Disdain for Disney

That afternoon, after Aaron and Jessica Alba spent some time wandering around Las Vegas, they returned to their suite at the Venetian Hotel.

"We should be getting ready to leave tomorrow. Have you enjoyed these past few days in Las Vegas?"

Aaron asked as he held Jessica Alba on the sofa.

Jessica Alba straddled Aaron and kissed him. "Of course I have. I've had so much fun that I don't even want to leave!"

Aaron smiled, caressing the woman's thigh before kissing her. "All right, didn't you just say you wanted to take a bath? Go on."

"Mhm, aren't you coming with me?" Jessica Alba asked affectionately, wrapping her arms around Aaron's neck.

Aaron gave her body a squeeze. "I need to return a call. You go ahead and wash up first."

"Okay!"

After Jessica Alba left, Aaron changed into comfortable pajamas as well, leaned back on the sofa, and returned a call to Disney chairman Michael Eisner.

While he had been out earlier, Aaron had received a call from Eisner, who wanted to talk with him.

"Mr. Eisner, good afternoon. This is Aaron."

"Oh, Aaron, you really are busy these days. You have business in Las Vegas too? Wall Street, Silicon Valley, and now you won't even spare Las Vegas?"

"Ha, it's just a small business. What did Mr. Eisner want to discuss?"

Aaron was very direct.

"Well, it's about DreamWorks. DreamWorks seems to be doing quite well with its live-action films, traditional animation, and 3D animated films."

"Especially its 3D animated films. The competition between DreamWorks Animation and Pixar has been quite fierce. Pixar released A Bug's Life earlier, and DreamWorks followed with the similar Antz."

"Next year, Pixar will release Monsters, Inc., while DreamWorks Animation will release Shrek."

"Aaron, although Universal handles DreamWorks Animation's international distribution, doesn't