Gilamar Skirata
The most important step is always the next one
Gil was late.
Again.
Ever since the war with the Sith ended his payments had been coming in later and later for his holo booth at the Bazaar. This time he owed about two months worth of credits to Danger's company. He couldn't see why that waranted him coming in person to pay the woman, but his investors and stock holders weren't about to let his negligence affect their accounts. The Snobs. Regardless, he was late even to this meeting, the looming threat of war with the Republic had taken its toll and the old man and the increased amount of border reports and near skirmish encounters had added onto the stress of his every day life, leading to heavier drinking. Which brings us to why Gilamar Skirata, CEO of one of the largest ship building companies in the Outer Rim was late to a business meeting.
He was hungover, and to be honest, still a tad drunk. A heavy night had left Gilamar looking disheveled. His hair was a mess, he had dark circles under his eyes, and he looked as if he had been sobbing for weeks. His green checkered button-up and tan trousers were wrinkled and his boots half tied. Reaching into his bantha leather jacket he pulled his flask from one of the pockets before rubbing his head as he walked down the hall towards Danger's office. With a heavy sigh he took a swig and shoved the beskar flask back into its place.
Flashing his I.D. to the security, he entered through the double doors of Danger's office. With a grunt he muttered, "[member="Danger Arceneau"]? I've got yer payment."
Again.
Ever since the war with the Sith ended his payments had been coming in later and later for his holo booth at the Bazaar. This time he owed about two months worth of credits to Danger's company. He couldn't see why that waranted him coming in person to pay the woman, but his investors and stock holders weren't about to let his negligence affect their accounts. The Snobs. Regardless, he was late even to this meeting, the looming threat of war with the Republic had taken its toll and the old man and the increased amount of border reports and near skirmish encounters had added onto the stress of his every day life, leading to heavier drinking. Which brings us to why Gilamar Skirata, CEO of one of the largest ship building companies in the Outer Rim was late to a business meeting.
He was hungover, and to be honest, still a tad drunk. A heavy night had left Gilamar looking disheveled. His hair was a mess, he had dark circles under his eyes, and he looked as if he had been sobbing for weeks. His green checkered button-up and tan trousers were wrinkled and his boots half tied. Reaching into his bantha leather jacket he pulled his flask from one of the pockets before rubbing his head as he walked down the hall towards Danger's office. With a heavy sigh he took a swig and shoved the beskar flask back into its place.
Flashing his I.D. to the security, he entered through the double doors of Danger's office. With a grunt he muttered, "[member="Danger Arceneau"]? I've got yer payment."