Plain Jane
Carter had texted me the address along with a series of laughing emojis and the words "happy birthday you beautiful bastard."
The building didn't look like much from outside. Brick facade, purple neon sign, a line of people waiting behind a velvet rope. The bouncer was huge, easily six-five, with arms like tree trunks.
I walked past the line. A few people shouted complaints but I ignored them. The bouncer's expression didn't change as I approached.
"Private booth," I said. "I bought it a day earlier."
He looked me up and down, taking in my expensive watch and tailored shirt. "ID."
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