04-23-2025, 12:37 PM
Anita followed him on the tour through the building. It was a nice set up. And a pretty nice business model. Almost like a small hotel. She felt it was weird for him to set up this close to Kallisti. There would be a lot of competition there. On top of that Kallisti also had the inclusion of tits and ass, but she assumed that this location was chosen more because of his other job. She wouldn’t pressure him on that.
The apartment upstairs was a work in progress. It meant clearly that he was more focused on getting that done before he got his own place. Still it was homey. He also had a bar in his kitchen. She laughed. ”Yup you’re a bartender.”
The offer of food was a great idea. Anita had been pacing herself, but she still had a few already. ”Sandwiches are fine with me as long as they are better than the terrible ones we get for fire department trainings. So bland! she grinned. ”And another Hayden special wouldn’t be refused.”
She turned a little somber, but in a reflective way. ”The fix it philosopher - sounds like a special guy. Those kind of meet ups are certainly special and if he requested his wake at your place, well - you must have had a big impact on him.”
She spoke it of a person who had been there before. She had. Working with the public meant you met some interesting people. Some were complete assholes. Most were normal, every day people. Some surprised you. And some you just connected with.
”I remember a girl - sixteen and pregnant. Her parents kicked her out. She called because her water broke, but had been so terrified that she waited too long to call. Wasn’t going to make it to the hospital. I was there, calmed her down, encouraged her and told her she could do it. Delivered her baby boy. She ended up getting help. Invited me to her high school graduation.” she didn’t say it to brag - just to relate a little more. It was good to make a difference.
The apartment upstairs was a work in progress. It meant clearly that he was more focused on getting that done before he got his own place. Still it was homey. He also had a bar in his kitchen. She laughed. ”Yup you’re a bartender.”
The offer of food was a great idea. Anita had been pacing herself, but she still had a few already. ”Sandwiches are fine with me as long as they are better than the terrible ones we get for fire department trainings. So bland! she grinned. ”And another Hayden special wouldn’t be refused.”
She turned a little somber, but in a reflective way. ”The fix it philosopher - sounds like a special guy. Those kind of meet ups are certainly special and if he requested his wake at your place, well - you must have had a big impact on him.”
She spoke it of a person who had been there before. She had. Working with the public meant you met some interesting people. Some were complete assholes. Most were normal, every day people. Some surprised you. And some you just connected with.
”I remember a girl - sixteen and pregnant. Her parents kicked her out. She called because her water broke, but had been so terrified that she waited too long to call. Wasn’t going to make it to the hospital. I was there, calmed her down, encouraged her and told her she could do it. Delivered her baby boy. She ended up getting help. Invited me to her high school graduation.” she didn’t say it to brag - just to relate a little more. It was good to make a difference.