There's no telling what kind of trouble you might get into if you

just run off after this guy without really knowing where you are

going. You toss your bag into the back of a cab. "Star and Crescent

Hotel," you tell the driver. When you arrive, Andrea is waiting for

you in the lobby. She helps you check in. The bellboy insists on

carrying your bag, even though you are traveling light. As you leave

the elevator and head for your room, you could swear that the door,

which was slightly ajar, closed as you approached. Maybe it was the

wind, but the air seems very still. And after that warning note at

the airport, you don't want to take any chances. "Wait," you say. "I

don't want this room. I don't like the location." The bellboy looks

confused, and Andrea seems shocked. You haven't had a chance to tell

her about the note. "I'll explain later," you tell Andrea. "Right now

I'm going to go back down to the lobby and ask for a different room."

But at the check-in desk, the clerk will not listen to you. What will

you do?

If you threaten to go to another hotel unless the clerk changes your

room,

turn to page 32.

If you decide you're imagining things and let the clerk talk you into

taking your original room,

turn to page 36.

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