“Or you can be registered as boat girls,” Pablo explained, “That’s right officer isn’t it?”
“Yes, if these gentlemen will sign for you as boat girls then that will be in order,” the first policeman explained, “Just as long as you countersign and give your finger prints.”
Jo looked at Lynnie, “I guess that’s ok?” she said hopefully, “Will you sign for us?”
“Sure,” Anton agreed, “Where’s the forms?”
“Twenty Dollars American,” The sergeant demanded, “Each.”
“Gee,” Anton complained, “That’s steep.”
“Pay the man,” Pablo insisted and Anton handed over four crisp ten dollar bills. “We not issue them since 1948,” he said, “Work permit?”
“Yes,” Jo agreed, “That’s it, work permit.”
“You work on “Empress?” he asked. xvideo The sign saying Police was gone, the smell of cooking filled the air and Carla stood behind the counter in a waitress outfit while
