This may sound like a bit of an odd question, but in my wanderings of the city, I've found some quite suitable homes. Would anyone have any knowledge about how to procure a more permanent residence? It does not seem practical to live out of an inn permanently. Something akin to a townhouse would be suitable, but I prefer a bit more room to move
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I'm not... well yes, in a way... that is...
I... suppose so...
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We... should?
Please forgive me, sir, I don't believe we've even been introduced nor so much as exchanged names. Wouldn't that be more courteous than simply assuming the arrangements of a meeting?
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My name is Ciel Phantomhive. In London, I am known as Earl Phantomhive, the head of the Funtime Toy Company. I am pleased to make your acquaintance, Miss.
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My name is Euphemia
[the writing stops abruptly; painfully obvious there should be more following the name, quite a bit more by the space that's left... yet nothing comes]
What kind of meeting did you have in mind?
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[Ciel pays no notice to the abrupt space after her name, as they all have their reasons for being here, and perhaps just as much to hide.]
I thought we could meet over tea to discuss our options. I have considered purchasing a more permanent residence if possible. I was curious to see if others were thinking of doing the same.
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Tea sounds... heavenly. It's been a very trying few days, I'm afraid. Are you here in the hostel now?
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I am currently at the Iremos Cafe, but if you should wish to take tea in the hostel, I can just as easily return. A lady should not be out without her escort.
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Iremos, I know where that is. Please, don't disturb yourself, it isn't very far at all. I can be there shortly.
It will be very nice just to sit and drink tea with someone... familiar.
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I shall order tea so it will be waiting for you, Miss Euphemia.
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