Celedriel
Really Experienced
- Joined
- Jan 28, 2003
- Posts
- 237
It was just so hard to find good help these days.
Lady Elizabeth Miriel Rodgers Bathcourte drew an indolent, upper class finger through her precisely-curled auburn tresses.
Yes, tresses. She insisted on calling them tresses. This, among any other examples of haughtiness, no doubt played a small part in her divorce to the erstwhile Baron Robert Hampton Bathcourte IV.
Whatever the case, she was now firmly ensconced in her fashionable Upper West Side apartment. She had her settlement, she had her looks and her youth (early thirties, though a few words in the right ear got that down to 29 on her New York driver's license), and she had a car at her beck and call.
Now all she needed was the right maidservant to wait on her hand and foot, and all would be well.
Frowning, she turned back to the pile of resumes. Would any of these applicants answer the call?
ooc: needs another female character.
Lady Elizabeth Miriel Rodgers Bathcourte drew an indolent, upper class finger through her precisely-curled auburn tresses.
Yes, tresses. She insisted on calling them tresses. This, among any other examples of haughtiness, no doubt played a small part in her divorce to the erstwhile Baron Robert Hampton Bathcourte IV.
Whatever the case, she was now firmly ensconced in her fashionable Upper West Side apartment. She had her settlement, she had her looks and her youth (early thirties, though a few words in the right ear got that down to 29 on her New York driver's license), and she had a car at her beck and call.
Now all she needed was the right maidservant to wait on her hand and foot, and all would be well.
Frowning, she turned back to the pile of resumes. Would any of these applicants answer the call?
ooc: needs another female character.