text: [Themes: french, hollywood]
  
  > Look around
  Editorial office of "Tittle-Tattle Kettle"
  "Tittle-Tattle Kettle, your teatime's long-brewed, boiling gossip!" You always thought this motto was a little bit silly, but it's quite original after all; it didn't stop this magazine to grow. In fact, sales are good, and the paper shows its difference from its rivals with a certain sense of ethics and reflexion - it still is a gossip magazine, but let's say that you take advantage of a higher status than your rivals. The editorial office is at the sixteenth floor of the building. Westwards, the window gives you a great view of the city; near it there's the coffee dispenser and metal tables. Eastwards, it's Sammy's office; your office is somewhere to the north, and if you want to leave there's an elevator at the south.
  
  Sammy is here.
  
  Sammy looks at you, smiling. You smile back.
  
  > go north
  You're one of the few journalists to have an office at the editorial office of "Tittle-Tattle Kettle"; the magazine hires copywriters and free-lance journalists, but you have your own office to write your articles. Nothing special about the room itself: all messed up, papers everywhere on the desk, your computer and a few chairs. It's your base camp, where you go to write your articles, to sort photos, to search information, in a nutshell: to do your job.
  
  > examine the elevator
  A simple elevator, the one you take every day to go up to the editorial office.
  
  > go to the west
  By the window, at the sixteenth floor? No, no, no.
  
  > look through the window
  You find nothing of interest.
  
  Sammy looks at you, smiling. You smile back.
  
  > Go south
  In this building, to the north, there's the editorial office of "Tittle-Tattle Kettle", at the sixteenth floor, but you still can go somewhere else by heading to the south.
  
  > go to the south
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  > Flat
  Editorial office of "Tittle-Tattle Kettle"
  Downtown shops
  Meadows Heights
  Back
  
  > Go south
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  > Flat
  Editorial office of "Tittle-Tattle Kettle"
  Downtown shops
  Meadows Heights
  Back 
  Your flat
  This is your little flat with two rooms, downtown. Rather functional and bright, you really like it. In the sitting-room, there's a table, a few chairs, and a sofa: that's where you usually work. The kitchen is westwards, and your bedroom and the bathroom are eastwards.
  
  This is your little flat with two rooms, downtown. Rather functional and bright, you really like it. In the sitting-room, there's a table, a few chairs, and a sofa: that's where you usually work. The kitchen is westwards, and your bedroom and the bathroom are eastwards.
  
  > look at the sofa
  Your old sofa, brought from your parents' house. He can be used as a bed for guests, but since you've got a more comfortable king size bed your best friend doesn't sleep there anymore when she comes.
  
  > examine table
  A wooden table made of teck, upon which you often work or eat. It comes from a scandinavian furniture seller, and is very solid.
  
  > examine the chairs
  These are wooden chair, on which you sit to work on the table.
  
  > Go east
  Your bedroom's furniture are essentially your king-size bed and your bedside table. In a corner of the room, near the window, there's a cupboard with your clothes. The bathroom is to the south, your sitting-room to the west.
  
  > open the cupboard
  Among the clothes you own, there are a few you'd like to wear today...
  
  N = next subject                                        P = previous RETURN = read subject                                Q = resume game  What will you wear today?
  
  > white blouse
  (back)
  
  > examine vajayjay
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  > (back)
  
  > Go north
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  > white blouse
  (back) 
  You put on the white blouse, with a jean to go along with.
  
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  > red checked shirt
  (back)
  
  > About yourself
  You're tall, red-headed, quite thin, and pretty, or so they say; you're a perfectly normal twenty-six-year old young woman. A reporter for the "Tittle-Tattle Kettle" for a few years now, you're known to be tenacious, frank and clear-headed. You'd agree with that.
  You're wearing a white blouse. Quite simple, but it fits you quite good, and it's low-cut in order to make you look very attractive.
  
  > examine the window
  You can see the street by the window. A few cars sometimes pass, but generally it's a quiet neighbourhood.
  
  > Go west
  This is your little flat with two rooms, downtown. Rather functional and bright, you really like it. In the sitting-room, there's a table, a few chairs, and a sofa: that's where you usually work. The kitchen is westwards, and your bedroom and the bathroom are eastwards.
  
  > go outside
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  > Flat
  Editorial office of "Tittle-Tattle Kettle"
  Downtown shops
  Meadows Heights
  Back
  
  > Go north
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  > Editorial office of "Tittle-Tattle Kettle"
  Downtown shops
  Meadows Heights
  Back
  
  > Go north
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  Editorial office of "Tittle-Tattle Kettle"
  > Downtown shops
  Meadows Heights
  Back
  
  > go north
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  Editorial office of "Tittle-Tattle Kettle"
  Downtown shops
  > Meadows Heights
  Back 
  Meadows Heights
  Meadows Heights' neighbourhood is quite a fancy one; today it's sunny and not too hot yet. There's a beautiful and quiet park to the south: if your information are correct Kymberley Spicey is running there. You can go back to the north.
  
