X Living sacrifice THE DIVAN’S CAMERAMAN WAS fired, I don’t know why. Perhaps pure professionalism got the better of him and he started producing good films. The outings stopped and I was back to the more humdrum and immediate duties at the Divan. Ray and Alden seemed to have lost interest in what I was doing and seldom came along. I was sorry about that: I preferred it when they were around. Clive liked me: Audrey increasingly didn’t. I put it to Alden and Ray that I needed a rest and a holiday, and anyone could do what I was doing at the Divan but they said I should work out two weeks’ notice like anyone else. After that the bed would be back and we could go back to the old ways. We were now at the end of August. People were coming back from holiday: the clientèle at the club changed: fewer foreigners looking for holiday excitement: more businessmen who’d spent dull weeks abroad with their wives and families: gays with their hearts broken looking for solace, in particular looking for Phoebe, though many straight men liked her as well.
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