Book1:TeDream-Maker

dazzledbyapairoflovely，freshbeautiesattiredinexpensivedressesoftheteststyle．Marsalina,thedust-coatedpearl,nowthhlysedandpurified,appearediural,inalsplendor．Thesefiveunfortunatepeoplefromdifferentraces–Latino,Afri,Japaaiwanese,hadbeeclose,devotedfriendswithoutanytraceofracialgapbetweenthem．Dimitri’smoneyhadbroughtRichardgoodluckatthegamblingtablesandhewasonawinningstreakthatseemedtinanendlesssupplyofmoheyalgreedthatitwasDimitriwhhtRichardgoodfortune．Richardwasthusabletorealizehisheart’sdesireofpamperinghisbelovedbrideYoko,andsendingherandhergoodfriendMarsalinaonanendlessshoppingspreewithouttheireverhavingtoworryaboutthepricetag．WithRichard’ssent,Yokocouldgetwhatevershewishedforfromtheshoppingmalls．Nowthegrocerieswereherpantry,thefurnituredepartmentherlivingroom，theeticsdepartmentherbeautyparlorandthedifferentboutiques,hercloset．Forthefirsttimeinherlife,Yokohadmoremohanshecouldspendathatatlongst,thebadluckthathadpguedherallherlifewasgone，andshecouldfinallylivehappilywithRichardandhisfriends．Sheboughtinnumerabledresses：eveninggowns,formaldressesandsuitsandcasualgarmentsofeveryceivablestyle．Shespentmoneylikeadrunkensailor,neverdreamingthatmisfortunewascloseathand．EvenDimitriwasnotawarethatthesetwoyoungpanionsweredestiobefuturemembersofhisKingdom．Thetriostrolledaloreetshandinhand，hummingandchatting，heedlessofandunedaboutthestaresofamazedpasserby,whosecuriosityiquedbythesightedstreetpersonwalkingandchattingwithtwoyoung,well-dressedbeauties．Itwaslikeabizarresefromamodernfairytalea