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opened the door and stayed behind it, steering clear of the lighted hallway. “See ya.”
    “Bye, Chase.”

Aspen
    I couldn’t believe I was doing this.
    After long consideration, I realized this was the best decision for me. It would help me get the company, no one would get hurt except my bank account, and it was convenient.
    Beautiful Entourage was difficult to find. I found the location using the GPS on my phone but I wound up in front of a Chinese restaurant. I checked the address several times, wondering if I got the wrong information.
    When I couldn’t figure it out, I decided to call the number.
    A woman answered. “Beautiful Entourage, where we’ll find your next date for your special event. I’m Danielle. How may I help you?”
    “Uh, hi.” I didn’t expect the person who answered to be so formal. “I’m having a tough time locating your office.”
    She chuckled. “In front of the Chinese restaurant?”
    At least I wasn’t the first one to get lost. “Yes.”
    “If you turn to the right, you’ll see a staircase. We’re on the second floor. We really need to put a sign out there or something.”
    “It wouldn’t hurt,” I said with a laugh.
    “Come on up. I’ve got a cup of coffee with your name on it. It must have been a tiring journey.”
    “I’ll see you soon.” I hung up then headed to the staircase. I climbed it to the top then stepped inside. It was contrastingly different from the Chinese restaurant down below. It had elegant hardwood floors and floor-to-ceiling windows. Light jazz music played in the background, and there was a water cooler along with a table covered in coffee supplies. Leather couches were positioned in the lobby.
    “I’m Danielle.” A woman in a pencil skirt approached me with her hand outstretched. “Sorry about the Oregon Trail we put you on.”
    I laughed as I shook her hand. “It’s okay. It burned extra calories.”
    She looked me up and down. “Like you need to burn extra calories.”
    I didn’t know what to say to that so I looked around. “This place is nice.”
    “A lot of people are surprised. I think they expect to walk into a brothel or something.” She chuckled then approached her desk. “Take a seat. How do you prefer your coffee?”
    “Black, please.”
    “Coming right up.”
    I sat down and looked at her elegant desk. There was a pot of flowers, and the surface of the wood was so shiny I could see my reflection. There were no picture frames and her area looked bare. But it was also classy at the same time.
    She set the coffee down then rested her folded hands on the desk. “I didn’t catch your name.”
    “Aspen.”
    “Pretty,” she said. “How can I help you, Aspen?”
    I felt embarrassed that I was there. Did she think I was a loser who couldn’t get my own dates?
    Danielle spotted my unease. “I can tell this is your first time.”
    “A friend told me about it and encouraged me to give it a shot.”
    “Well, tell me what you need first. We’ll go from there.”
    I told her about my issue with my father but left out John since that was mortifying. “He just wants me to be more proper .”
    She nodded. “We’ve had similar situations to that. You aren’t the first.” She gave me a smile then pulled out a few papers. “We can help you.”
    “That’s good.”
    “There are a few things I need to make clear, however.” She turned serious. “I’m very protective of my men. This is not a hookup location or a dating service. These men are to act as escorts, nothing more. If you’re looking for something romantic, I suggest you check eHarmony.”
    “I understand.”
    “They have strict rules. If you break them at any time, the contract is void. You will not get a refund and you will be prohibited from using our services again.”
    Wow, they were really professional. I wasn’t expecting that. “What are the rules?”
    She handed me a list. “You need to check each one before you sign at the bottom.” She started to