Loans and Death [Esme]
Posted: 20 Feb 2015, 06:33
--The following transcript was a live chat roleplay--
<Esme> The small woman staired anxiously around as she looked for the man she was supposed to be meeting. She felt absolutly horrible. How sad was her life that she had to ask for a loan from someone she had only talked to over E-Mail? But she needed the money. Her 2000 Chevy Caviler's trasmisson was slipping, and she couldn't afford a new car. So here she was. She smoothed the front of her sweater while she waited.
<Peter Parkman> The logistics of giving away money, Peter had realised, wasn't as easy as he thought it would be. In order to give away money, one has to know people who need it. And Peter Parkman's number of acquaintances was quite low. His family thought he was bragging - when in all honesty, he really didn't want the money. He thought it could go toward better causes. And thus the newest venture had been born. Not so much a business, because he never really much intended to make any money back. He'd helped a few people with small things, and tonight's meeting was no different. He just liked to meet those who he gave money to, to make sure they weren't lying and just wanted to support some kind of drug habit. He smoothed his hands over his suit and entered the mall, steeling himself for bombardment. He didn't like crowds. Not one bit. But at least it wasn't as busy as it could have been. He found the cafe that was agreed upon, and approached the only red-head he could see. "Esme?" he asked, tentatively, voice deep and eyes curious.
<Esme> The small woman staired anxiously around as she looked for the man she was supposed to be meeting. She felt absolutly horrible. How sad was her life that she had to ask for a loan from someone she had only talked to over E-Mail? But she needed the money. Her 2000 Chevy Caviler's trasmisson was slipping, and she couldn't afford a new car. So here she was. She smoothed the front of her sweater while she waited.
<Peter Parkman> The logistics of giving away money, Peter had realised, wasn't as easy as he thought it would be. In order to give away money, one has to know people who need it. And Peter Parkman's number of acquaintances was quite low. His family thought he was bragging - when in all honesty, he really didn't want the money. He thought it could go toward better causes. And thus the newest venture had been born. Not so much a business, because he never really much intended to make any money back. He'd helped a few people with small things, and tonight's meeting was no different. He just liked to meet those who he gave money to, to make sure they weren't lying and just wanted to support some kind of drug habit. He smoothed his hands over his suit and entered the mall, steeling himself for bombardment. He didn't like crowds. Not one bit. But at least it wasn't as busy as it could have been. He found the cafe that was agreed upon, and approached the only red-head he could see. "Esme?" he asked, tentatively, voice deep and eyes curious.