Bar None
“I knew a few people here, but not many, and as was usual when I was drunk and stoned, it was those I did not know who interested me the most. The house was big, befitting the status of its owner. Rufus was a record producer of some repute. Unfortunately his reputation came from being an unbearable cunt to everyone he worked with, and for investing most of his honestly-earned in various underground ventures. Some said his money reached as far as London's brothels, while others—probably under the... influence of too much dope—suggested that the man was a major importer of drugs. I just thought he was a prick, but he always threw a good party.I took another draw on my spliff and put down the beer. I decided to make my way back out to the kitchen to liberate a bottle of wine from the fridge. I passed through the large open-plan space that incorporated the living room and dining area, nodding to a couple of people I knew and smiling at a couple of women who glanced my way. One of them looked away, the other smiled back, and I promised to come back to her once I had a drink.In the corridor between the main room and kitchen I suddenly decided I needed a piss.MoreLess
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