The new Orleans Holiday Travel agency

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Tracy’s next stop was at the New Orleans Holiday Travel Agency. The young woman behind the desk asked, “May I help you?”

“I’m Joseph Romano’s secretary. Mr Romano would like to make a reservation for Rio de Janeiro. He wants to leave this Friday.”

“Will that be one ticket?”

“Yes. First class. An aisle seat. Smoking, please.”

“Roundtrip?”

“One way.”

The travel agent turned to her desk computer. In a few seconds, she said, “We’re all set. One first-class seat on Pan American’s Flight seven twenty- eight, leaving at six-thirty p.m. on Friday, with a short stopover in Miami.”

“He’ll be very pleased,” Tracy assured the woman.

“That will be nineteen hundred and twenty-nine dollars. Will that be cash or charge?”

“Mr Romano always pays cash. COD. Could you have the ticket deliv­ered to his office on Thursday, please?”

“We could have it delivered tomorrow, if you like.”

“No. Mr Romano won’t be there tomorrow. Would you make it Thursday at eleven a.m.?”

“Yes. That will be fine. And the address?”

“Mr Joseph Romano, Two-seventeen Poydras Street, Suite four-zeror eight.”

The woman made a note of it. “Very well. I’ll see that it’s delivered Thursday morning.”

“Eleven sharp,” Tracy said. “Thank you.”

Half a block down the street was Acme Luggage Store. Tracy studied the display in the window before she walked inside.

A clerk approached her. “Good morning. And what can I do for you this morning?”

“I want to buy some luggage for my husband.”

“You’ve come to the right place. We’re having a sale. We have some nice, inexpensive—”

“No,” Tracy said. “Nothing inexpensive”.

She stepped over to a display of Vuitton suitcases stacked against a wall. “That’s more what I’m looking for. We’re going away on a trip.”

“Well, I’m sure he’ll be pleased with one of these. We have three differ­ent sizes. Which one would —?”

“I’ll take one of each.”

“Oh. Fine. Will that be charge or cash?”

“COD. The name is Joseph Romano. Could you have them delivered to my husband’s office on Thursday morning?”

“Why, certainly, Mrs Romano.”

“At eleven o’clock?”

“I’ll see to it personally.”

As an afterthought, Tracy added, “Oh... would you put his initials on them — in gold? That’s J.R.”

“Of course. It will be a pleasure, Mrs Romano.”

Tracy smiled and gave him the office address.