006 - [Video] Why is it always to late to say goodbye?

[bill_to_sis]

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[favoritetraitor]

Why hello again.

[bill_to_sis]

Hello. [pause] How's the violin? Is it working properly now?

[favoritetraitor]

Probably. But not by my hands, I'm afraid. I've never been very interested in taking up the art.

[bill_to_sis]

That's a shame. You were so convinced the other day that music was your passion.

[100% smirking on the inside]

[favoritetraitor]

My family was strongly invested in the Arts, so naturally I have a deep affection for it. But I prefer to leave artistic things for those with the talent for it.

[bill_to_sis]

That's for the best. It was a little grating on the ears the other day.

[favoritetraitor]

How... straightforward of an assessment.

[bill_to_sis]

Would you rather I tell a lie?

[favoritetraitor]

I suppose not, although I imagine it could have been phrased with a little more finesse.

[bill_to_sis]

[gives a shrug]

I'll keep that in mind for next time. So did you have unfinished business with Mr. Simon?

[favoritetraitor]

Oh, no. Not at all. I don't believe I had the pleasure of his acquaintance.

Tell me, what does he do for a living?

[bill_to_sis]

He dabbled a little in public relations for City Solutions. You... may have heard of them?

[she'd hate to assume~]

[favoritetraitor]

Oh yes. I'm aware of them.

[bill_to_sis]

Ah, then I'm sure you're aware I can't elaborate on the rest of his duties.

[Not that November had told her all of them. He was still bringing her on board when he left.]

[favoritetraitor]

That's quite alright. It's not anything that concerns me.

Would I be right in assuming that you work for them as well?

[bill_to_sis]

In an unofficial capacity. I was handling Mr. Simon's personal effects while he worked until he could bring me on board with the company.