Delila Castillon
#OldRedheadsReign
Etti IV - Downtown , Lunch Hour, The Capital Grille
Delila entered the historic building at ground level, taking off her sunglasses and stuffing them into her small bag. She had rushed over from her apartment, changing into civilian clothes. Delila didn't need him to know where she worked or what she did, although it was most likely public records anyone could drag up. Besides, one didn't show up in combat fatigues to an upscale restaurant for lunch. Stating her name with the hostess, the redhead was led through the bustling establishment to a two-seat table that was set right next to the window. It overlooked the tree-lined street in one of the nicer parts of the Corporate Sector.
"I'll have a glass of wine. Maybe something stronger, I'll let you know."
Alcohol was going to be needed today. Delila was having to deal with her ex-husband. Something about signing papers to sell an investment. One she didn't even know she was on. The redhead had offered to pay for a private courier service to deliver the papers and send them back. Apparently there was some mumbo-jumbo about signing in front of someone. Anyone off the street wouldn't do either.
So here she was. Sipping wine and trying to remember to be on her best behavior. Delila didn't want anything from [member="Brad Solo"] . No money from the investment. She didn't even want him to pay for lunch. Hopefully it would all be over soon enough. They divorced quite some time ago so why was he just worrying about her signature now?
Delila entered the historic building at ground level, taking off her sunglasses and stuffing them into her small bag. She had rushed over from her apartment, changing into civilian clothes. Delila didn't need him to know where she worked or what she did, although it was most likely public records anyone could drag up. Besides, one didn't show up in combat fatigues to an upscale restaurant for lunch. Stating her name with the hostess, the redhead was led through the bustling establishment to a two-seat table that was set right next to the window. It overlooked the tree-lined street in one of the nicer parts of the Corporate Sector.
"I'll have a glass of wine. Maybe something stronger, I'll let you know."
Alcohol was going to be needed today. Delila was having to deal with her ex-husband. Something about signing papers to sell an investment. One she didn't even know she was on. The redhead had offered to pay for a private courier service to deliver the papers and send them back. Apparently there was some mumbo-jumbo about signing in front of someone. Anyone off the street wouldn't do either.
So here she was. Sipping wine and trying to remember to be on her best behavior. Delila didn't want anything from [member="Brad Solo"] . No money from the investment. She didn't even want him to pay for lunch. Hopefully it would all be over soon enough. They divorced quite some time ago so why was he just worrying about her signature now?