Not Your Ordinary Housewife: How The Man I Loved Led Me Into A World I Had Never Imagined - Plot & Excerpts
Most remaining X-video industry operators downsized, including John Lark, who vacated his graphic production office where we’d first met. Paul, however, saw this as an opportunity for expansion. We argued about the wisdom of this, but he refused to heed my advice. He maintained that John’s office was three times the size of the Shoe Box, that we were running out of room and needed the extra space for the magazine plus all the mail-order goodies. ‘Yeah, but it’s three times the rent,’ I countered. I feared he was making that classic mistake of business failure: expanding too rapidly. But he was determined and snickered with delight at the turn of events that saw us about to occupy John’s old office. Sadly, it was a really ugly trait he had that allowed him to laugh at someone’s misfortune; his sadistic streak was scary. ‘Even if you think things, it’s not okay to gloat,’ I said. I reminded him that John had been very good to us—if not for him, we wouldn’t have been making the kind of money we were.
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