I do try to ignore the rest of the world, but by the demand suggestion of your missive, I gather that the rumors are true. You are the new owner of the Harpies, then? I am sure Gwen is ever so pleased.
My summer passed reasonably well, as I sincerely hope yours did. I did, on occasion, leave my cave to socialize with my sister and the recipient of the little broom, who is now a wise and learned six and received her gift with much glee, or so I heard.
Princess Elianora is a skilled diplomat, as you might have guessed by now, though the dragons are terribly demanding. I suppose next Wednesday is as likely a time as any to relate the details, though discussion over this paperwork may take up some of your storytime.
I am, indeed, the owner of the Harpies. Gwen can stuff herself and the tree trunk that’s lodged in her arse. Ms. Jones is a capable woman. We shall leave it at that for now.
I look forward to hearing of your sister and the ankle biter birthday girl, not to mention Elianora’s political prowess. You should plan to meet for the afternoon as we shall mix business and pleasure. I might even allow you to treat me to dinner after.
I’ll have our solicitor send you the contract by Monday so you might review the terms.
I try never to mix business and pleasure; most of my contacts are in no way agreeable company, to begin, and overall I find it detrimental to the nature of the contract. I would be most glad to take dinner with you, however, and relay all you have missed in the Realm.
My thanks for the consideration; I shall arrive prepared, then.
In all honesty, I find it’s best to avoid the mixture of business and pleasure as well, though I believe it is due to the fact that I dislike most humans on principle.
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I do try to ignore the rest of the world, but by the demand suggestion of your missive, I gather that the rumors are true. You are the new owner of the Harpies, then? I am sure Gwen is ever so pleased.
My summer passed reasonably well, as I sincerely hope yours did. I did, on occasion, leave my cave to socialize with my sister and the recipient of the little broom, who is now a wise and learned six and received her gift with much glee, or so I heard.
Princess Elianora is a skilled diplomat, as you might have guessed by now, though the dragons are terribly demanding. I suppose next Wednesday is as likely a time as any to relate the details, though discussion over this paperwork may take up some of your storytime.
Tristan
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I am, indeed, the owner of the Harpies. Gwen can stuff herself and the tree trunk that’s lodged in her arse. Ms. Jones is a capable woman. We shall leave it at that for now.
I look forward to hearing of your sister and the ankle biter birthday girl, not to mention Elianora’s political prowess. You should plan to meet for the afternoon as we shall mix business and pleasure. I might even allow you to treat me to dinner after.
I’ll have our solicitor send you the contract by Monday so you might review the terms.
Pansy
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Gwen is that, I agree.
I try never to mix business and pleasure; most of my contacts are in no way agreeable company, to begin, and overall I find it detrimental to the nature of the contract. I would be most glad to take dinner with you, however, and relay all you have missed in the Realm.
My thanks for the consideration; I shall arrive prepared, then.
Tristan
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In all honesty, I find it’s best to avoid the mixture of business and pleasure as well, though I believe it is due to the fact that I dislike most humans on principle.
You’re special. Take that as you’d like.
Kisses,
Pansy
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