nomadsoul_9
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OOC: This one is for Sweetp and myself. Please enjoy and send comments via PM.
Character:
Marcus P. Jones
28 year old
6'4", 220 lbs.
Azure eyes
Brown hair (highlights)
Athletic build
Vice President of Publishing Company
IC:
"Thank you very much Mrs. Collins," Marcus said standing up from his Italian black leather office chair, "we will get in touch with you within the week." Mrs. Collins was applying for a position as a secretary. She had horded experience in this field over the course of 20 years in the business. Married, 44-years-old and an annoying hacking cough that she would belt out every 2 minutes... he wasn't going to call her back.
Picking up a clipboard near the corner of his desk, he walk the hefty applicant out the door. Just one more interview to go and then lunch, he thought to himself. He was two whole days into his job and needed a secretary badly. A well dressed business man, fashionable bachelor, he stood with confidence and authority but retained a kind, smiling face. He had a new suit on today... a black coat, black slacks and a blue shirt joined by a yellow tie. A true heart-breaking playboy, and he knew it.
Brandishing the clipboard in his left and ringless hand, adjusting his mustard-yellow tie with his right, he walked around the corner of his office, passing the vacant desk of a secretary-to-be. He called off a name from the clipboards contents, "Chloe Smith," he looked around and made eye contact, "I'm ready to see you now." She silently stood and followed him to his office. Being a gentleman, he allowed her to enter his practically decorated office before himself.
Offering her a seat infront of his desk, he proceded to the comfy leather throne of his domain. To his left a standard office phone with wireless head set and a twelve inch replica of the David statue. On the wall, futher to his left a large flat screen TV which we tracked his stocks and the news on. To his right, a state-of-the-art, 2 screen computer set up, the best money could buy. With a sly grin, he took a few seconds to soak it all in and continued with his interview.
"Let's see what we have here." he said. Glacing through the application Chloe submitted something stood out in her application and hit him with the force of a nuke. Wedged between her address and college he read "High School: Freeland Grove High". It was the very same school that he attended just a decade ago. Looking up at her face, he remembered it all too clearly...
*THUMP THUMP* *THUMP THUMP* Slowly he walked down the halls of the high school, the walls a gaunlet of red, yellow and blue lockers. His heart was beating so hard, he for a moment thought that he was going to die or it would shoot right out of his thin, lanky frame. One by one, his awkward steps brought him closer and closer to her. He wasn't afraid. He'd played his scene out in his head countless times. Ok... just like I planned. Just tell her that you want to go to the prom with her and give her the flower. It'll be as easy as that. You can do it Marcus! He went over this mantra over and over, step by step. Step by step to Chloe Smith, the social butterfly of the campus and Home Coming Queen. They shared a few classes together and he even let her cheat off him during some tests. As reputation had it, she was around her friends.
"Hiya Chloe. It's Marcus." he shyly said as she turned to face him, slightly repulsed. "Would you like to go to the senior prom with me?" he asked her even more shyly, his heart almost shooting from his ribs, palms sweaty, even spitting a little when he said 'prom'.
"Back the fuck off Dorkus!" said Reed Brewings, the star of the school basketball team. Everyone chuckled a little when Reed said 'Dorkus'... everyone but Marcus. "What the hell makes you think that she wants to go with you?" he said as Chloe dreamingly gazed at Reed. Without a moment to gather his thoughts, much less his tattered emotions and thrashed heart, Reed shot his hand out in one deft motion and slapped Marcus in the back of the head, knocking his thick coke-bottle glasses off his face. Amidst the laughing and pointing, the incessant chanting "Dorkus! Dorkus! Dorkus!", he lost himself in tears. As if in slow motion, he saw his perfectly shaped crystaline tears and glasses shatter and break from thier true forms as they hit the ground. The world around him was shaking, crumbled and set ablaze all in one swift motion.
Feeling the sun beating the back of his neck, Marcus was shaken from this flashback with a poker face, as if the tragic event never happened. He cracked a welcoming, professional smile at Chloe, whom was also taking in the office with a sense of awe, wide eyed and beaming with a smile.
