I've tried to have a quiet existence since March, but somehow, that seems to fail me.
I've been in this complex for a few months, and suddenly, old friends of mine are popping up, seemingly out of nowhere! They've been married, had children...hmm, the restraints of normality.
As for me, I have Rie the cat (or rather, Rie has me), the shop, and my
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It's beyond reason that so many of our league have ended up living in the one apartment complex... what made you choose?
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It's close to my gallery in Shinjuku, and I offer my services as a private tennis instructor here. What was your reasoning?
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I owned enough shares in the contracting company to specify just what I wanted. As grand as the Tokyo house is, there can be times where the sheer space becomes too much.
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Somehow, I feel I have to hide my cat from you, Atobe. After all, Rie is not the pussy you are looking for.
So instead you rent out the entire floor of the building? I live right below you.
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Which, in itself, is simply too strange.
You would do well to hide your cat. My dog would eat it.
Precisely. Congratulations, Yukimura, I believe that makes you the closest to a neighbour I have.
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True, I forgot. You did buy out the company. I guess they got tired of you simply purchasing industrial sized boxes every week or so.
Your dog is that little...Chihuahua, isn't it? Rie's still a kitten, but she would find it too small to even think about eating. Much like yourself.
Indeed we are, then. Try not to be upset and wade in your lonliness when the floor shakes?
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And were I purchasing said industrial boxes, wouldn't it just imply the product of my brush strokes far surpassed the norm? If it were true, you should be awed at my prowess.
Yes. I am like your cat. There are certain things of yours I would find too small to even think about eating. My dog is a pure-bred Pekingese but please, feel free to insult it, I loathe it.
The floor shakes? Your perfect gait contradicts such claims. I have yet to witness such a phenomenon.
OOC: I broke me.
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Now see, it doesn't imply that your product surpasses the norm. However, the purchase of such boxes does mean you spend a good deal of time with solo practice in...perfecting your stroke.
Too small for you to eat? Really, Atobe. My...satisfied customers would beg to disagree with you. It's too bad those boxes can't say a word. Why do you have a Pekingese if you hate it?
Your floor, which is my ceiling. And I have much more than a perfect gait.
OOC: *dead*
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You really have changed. As much as it pains me to admit it, changed for the better, too. It takes quite a bit to keep me honestly amused, but you've managed it.
I'm sure your satisfied customers do beg. But rarely for long. My former team mates foisted the rat of a thing on me. For that reason I don't have the heart to rid myself of it.
OOC: If you squint, Yuki won, but Atobe wouldn't admit it =P
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Ah, so have you. It's been years, of course we've all changed. And yes, I am quite amusing. But you have kept me amused as well...which is nice, since it's been a long day.
You're right about my customers not begging for long. Three minutes, tops. Why am I guessing that you spoil it like nothing else?
OOC: Of course he wouldn't. XD And Yuki basks in his victory.
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Your modesty is astounding. Painting and running a singular shop is taxing?
I'm not sure if that's a boast or a self-condemnation, Yukimura. Because it's probably true.
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Painting, owning and managing the shop (you know business much better than I, but since I don't have a managing team, I do all of it myself), private tennis instruction, and going back and forth with my personal manager and physical therapist as to if and when I'll enter the pro circuit again.
Be awed at my recovery time. Steak every night?
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Ah, I see, trials indeed. (You make me sound positively lazy. Were it so simple doubtlessly I could have kept up with professional tennis myself.)
His vet says his sensitive digestive system can't take such stress, so, no, not steak. Filet mignion, some nights. Have you ever tried hiding a worming pills in haute cuisine? Ridiculous. Practically impossible.
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I love my work, though, so it keeps me occupied. (Doubtful. I'm sure running a corporation takes just as much time.)
Instead of hiding the pills in his food, you can squeeze the hinges of his jaw to open his mouth, pop the pill in and massage his throat to force him to swallow it.
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