Mieux shrugged and worded his response carefully, "Don't get me wrong dear. I'm against Chems in general, but, when an opportunity to bring in a large quantity of caps presents itself, I'm willing to put aside morality for currency, morality doesn't pay the bills after all."
"I agree, though I do not wish for my girls to become addicted to such things. It is a cap maker when running a brothel with clean girls, I also have them checked out medically for any issues." Calypso said.
Mieux walked over to the window and puffed his cigarette once more and said coyly, "I'm against slavery, yet I'm having a fling with a Slaver." He gave a soft laugh, took one last inhale and put out the cigarette, then sat in the window across the room, "My proposal on Moriarty? Well, I was thinking we'd hire a single assassin, someone who could look innocent, perhaps a young new 'lady of ill repute', or a simple courier." He walked over to Calypso and sat beside her, putting his head in her lap and stared into her face, he began stroking her hair absently as he and continued explaining his plan. "I'd considered hiring Talon Company, but they are to violent, and would likely shoot up the town of Megaton. No, we need someone capable of either luring him to be alone in a bedroom, or someone who can discuss a 'life changing deal'. One thing is certain, he NEEDS to be alone, no witnesses, not if we murder him. Maybe poison?"
"Oh, so you must have forgotten to tell me that you also knew of the other means of my wealth?" She leaned down and kissed his forehead, "Be a good boy and I'll keep you around," she winked.
"Perhaps Alexis could be of use to us? She is a capable killer, and thus far been most obedient to Monroe and myself. She is as seductive as she is sadistic," she traced her left index finger down Mieux's chest, "Though I must admit, I relish in the thought of Colin dying by my blade."
Calypso smelled the air, the last bit of smoke that floated in the room, "I must say, your cigarettes have a distinct, and more elegant aroma than most. I assume, by your taste, that they are not of the locally found variety?"