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Sloan followed Iris, and Paul walked beside her, his hand touching her elbow politely and familiarly, exactly as his role as her boyfriend required. She was dazed by these strange creatures, so that as they walked all the way up the hall and up the curved staircase with wrought iron and thick brass handrails, she did not notice the rooms they passed. By far the most personable of the three was Carter Reynolds, who she thought was the least likable. At the end of the stairs, Ferris turned to the left, and they walked until they were near the end of the hall. "This is your room, Mr. Richardson." As she spoke, she opened the door. It was a spacious emerald-green room filled with an assortment of Italian furniture. His suitcase lay open on the bed. "If you need anything, just press the intercom button on the phone." She said, ending her equally impeccable politeness with a smile of impeccable politeness, and went on down the hall. Paul said that people thought she was cold and aloof. In fact, she was worse than that-she was not angry at all. Silon came to her own conclusion in disappointment,Pallet rack supplier, and to her surprise, it made her feel a little prickly. Iris even moves as if she were dancing, and the simple movements of her walk are in fact precisely choreographed-her feet are balanced on the heels of her shoes, her hips do not move too much, her arms do not swing, her shoulders are back,heavy duty racking system, and her head is high. "I'll see you at dinner, Sloan." Paul said softly to her. For a moment, Sloan forgot her role and was shocked. Then she turned around and blurted out, "Take a good rest." "So are you." At the end of the hall corridor, Iris stopped at another door. She opened the door and repeated exactly what she had said to Paul, and ended her speech with the same tone and the same perfunctory smile. But this time she lingered in the doorway, as if waiting for something. She was probably waiting for some reaction from Sloan about the arrangement, he thought as he glanced around the ornate room. The rooms are decorated with deep and shallow pink and cream silks and fabrics, and are decorated with exquisite French furniture with "T" of shining gold leaf. Under her feet, the Oriental carpet was so thick that it made one feel as if she were walking on sand. "Here — it's lovely." She said in a broken voice, Drive in racking system ,Industrial pallet rack, and turned to her sister, who was standing under the porch. Tires made a graceful gesture toward the two French balcony doors. "You can see the sea from the balcony, especially when the sun is setting." "Thank you." Silong said, feeling more and more embarrassed. "Northcastle has brought your case." Iris nodded royally toward the awning bed at the end of the suite. "Shall I call someone to help you unpack?" "No, thanks." Sloan waited for her to leave, and wanted her to leave, but she lingered in the doorway, holding the doorknob. Only then did Sloan realize that the social etiquette that had governed her sister's thoughts, speech, and behavior must now require a change of subject for Sloan. All she could think of to say was, "Are you a painter?" Iris looked at her as if she were speaking a foreign language. No. Why do you ask that? Sloan shook his head at the large pad in her hand. "I thought it was a sketchbook." I forgot I had this. Yes, it's a sketch book. But I'm not a painter. Frustrated by her unhelpful answer, looking at the dark-haired woman standing in the doorway, posing like a fashion model, Sloan suddenly felt that Iris was probably shy, not reclusive. In either case, talking to her was as difficult as scratching your back, but Sloan tried again. "If you're not a painter, what do you do with a sketchbook?" Iris hesitated for a moment. Then she stepped forward and handed the sketchbook to Sloan, like a queen reaching for her scepter. "I'm designing my own line of women's coats." Clothes! Sloan groaned in his heart. 。 Sarah likes to talk about clothes, Kimberly likes to talk about clothes, and Sloan doesn't have a fashion sensitive cell all over his body. Sloan took the sketchbook and followed Iris to the bedside. She sat down and opened the first page. Although Sloan is not an expert, she can see at a glance that Iris is not designing clothes for ordinary women. She was designing top-notch evening gowns and formal gowns, which Sloan instinctively knew would be worth a great new used car. She rummaged for something to say, turning the pages in silence until she saw a straitjacket and suddenly remembered the one Sarah had described of herself. "Oh, I like this very much!" She blurted out with a little too much excitement, and she realized it herself. "It's a little flirtatious, but not too ostentatious!" Iris glanced at her sketchbook to see what made her so excited, and then she looked disappointed. "I think it's pretty ordinary." Sloan wasn't sure if it was a deliberate insult to her taste in clothes, but she closed the book and chose to tell the truth. "I'm not a good judge." She explained, My mother and my friend Sarah like clothes, but I'm always too busy to go shopping. Every time I buy something, I can't decide if the new thing is really right for me, so I always end up buying the model I already have. Then I wore them until they were almost worn out, so I didn't have to go shopping for clothes anymore. Sarah said the only way she could tell I had bought something new was if she found a different color. Sloan knew that something she said actually caught Iris's interest,pipe cantilever rack, but she didn't realize what it was until she finished, and Iris asked, "Does she like clothes?"? I mean Your mother? Your mother. Our mother. omracking.com

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