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12-06-2014, 03:23 AM

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Originally Posted by Bazinga

Victoria had been making her rounds all week and her next stop with at level five. Taking her usual lunch break, but not going anywhere to eat she headed towards the reception area and then headed towards the office she was looking for. She knew the man's wife was running, but that didn't mean she couldn't come to speak with him. No, she needed to make it a priority to speak to these type of people. Not that she wanted to change his mind, because it was his wife, he should vote for her, but if she did win Vic wanted a good starting relationship with the man.

Adjusting her shoulder bag with her parchment and quill, she flattened her skirt and then finally knocked on the door. He would be in, wouldn't he? The receptionist wouldn't have sent her back to an empty office she hoped.

Gid had just sat down with his cup of coffee with a number of folders on his desk to go through in regards to the negotiations coming up. He needed to sort through which of his employees would be needed and get that paperwork out to them and set up a meeting to go over what he needed from each of them. He heard a knock and looked up "Come in." he called out, setting aside the folder and moving to stand up.

12-06-2014, 03:23 AM	#112 (permalink)
Lizasaurus Guest Posts: n/a	Quote: Originally Posted by Bazinga Victoria had been making her rounds all week and her next stop with at level five. Taking her usual lunch break, but not going anywhere to eat she headed towards the reception area and then headed towards the office she was looking for. She knew the man's wife was running, but that didn't mean she couldn't come to speak with him. No, she needed to make it a priority to speak to these type of people. Not that she wanted to change his mind, because it was his wife, he should vote for her, but if she did win Vic wanted a good starting relationship with the man. Adjusting her shoulder bag with her parchment and quill, she flattened her skirt and then finally knocked on the door. He would be in, wouldn't he? The receptionist wouldn't have sent her back to an empty office she hoped. Gid had just sat down with his cup of coffee with a number of folders on his desk to go through in regards to the negotiations coming up. He needed to sort through which of his employees would be needed and get that paperwork out to them and set up a meeting to go over what he needed from each of them. He heard a knock and looked up "Come in." he called out, setting aside the folder and moving to stand up.