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<3 Quillicious' Not So Pretend Girlfriend <3
Sasha Thompson
Sasha's death didn't come. Pluto mentioned they should just do what they were going to do, he seemed nervous too. Sasha turned back around, shakily looking up to Pluto. His face seemed pretty red too. With a shaky voice, Sasha responded, O-OK.
A tall woman had passed by, calling out to them. Surprisingly, Sasha didn't know her name, so she figured it must be her first day there. Sasha thought she was pretty. Pluto had grabbed a standard crowbar and a black, plastic folding step stool. Sasha gave a weak chuckle and then lead the way back to the building. She made her way to the elevator and pressed the button, waiting for the elevator to come down. After several hours, at least that's what it seemed to Sasha, in reality, it was only a short moment, the elevator dinged. The doors opened and Sasha stepped in, waving Pluto to join her.
Sasha was quiet, still embarrassed from earlier. With a surprising assertiveness, she grabbed the stool from Pluto, opening it and placing it near the entrance, in front of the buttons. In a similar manner, she grabbed the crowbar. She stepped on the step stool and shoved the crowbar into a panel near the top of the elevator. The panel popped off, clanging on the ground. She held out the crowbar for Pluto to take. She wouldn't look at Pluto though, and would even drop it if he didn't grab it.
Sasha was not very focused, still thinking of the earlier events. She stuck her hands into the panel as the elevator started moving, someone having called the elevator. As they moved up, she ruffled through wires and pipes, looking for the part she wanted.
The elevator dinged and the doors opened. Someone was waiting outside. They looked in, but didn't enter, so the door closed and the elevator began moving up again. After a few more floors the elevator suddenly stopped with a shudder. Sasha was calm, despite the shake, since she knew elevators had breaks to prevent falling. She looked towards Pluto, holding a thick red cable, and with a weak smile and shaky voice she said, Eh heh, heh, I broke it. Even worse, they were stuck in between floors.
Sasha had cut the electricity by accident. She rushed into it, not thinking straight since she was still flustered. She should have gone to her apartment and grabbed proper electrical tools, but she just wanted something to take her mind off the incident.
A tall woman had passed by, calling out to them. Surprisingly, Sasha didn't know her name, so she figured it must be her first day there. Sasha thought she was pretty. Pluto had grabbed a standard crowbar and a black, plastic folding step stool. Sasha gave a weak chuckle and then lead the way back to the building. She made her way to the elevator and pressed the button, waiting for the elevator to come down. After several hours, at least that's what it seemed to Sasha, in reality, it was only a short moment, the elevator dinged. The doors opened and Sasha stepped in, waving Pluto to join her.
Sasha was quiet, still embarrassed from earlier. With a surprising assertiveness, she grabbed the stool from Pluto, opening it and placing it near the entrance, in front of the buttons. In a similar manner, she grabbed the crowbar. She stepped on the step stool and shoved the crowbar into a panel near the top of the elevator. The panel popped off, clanging on the ground. She held out the crowbar for Pluto to take. She wouldn't look at Pluto though, and would even drop it if he didn't grab it.
Sasha was not very focused, still thinking of the earlier events. She stuck her hands into the panel as the elevator started moving, someone having called the elevator. As they moved up, she ruffled through wires and pipes, looking for the part she wanted.
The elevator dinged and the doors opened. Someone was waiting outside. They looked in, but didn't enter, so the door closed and the elevator began moving up again. After a few more floors the elevator suddenly stopped with a shudder. Sasha was calm, despite the shake, since she knew elevators had breaks to prevent falling. She looked towards Pluto, holding a thick red cable, and with a weak smile and shaky voice she said, Eh heh, heh, I broke it. Even worse, they were stuck in between floors.
Sasha had cut the electricity by accident. She rushed into it, not thinking straight since she was still flustered. She should have gone to her apartment and grabbed proper electrical tools, but she just wanted something to take her mind off the incident.
Tobias Ashikage
Tobias had been living at Suncrest for a few weeks now. Since the love of his life died, he's tried becoming a better person. As a reformed thief, he's chosen to settle down here, at Suncrest. He likes spending a large portion of his time people watching. Currently, he did just that.
Tobias was sitting in the lobby, in a corner overlooking the entrance. It's a habit for surveillance he can easily mask as people watching. He noticed what seemed to be a couple walking in together. They were blushing, one holding some tools. Tobias assumed for some home project. Shortly after another woman entered, moving towards the offices. Likely she were moving in.
Tobias returned to his newspaper, his cane leaning against his leg. Nothing too interesting today, though he noticed that one of his old thefts was just discovered. A security deposit box was found missing all of it's valuable. Tobias had accomplished this years ago. It brought back some nostalgia for him. He hummed a gentle tune as he smiled and continued reading.
Tobias was sitting in the lobby, in a corner overlooking the entrance. It's a habit for surveillance he can easily mask as people watching. He noticed what seemed to be a couple walking in together. They were blushing, one holding some tools. Tobias assumed for some home project. Shortly after another woman entered, moving towards the offices. Likely she were moving in.
Tobias returned to his newspaper, his cane leaning against his leg. Nothing too interesting today, though he noticed that one of his old thefts was just discovered. A security deposit box was found missing all of it's valuable. Tobias had accomplished this years ago. It brought back some nostalgia for him. He hummed a gentle tune as he smiled and continued reading.