monetary issues [closed]
WHO: Joshua and Neku, possibly Shiki.
WHAT: Josh is playing mommy and forcing Neku to get a job. (Conveniently forgetting he doesn't have one either.)
WHERE: Neku's place.
WHEN: Some time after the Queen's announcement.
Joshua was bored. Very bored. His patience was running thin, and he had nothing to do but sit and wait. And he hated nothing more than the monotony of routine; it made him snappish and irritable.
To pass the time, he liked watching the people in Rivelata. Watching over Shibuya for so long meant it was just habitual second nature now, but here they were more intriguing. If he was going to be stuck anywhere in the RG-- if this could even be called that-- at least a place like this was interesting. More often than not he spent his time lounging in a chair, legs crossed and nose in his journal, completely ignoring his housemates like they were part of the furniture. That seemed to work just fine for Neku, who only had attention for Shiki anyway.
But now, with their money running thin as his patience, they really, really needed a job. Even if his housemates had never worked in their lives, he wasn't going to babysit them. But unless he found a job that gave easy money, he wasn't going to work. He wasn't that desperately bored.
Overlooking that minor detail, he was on a mission. He cornered Neku easily enough, appearing between him and the door he'd just been about to enter. "Say, Neku. I think we have a teensy problem we need to discuss."
WHAT: Josh is playing mommy and forcing Neku to get a job. (Conveniently forgetting he doesn't have one either.)
WHERE: Neku's place.
WHEN: Some time after the Queen's announcement.
Joshua was bored. Very bored. His patience was running thin, and he had nothing to do but sit and wait. And he hated nothing more than the monotony of routine; it made him snappish and irritable.
To pass the time, he liked watching the people in Rivelata. Watching over Shibuya for so long meant it was just habitual second nature now, but here they were more intriguing. If he was going to be stuck anywhere in the RG-- if this could even be called that-- at least a place like this was interesting. More often than not he spent his time lounging in a chair, legs crossed and nose in his journal, completely ignoring his housemates like they were part of the furniture. That seemed to work just fine for Neku, who only had attention for Shiki anyway.
But now, with their money running thin as his patience, they really, really needed a job. Even if his housemates had never worked in their lives, he wasn't going to babysit them. But unless he found a job that gave easy money, he wasn't going to work. He wasn't that desperately bored.
Overlooking that minor detail, he was on a mission. He cornered Neku easily enough, appearing between him and the door he'd just been about to enter. "Say, Neku. I think we have a teensy problem we need to discuss."