  Meadows Heights' neighbourhood is quite a fancy one; today it's sunny and not too hot yet. There's a beautiful and quiet park to the south: if your information are correct Kymberley Spicey is running there. You can go back to the north.
  
  > Go south
  If you look at the map, Meadows Park is a huge park. It won't be easy to find Kimberley. The good thing is that at this time of the day there are very few people, but in general this park is never crowded. The entrance is at the south.
  
  > examine Camera
  Your professional camera. You became progressively expert in photographs, becoming quicker and more precise, and mastering every mode and switch for an optimal quality. Well, as optimal as possible, because the quality of a papparazzi photo isn't great, of course. You like having it with you, although photos became less important recently in your career since you're now focusing on collecting information.
  
  > go to the south
  Meadows Park isn't a tropical forest, but still it's a quite big and beautiful park. A few hedges, tall trees and gravel alleys: it's a quiet, calm and clean place. Here, you can leave the park by the north.
  
  As you enter the park, Kymberley Spicey, the one and only, runs in front of you! You try to take your camera, but too late. Darn, now you'll have to run after her.
  Kymberley Spicey continues her jogging and runs away.
  
  > examine Kymberley
  You can't see any such thing.
  
  You can't see any such thing.
  
  > go south
  Meadows Park isn't a tropical forest, but still it's a quite big and beautiful park. A few hedges, tall trees and gravel alleys: it's a quiet, calm and clean place. Here alleys running from north to south and from east to west.
  
  > Go south
  You are at the center of the park: gravel alleys come from every direction to converge on a big marble fountain.
  
  > Go east
  Meadows Park isn't a tropical forest, but still it's a quite big and beautiful park. A few hedges, tall trees and gravel alleys: it's a quiet, calm and clean place. The park border is on the east, and the alleys follow the north, south or west.
  
  > go south
  Meadows Park isn't a tropical forest, but still it's a quite big and beautiful park. A few hedges, tall trees and gravel alleys: it's a quiet, calm and clean place. The gravel alley follows the border of the park, running from north to west.
  
  > Go south
  It's the park's border.
  
  > go west
  Meadows Park isn't a tropical forest, but still it's a quite big and beautiful park. A few hedges, tall trees and gravel alleys: it's a quiet, calm and clean place. The park border is on the south, and the alleys follow the north, east or west.
  
  > go to the west
  Meadows Park isn't a tropical forest, but still it's a quite big and beautiful park. A few hedges, tall trees and gravel alleys: it's a quiet, calm and clean place. The gravel alley follows the border of the park, running from north to east.
  
  > go to the north
  Meadows Park isn't a tropical forest, but still it's a quite big and beautiful park. A few hedges, tall trees and gravel alleys: it's a quiet, calm and clean place. The park border is on the west, and the alleys follow the north, south or east.
  
  > go east
  Meadows Park isn't a tropical forest, but still it's a quite big and beautiful park. A few hedges, tall trees and gravel alleys: it's a quiet, calm and clean place. There's a bench, here, but no one is sitting there; you can sit on it and contemplate to fountain. Here alleys running from north to south and from east to west.
  
  > Go north
  Meadows Park isn't a tropical forest, but still it's a quite big and beautiful park. A few hedges, tall trees and gravel alleys: it's a quiet, calm and clean place. Here, you can leave the park by the north.
  
  > go to the north
  If you look at the map, Meadows Park is a huge park. It won't be easy to find Kimberley. The good thing is that at this time of the day there are very few people, but in general this park is never crowded. The entrance is at the south.
  
  > Go south
  Meadows Park isn't a tropical forest, but still it's a quite big and beautiful park. A few hedges, tall trees and gravel alleys: it's a quiet, calm and clean place. Here, you can leave the park by the north.
  Kymberley Spicey continues her jogging and runs away.
  
  > Go west
  Meadows Park isn't a tropical forest, but still it's a quite big and beautiful park. A few hedges, tall trees and gravel alleys: it's a quiet, calm and clean place. The park border is on the north, and the alleys follow the south, east or west.
  Kymberley Spicey continues her jogging and runs away.
  
  > go to the west
  Meadows Park isn't a tropical forest, but still it's a quite big and beautiful park. A few hedges, tall trees and gravel alleys: it's a quiet, calm and clean place. The gravel alley follows the border of the park, running from east to south.