<strong>“It’s not far, just a few blocks.”</strong>Orell replied and offered Irina his arm like a gentleman, walking her out to the car park where each of them got into their own vehicle. She had a nice car, that she –understandably – didn’t want to leave behind, but he was a bit worried about her driving on the pill he had slipped her. Well, hopefully, she would let the autopilot do the driving. It was not far, anyway.<br/><br/>Orell had prepared for the eventuality. After all, a photo shoot was one of the most likely activities he would have to offer Irina to pique her interest. The ‘family’ had their own special place where they did some sense recording for BTLs and the softer, but still illegal, ‘Hot Sims’. The content was largely pornographic, of course, with a little of the good old 'ultra violence' thrown in now and then.<br/><br/>He was drawing on established ‘talent’ for the shoot, a camera man and a technician he worked with regularly for the darker side of the industry. They were both as sketchy as their business, but Orell had insisted that they get a shave and a change of clothes for the occasion. The venue was legitimate, though, a small studio that he had rented just for the occasion. Even drugged, Irina would get rather suspicious if he had taken her to the basement where they usually made their recordings.<br/><br/><strong>“Please, come in!”</strong>Orell offered to the girl once they had arrived, again making sure to offer her his arm and maximising body contact without being too intrusive. He led her inside, showing her a bit of the small, but clean and modern studio.<strong>“This is Vladimir, he is our stand-by photographer. If we suddenly have an inspiration for a shoot, even if it is in the middle of the night, we can call on him. The dwarf in back is Tomasch, he is working his magic on the sensetrack mixing board. I didn’t tell you earlier, but some people from the agency have actually suggested you for a simsense. I can’t tell you the details, yet, I’m afraid. But usually we start with a test shoot – or a commercial – and then, if we know that your feelings can get an audience excited, usually an investor props and we can talk ‘feature’.”</strong>Orell explained, smiling invitingly all the time.<strong>“But I’m running my mouth. I really shouldn’t get your hopes up too much. Not everyone gets to be in the movies. But if you like, we can do a little sensation track later. Now:”</strong>Orell said and gestured at Vladimir.<strong>“How about you show us… the camera I mean… some poses.” </strong><br/>