True to McConnell's word, arranging for them to be on the guest list was almost laughably simple.
BY the time they arrived, the party was apparently in full-swing. There
was a guest list. Supposedly. But the entire affair seemed more like it was being run by a bunch of frat boys who'd
already been dipping into the sauce.
The hotel itself was old-school high class, decorated in understated tans and golds. The walls and pillars in the front lobby were decorated with framed photographs and artists drawings of many of the original pioneers who'd stayed or frequented the Arctic Club in it's original incarnation.
And though the staff kept an impeccable approach, you could hear the party from the lobby.
By the time they arrived upstairs, there were maybe two-hundred people or so there, and the room felt like it was maybe half full. It had an enormous glass-paned ceiling above decorated with frescos at every turn, that gave the place the feeling of expansiveness.
A small dias was set up at the far end of the room, and a smattering of tables were aligned in a semi-circle around an open area that would, presumably, become a dance-floor. A small bar had been set up on either side of the dance=-floor, and there were already clusters of people around each.
A woman was on stage, singing a rather raucous version of "Uptown Funk" to a quality karaoke. She
had to be a ringer: a tall, stunning black woman dressed like a Dallas Cowboy cheerleader without the actual logos.
Everyone was dressed up. Suits and gowns were the norm, though every now and again a full-blown tuxedo or designer gown was visible. Some of the local celebrities were there, too. Not the least of which was tech giant Maximillian Mars and his companion Elyssa Von Voom. He was standing back with an untouched drink in a martini-glass, while she spoke amiably with a couple of blonde girls in matching black sequined dresses.
Nobody even batted an eye at Angel and Cythi's presence. If they felt like they were underage (they weren't), there were enough blonde bimbos in the room who looked like they were closer to fifteen than nineteen.
Just setting the scene proper. Will move things along once you
The room itself:
https://www.hilton.com/im/en/S...p;rw=1214&rh=683