's father died by claiming she was born out of wedlock. That'll open the door to some family fun later on. Or I could go younger and have her twin younger cousins who hate her be present (in this case Uncle Errol's wife would need to be older to make the ages work, so the girls can be 18). For the second scene, I'd make it a business meeting between Jacqueline Natla (another of Lara's enemies) and a lesbian Chinese CEO with a sadistic foot fetish, where Lara is the gift to celebrate their new joint venture. I'd probably save the footing (foot-fisting?) for this scene (sadistic Asian female with small feet). Probably also some female personal assistants present to film some trophy videos and participate (but only under the orders of their demanding femdom bosses). Let me know whether you guys prefer the above idea, or stick with the business women in the day spa idea.

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Hello Cross, I understand what you mean and like the idea, just wanted to say that in that kind of setting, spa with bathrobes, there is no difference whether they are business woman or football wifes… Looking forward how it will turn out!

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