This Role-Play takes place in New York City a few months ago. It will be detailing the arrival of a family of Harpies that have decided to come to Harper Rock.
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“Can't you see that you cannot control the man I am
I am not a puppet on your string
So maybe you should check yourself before you tell me what you think of me”
I am not a puppet on your string
So maybe you should check yourself before you tell me what you think of me”
It was raining when the plane took off from London, and it was raining still when it landed in New York City. Belasko was accustom to the wet weather by now, four years in England did that to a person, so without even bothering to think he just slipped his umbrella off his arm and raised it above his head as he made his way out of the overcrowded airport.
The city hadn’t changed much in the four years he had been gone. It still had that too busy feel that made his fingers itch to tempt people into the chaos he had to offer. Even in the back of a taxi, he felt the need to be a complete arse, if he had to be trapped in a tin can with some scrawny human – he was not going to keep his mouth shut.
“So, tell me about yourself,” over the last four years he had dropped his New York accent and picked up the posh cadence of an Oxbridge educated Englishman, “I would just love to get to know you.” As he spoke, he kept his eyes upon the man driving him ever closer to the only woman who would ever hold his heart. He didn’t really care one whit about the man, but the silence was dull. The taxi driver regaled him with the troubles of mundane people; overworked, underpaid, too many responsibilities – “Oh.” Boring. “Mm.” Yawn. “I see.” He really should know better than to engage these people. By the time the taxi pulled up outside of his sisters' building he had already pictured grabbing the steering wheel and driving them up onto the sidewalk – at least that would be fun for half a second. “Thanks.” He passed over a hundred dollars and slipped out of the car without waiting for his change. He had **** to do.
Emersyn had done well for herself. The building was just as he expected of his sister, glass walls that made it seem larger than it was, cold steel everywhere to let people know that this was not a place of warm fuzzy emotion. Yes, this was just the type of place he could picture his twin building for herself. Even the secretary was what he would picture his sister picking. Long legs, big – assets, blonde hair. Oh yes, this he could work with.
A cocky smirk fell over his lips as he moved closer to the desk. “Hello, I’m here to see Emersyn,” cool as could be he leaned forward so that he was in her space, “Tell her that her little birdy has come home to roost.” He had no doubt that the human in front of him would do as she was told, after all, one look at him and it was clear that he and his sister were related.
Of course, just like every other time he ‘had no doubt’ things didn’t go his way. “Do you have an appointment? I can not let you up unless you have an appointment.” Now it was the receptionists time to look as cool as could be with that straight lipped glare.
“Uh…”
“Sir, I am sorry. You will have to wait over there…” A flick of a hand showed him just where she wanted him to wait, “until an appointment becomes available, otherwise, you will need to ring up and make one tomorrow.” And with that, the woman turned back to her computer and ignored his sputtering.
Blinking a couple of times Belasko did as he had been told and moved towards the waiting area. He had traveled over a vast distance to see his sister, and now he was relegated to waiting in a lobby for an appointment? This would not stand. He found a seat and threw himself in it before grabbing his phone from the pocket of his coat. If he couldn’t get to her - then she was going to bloody well come to him. “Right. Now I am mad.” He dialed his sisters’ number and waited. She was in big trouble.