<b>Much more formal he seemed to be. But Emma thought that she be expected, especially if he was busy as the photographer appeared to be. She did not rule out that it could just be her perception but at least he spent quite a bit of time getting her paperwork sort and then personally driving her all the way to huge landscaped grounds that she believed was some kind of studio campus. The new model expected that a lot of on-set filming and shooting must take place there. She started to become so expected. It was to be the first day of a completely changed lifestyle.<br/>
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"Do I need to but an apartment somewhere in this suburb area? Looks as if it will be lovely to live around here." They had already entered what could have been the main building . It was very lavish and they had to catch the elevator all the way to which she had guessed was a penthouse studio suite. It was ultra-luxurious with panoramic view from the floor to ceiling windowing. Never in her life had she ever seen such extravagance. It was no wonder the agency could pay her such money when they had such premises. How much it contrasted which Mr Wilkes office near what used to be her college.<br/>
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"I never brought an overnight bag, Mr Wilkes, if I'm supposed to be staying. Think I'm being silly. I forgot I'm now in the fashion business."" She laughed at her own stupidity. It was the studio's business and surely they would provide everything, she presumed. The photographer though had so little to say but she suspected everything will be left to the staff where they were located, who would tell her what she needed to know. Everyone would have their own special job and Ross's role seemed to have been just to mainly recruit her and introduce her. "There must be some training courses arranged for me too, is there, Mr Wilkes?"</b>