This book is Jimmy Boom Semtex's new book

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This book is Jimmy Boom Semtex's new book. A collection of his writing that includes all of his poetry and short story ebooks, now published in hard copy. The poetry is both funny and serious, with a huge range of topics. The short stories are on erotica, aircraft, war and fashion. Meet Fire Extinguisher Man, the man with the advantage. He's a charming gigolo and popular with the ladies. He's featured in two stories. Most notable are his Jelma stories about an Asian fashion designer who devotes her life to making the best dresses. Other work includes nail biting aerial battles where anything can and does happen. Watch out for volume 2 in the future.

Two other models, who looked strangely like Chiyo and Kaito, came onto the catwalk. They wore the other two Jelma dresses. And another lady, wearing a new dress of unusual design, joined them. It was Sera!

"We couldn't miss this event! Do you like our new dress?" Sera shouted above the music.

"Wow, you came here. Thanks so much. Yes, your new dress is great. Is that what you made while I way away?" Jelma replied, embracing Sera and waving to the crowd. She waved to Kaito and Chiyo too.

"Yes, our new dress. Not as good as yours though! Yours is ace. Well done!"

Sera's new dress was pink and made of silk. It was lovely. The three girls had been busy and made another piece of art.

The party started and the cameras went mad. It was like something out of a movie but real.

The ladies gave the snappers and paparazzi a photo opportunity they wouldn't forget, posing and dancing like there was no tomorrow. This went on for ten minutes.

Jelma then announced: "Right my friends, thanks for being here. You've seen our new dresses including the nice pink one, modelled by Sera. She worked with my other staff, Chiyo and Kaito, on this piece while I was here. Now it's time to see the rest of our Kazuki design house dresses. Here's a little display for you."

On that que, a line of curvy ladies paraded onto the catwalk. Each wore one of Jelma's dresses. These had been designed after she had left Michu's company, Washi, along with Chiyo and Kaito. That seemed so long ago now.