<br/>Lisa sits in her cab, making some last minute adjustments to her hair and makeup as the conversation progresses within the building, the cabbie standing impatiently next to her luggage outside. As she slides from the car, she flashes a winning smile, purring out "Thank you again SO much for your patience. I'm sorry to bother you again, but if you could film me for one moment, I'll be happy to make it worth your while." She waves another twenty, flashing her best smile as he fumbles with the camera, then holds it up. "My name is Lisa Morgan" she begins, smoothing her skirt down as she speaks. "And I am about to embark on one of the most dangerous investigations of my career, with some of the best psychics and paranormal investigators in the world. In just a few moments, I will be meeting with the owners of the famous Harrowgate Manor - one of the most renowned, and dangerous, haunted properties in the America's - if not the world."<br/><br/>Lisa smiles and steps forward, taking the camera and shutting it off as she examines the cabbie over the top of her sunglasses, enjoying the slight uptick in his interest. "You some kind of ghost hunter?" he asks, incredulously, following with "I've never heard of Harrowgate Manor." Lisa laughs to herself, calling over her shoulder as she heads in "You'll have heard of it when I'm through with it." As she walked into the building she quickly spotted the gaggle of oddballs this sort of gig invariably attracts, as always experiencing a brief twinge at being associated with them - worse than usual, if anything. Almost a chill. Chill or no she needed the money, and her career needed something like this. Setting her shoulders and putting on her most mysterious smile, she cut across the floor towards them, her heels clicking on the floor. Dressed in a long, tight vinyl skirt, equally tight vinyl top and a pair of very expensive sunglasses and boots, she was pleased to see a few hotel patrons check her out en route. She was a lot less pleased to see a few other attractive women in the group - it would help get viewers, but it would also distract them from the real star of the show. Herself. She slowed as she arrived among them, grinning and pushing her glasses up her forehead. "Hello - Lisa Morgan" she says to the assembled group.