✿三十六 forward dated to monday
[The aftermath of Valentine's Day, Hong Kong's been unusually quiet since. And by quiet I mean he's probably just not been quite as sarcastic and arrogant. That is until he gets his new regain.
A. A Rolls-Royce Phantom . Now parked on the drive of 767 Bunker Street. If you want an idea of what the price is for one of these new... Um... Try in the region of $300,000... And Hong Kong currently has the record for most of them per capita, they're a huge status symbol of the wealthy elite in his house. If this doesn't quite scream rich bastard banker I don't know what does... Speaking of which, he's pretty much definitely going to be late for work this morning... But come on, it's much too fun to sit and look smug and press all the buttons. Doesn't the interior make you feel sick it's so cushy looking?]
[B. During the day you'll eventually find him working in his office at the bank... Working. Hahahaha. Anyway, feel free to come in and bug him or just to ask whether he feels like sharing any of the dim sum or cakes that he's filled his office with.
Otherwise you'll find him outside on his lunch break, spending waaaay too much money on more things that he doesn't need. New suits in particular. They need to be as nice as his car okay.]
[C. So, remember that disaster of a swimming pool that he tried to make back in the summer on the lawn of his old house next door? Well, he's decided that there's a much better use for it and- following a reasonably successful fishing trip to Mayfield's very small lake- Hong Kong has proceeded to dump the contents of a bucket of live fish into it. The three cats of his current house are obviously very, very interested in this and are watching very closely from the side...
That is until, Kwan, in natural water-loving + hungry tiger fashion, goes diving straight into the freezing cold water, sending them scattering into the bushes because of the huge splash...]
[D. Later in the evening they'll be some really delicious smells drifting from the garage of 767, where Hong Kong is trying out a kind of make-shift night dai pai dong stall that he's set up in there. He hasn't really properly opened it for business yet, nor has he decided whether he will, this is more just a test run while he makes dinner for his fake!family. But if any hungry passers-by want to try and wrangle him out of some Chinese food (mostly siu mei stuff- barbeque pork, roasted goose, soy sauce chicken... etc) then he might be persuaded.
Probably at a price though.]
A. A Rolls-Royce Phantom . Now parked on the drive of 767 Bunker Street. If you want an idea of what the price is for one of these new... Um... Try in the region of $300,000... And Hong Kong currently has the record for most of them per capita, they're a huge status symbol of the wealthy elite in his house. If this doesn't quite scream rich bastard banker I don't know what does... Speaking of which, he's pretty much definitely going to be late for work this morning... But come on, it's much too fun to sit and look smug and press all the buttons. Doesn't the interior make you feel sick it's so cushy looking?]
[B. During the day you'll eventually find him working in his office at the bank... Working. Hahahaha. Anyway, feel free to come in and bug him or just to ask whether he feels like sharing any of the dim sum or cakes that he's filled his office with.
Otherwise you'll find him outside on his lunch break, spending waaaay too much money on more things that he doesn't need. New suits in particular. They need to be as nice as his car okay.]
[C. So, remember that disaster of a swimming pool that he tried to make back in the summer on the lawn of his old house next door? Well, he's decided that there's a much better use for it and- following a reasonably successful fishing trip to Mayfield's very small lake- Hong Kong has proceeded to dump the contents of a bucket of live fish into it. The three cats of his current house are obviously very, very interested in this and are watching very closely from the side...
That is until, Kwan, in natural water-loving + hungry tiger fashion, goes diving straight into the freezing cold water, sending them scattering into the bushes because of the huge splash...]
[D. Later in the evening they'll be some really delicious smells drifting from the garage of 767, where Hong Kong is trying out a kind of make-shift night dai pai dong stall that he's set up in there. He hasn't really properly opened it for business yet, nor has he decided whether he will, this is more just a test run while he makes dinner for his fake!family. But if any hungry passers-by want to try and wrangle him out of some Chinese food (mostly siu mei stuff- barbeque pork, roasted goose, soy sauce chicken... etc) then he might be persuaded.
Probably at a price though.]