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Summary Of Spa O's Businesspersons By Chloe Shaw
Year is 2063. Water has covered the world except, conveniently for the author, the North American Union. That is abrupt. Current technique, like laptops, are "ancient". Although I wouldn't consider a time that fits my life expectancy as a distant future. The possibility I miss my 70th birthday due to rising sea level is dispiriting, though.

A main character Chloe Shaw's goal is to be an elitist escort spa O's employee. She seems to be shy and an amateur, but she gets an opportunity to prove herself in the eyes of the spa O's businesspersons. Chloe is a magnificent people reader, she takes advantage of her skill and bewilders everyone at the facility. Although the novella includes a lot of intimate activities its message is that sex is

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