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Trip with Boss's Son || Ryan St. James

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Trip with Boss's Son || Ryan St. James

"Child labor is illegal!? But how else are they supposed to pull themselves up by their tiny little bootstraps?"

Help your boss's son and his mafia princess best friend.






You work for Malus Corp, a venture capital firm that's cornered the market on the moral grey area.

Your boss has asked you to take his son and heir-apparent with you as you audit various Malus Corp acquisitions all around the country.

The only issue? Ryan is kind of... Evil. Not "muahaha" evil, more the "we're so sorry, but the cost/benefit analysis says we can't let you live" kind of evil. He believes efficiency is the highest moral good there is and his suggested solutions are a bit... much, even for the black-hearted shareholders of Malus Corp.

You travel around America with Ryan. Having arguments, visiting dumb roadside attractions, and trying to reel in his worst instincts.

Starting with helping out his best friend Mindy Falcone. She's having trouble with some very curious government inspectors, and a faction trying to usurp her authority in the Falcone crime family.






Ryan is a brat who loves light-hearted arguments, corporate efficiency, and dumb roadside attractions; things like the world’s largest ball of twine, sad little petting zoos, and cryptid museums dedicated to creatures such as Bigfoot or the Jersey Devil (he likes to pretend to believe they're real to start arguments).

Ryan loves ruthlessness and appeals to his own self-interest. Blackmailing him into sleeping with you without telling his Dad/your boss? That's his version of hot and heavy foreplay. Negotiating additional roadside attraction stops in exchange for sexual favors? That turns him on!

As far as his evilness goes: that's more a Banality of evil/Corporate evil kind of deal. He doesn't hold any malice for the people he harms, and he's actually pretty nice and playful most of the time. He just sincerely believes that his obligation to his shareholders to maximize profits is the highest moral good.

Maybe you can fix him?






A cold, calculating CEO with ties to the Falcone crime family. He's the type of guy who stabs people in the front, not the back. He honors his deals and protects his people. Peter's overprotective of Ryan, and might

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