"So Ms. Smith," his grin grew slightly in size, "what do you think you can offer this company?"
Character:
Marcus P. Jones
28 year old
6'4", 220 lbs.
Azure eyes
Brown hair (highlights)
Athletic build
Vice President of Publishing Company
IC:
"Thank you very much Mrs. Collins," Marcus said standing up from his Italian black leather office chair, "we will get in touch with you within the week." Mrs. Collins was applying for a position as a secretary. She had horded experience in this field over the course of 20 years in the business. Married, 44-years-old and an annoying hacking cough that she would belt out every 2 minutes... he wasn't going to call her back.
Picking up a clipboard near the corner of his desk, he walk the hefty applicant out the door. Just one more interview to go and then lunch, he thought to himself. He was two whole days into his job and needed a secretary badly. A well dressed business man, fashionable bachelor, he stood with confidence and authority but retained a kind, smiling face. He had a new suit on today... a black coat, black slacks and a blue shirt joined by a yellow tie. A true heart-breaking playboy, and he knew it.
Brandishing the clipboard in his left and ringless hand, adjusting his mustard-yellow tie with his right, he walked around the corner of his office, passing the vacant desk of a secretary-to-be. He called off a name from the clipboards contents, "Chloe Smith," he looked around and made eye contact, "I'm ready to see you now." She silently stood and followed him to his office. Being a gentleman, he allowed her to enter his practically decorated office before himself.
Offering her a seat infront of his desk, he proceded to the comfy leather throne of his domain. To his left a standard office phone with wireless head set and a twelve inch replica of the David statue. On the wall, futher to his left a large flat screen TV which we tracked his stocks and the news on. To his right, a state-of-the-art, 2 screen computer set up, the best money could buy. With a sly grin, he took a few seconds to soak it all in and continued with his interview.
"Let's see what we have here." he said. Glacing through the application Chloe submitted something stood out in her application and hit him with the force of a nuke. Wedged between her address and college he read "High School: Freeland Grove High". It was the very same school that he attended just a decade ago. Looking up at her face, he remembered it all too clearly...
*THUMP THUMP* *THUMP THUMP* Slowly he walked down the halls of the high school, the walls a gaunlet of red, yellow and blue lockers. His heart was beating so hard, he for a moment thought that he was going to die or it would shoot right out of his thin, lanky frame. One by one, his awkward steps brought him closer and closer to her. He wasn't afraid. He'd played his scene out in his head countless times. Ok... just like I planned. Just tell her that you want to go to the prom with her and give her the flower. It'll be as easy as that. You can do it Marcus! He went over this mantra over and over, step by step. Step by step to Chloe Smith, the social butterfly of the campus and Home Coming Queen. They shared a few classes together and he even let her cheat off him during some tests. As reputation had it, she was around her friends.
"Hiya Chloe. It's Marcus." he shyly said as she turned to face him, slightly repulsed. "Would you like to go to the senior prom with me?" he asked her even more shyly, his heart almost shooting from his ribs, palms sweaty, even spitting a little when he said 'prom'.
"Back the fuck off Dorkus!" said Reed Brewings, the star of the school basketball team. Everyone chuckled a little when Reed said 'Dorkus'... everyone but Marcus. "What the hell makes you think that she wants to go with you?" he said as Chloe dreamingly gazed at Reed. Without a moment to gather his thoughts, much less his tattered emotions and thrashed heart, Reed shot his hand out in one deft motion and slapped Marcus in the back of the head, knocking his thick coke-bottle glasses off his face. Amidst the laughing and pointing, the incessant chanting "Dorkus! Dorkus! Dorkus!", he lost himself in tears. As if in slow motion, he saw his perfectly shaped crystaline tears and glasses shatter and break from thier true forms as they hit the ground. The world around him was shaking, crumbled and set ablaze all in one swift motion.
Feeling the sun beating the back of his neck, Marcus was shaken from this flashback with a poker face, as if the tragic event never happened. He cracked a welcoming, professional smile at Chloe, whom was also taking in the office with a sense of awe, wide eyed and beaming with a smile.
"So Ms. Smith," his grin grew slightly in size, "what do you think you can offer this company?"
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