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Sir Vincent Garrison-Kincaid
"Captain Justice has been taken out of the picture for an extended period of time..."
God, those words were lovely, delivered by those full, pouting lips, that refined and delicate jawli-...where was I? Ah, yes...
I afford myself a hearty "from the depths" laugh, the news brightening my day no end. Mouse glances up, still nonplussed by events outside her private space, her brain power focussed on the tasks at hand. Surely she had something to say??
An unshakeable grin spreads across my face, faint crows-feet creasing the corners of my eyes. No doubt someone of a poetic bent would liken my eyes like glistening stones, with glee trickling from me like an un-dammable stream...but then, I've never had much tolerance for poets. Regarding the bearer of my delight, I chuckle;
"Excellent news! Marvellous. Mr Van Owen has earnt himself a bonus, I feel. He strikes me as a ciger and booze man. Maybe find out what he likes, and send him a crate of both?" Samantha nods, tapping furiously at her memo pad. I glance out the darkened window of our cab and spot a pleasant little haunt for food. Motioning to the driver, I turn back to Samantha;
"My dear, would you care to have lunch...on me? I mean, with me!! With me!!" feeling the rising tide of crimson creeping it's way up the inside of my suit, I frantically try to cover my faux pas. Samantha merely cocks an eyebrow and nods, the corner of her mouth kinking up slightly, giving her a wry, slightly nau--oh god's sake! Think of something unsexy!! Grannys sunbathing in the nude! Dentistry seminars! The Encyclopedia Brittanica as read by Gordon Brown!!...
My mind frantically flicking through a catalogue of the most unappealing things known to man, I jump out the now stationary cab, holding the door open and sweeping my arm to the side. My bow hides my flushed cheeks. As Samantha stesp from the vehicle, I lean to the driver's window;
"Please take the young woman inside to wherever she desires. Please invoice my firm for the extra fare. Thank you"
With a screech of rubber, the cab peels away, racing down the quiet street. Turning to my associate, I feel it's time to get things moving at a much more energetic pace.
"Samantha, while I am overjoyed by our recent successes, the need for work is ever at hand. I understand that a group of lackeys working for the dear Mayor of this fair city like to luncheon here...what say we "have a chat"?"
Offering her my arm, we walk nonchalantly to the door. The restaurant is a descreet affair, but makes enough money and entices the type of clientele that requires a doorman. As we sweep through the door, I suggest to the doorman that he ignores any noises from inside, and that the establishment is full, and will remain so for a long while. Stoic to a fault, he merely nods and shuffles to stand in front of the door.
I love being the boss at times...
"Captain Justice has been taken out of the picture for an extended period of time..."
God, those words were lovely, delivered by those full, pouting lips, that refined and delicate jawli-...where was I? Ah, yes...
I afford myself a hearty "from the depths" laugh, the news brightening my day no end. Mouse glances up, still nonplussed by events outside her private space, her brain power focussed on the tasks at hand. Surely she had something to say??
An unshakeable grin spreads across my face, faint crows-feet creasing the corners of my eyes. No doubt someone of a poetic bent would liken my eyes like glistening stones, with glee trickling from me like an un-dammable stream...but then, I've never had much tolerance for poets. Regarding the bearer of my delight, I chuckle;
"Excellent news! Marvellous. Mr Van Owen has earnt himself a bonus, I feel. He strikes me as a ciger and booze man. Maybe find out what he likes, and send him a crate of both?" Samantha nods, tapping furiously at her memo pad. I glance out the darkened window of our cab and spot a pleasant little haunt for food. Motioning to the driver, I turn back to Samantha;
"My dear, would you care to have lunch...on me? I mean, with me!! With me!!" feeling the rising tide of crimson creeping it's way up the inside of my suit, I frantically try to cover my faux pas. Samantha merely cocks an eyebrow and nods, the corner of her mouth kinking up slightly, giving her a wry, slightly nau--oh god's sake! Think of something unsexy!! Grannys sunbathing in the nude! Dentistry seminars! The Encyclopedia Brittanica as read by Gordon Brown!!...
My mind frantically flicking through a catalogue of the most unappealing things known to man, I jump out the now stationary cab, holding the door open and sweeping my arm to the side. My bow hides my flushed cheeks. As Samantha stesp from the vehicle, I lean to the driver's window;
"Please take the young woman inside to wherever she desires. Please invoice my firm for the extra fare. Thank you"
With a screech of rubber, the cab peels away, racing down the quiet street. Turning to my associate, I feel it's time to get things moving at a much more energetic pace.
"Samantha, while I am overjoyed by our recent successes, the need for work is ever at hand. I understand that a group of lackeys working for the dear Mayor of this fair city like to luncheon here...what say we "have a chat"?"
Offering her my arm, we walk nonchalantly to the door. The restaurant is a descreet affair, but makes enough money and entices the type of clientele that requires a doorman. As we sweep through the door, I suggest to the doorman that he ignores any noises from inside, and that the establishment is full, and will remain so for a long while. Stoic to a fault, he merely nods and shuffles to stand in front of the door.
I love being the boss at times...
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