DENON
EARLY EVENING
BUSINESSTRIP
EARLY EVENING
BUSINESSTRIP
There was always good business dealings on Denon.
Nat had arrived earlier that day and had spent most of it in meetings with corporate big wigs to try and establish offset for the minerals she mined on Christhophsis. It had been quite a successful day and deserved a well earned drink.
She strolled through the streets and browsed through the ever open shops. A particular tailor specialising in exclusive bags grabbed her fancy and she ducked inside to get a better look. Her grey eyes were drawn to a beautiful white Anooba-skin purse and, even though she had a whole closet dedicated only to bags, she just had to have this one.
"That one is quite pricey, Madam. You sure you want it?" the salesman asked.
Nat's eyes narrowed at him. "Do I look like I have credit problems, Poodoo-face?" she asked him. "Ring it up!"
"Y-yes, ma'am." he relented bashfully.
After she finally got her purse, she made her way outside to go get a bit to eat. She had only taken a few steps down the sidewalk, when a hooded man thought it wise to grab her business case and run. The she-wolf almost let out a growl. Why did they always think they can get away? She stuck out her hand and grabbed hold of the runner with the Force, pulling him back towards her.
"Now, I kindly ask you to give it back. I just had my nails done a day ago and I really don't want to mess them up on someone like you." she told calmly, looking at her free hand's nails as she did so. He was still a kid - 20 at the most. She really did not want to tear him apart just yet.
He looked at her with wide eyes as he hung in front of her.
"My boss needs this, ma'am." he stammered.
Nat cocked her head to the side. "Tell your boss that if he ever tries to steal corporate documents from Natalia Björk again, I'll have him for dinner." she said, holding out her free hand for the case. The poos boy did not look far from crying as he handed it over.
After taking it, she dropped him to the floor. "Go on, get." she told him. As he scampered off, she checked the case to make sure that all data pads and schematics were still inside. Satisfied she had just started walking again, when a scent hit her nose. She had been around other lupines before, but this scent was different. More exotic. More spicy. Primal, even. The hairs in her neck stood on end in a mimic of raised hackles. He was close. Too close. Nat scanned her immediate area, her wolf stirring beneath the surface and letting out a low growl.