sexymistress
Really Really Experienced
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- Aug 9, 2011
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One week ago…
"No! No, they can't be serious! This is my family's land, it has been for years! They can't take it away, we own it! "
"I'm sorry Miss, I don't know why anything is happening, I'm just serving you with the papers telling you of the eviction."
"They aren't getting away with this. You can tell them that I think this about their papers!"
Ripping the folder of papers in two, she threw them at the sly man in a suit before closing the door firmly and locking it. This had been in her family's name for as long as the town had been around. They were the first settlers in this part of the town and no one could take that away. Hell, the town had declared her house a historical landmark.
Walking into the den, Calliope called the family lawyer and several other lawyers until she was finally put in touch with the asshole that was planning on destroying the home and using the land for some kind of filthy profit. All she had to do was sign a contract at the beginning of the week and her house would be safe.
Apparently, though she had gotten sole ownership of the house following the death of her parents two years before, Calliope had not been informed about the cost of running such a home. Her lawyer her taken a lot of the family's money in order to keep the bills paid, but that left very little for the staff and for the property taxes. She didn't make nearly enough to pay everything on a monthly basis and the staff slowly disappeared one by one. That was when this monster had scooped up her family's home and land so quickly and easily in an auction.
She had been out of town for a couple of weeks to make arrangements for her home and to try and start a bed and breakfast in the historic building. Something to bring in a profit and lower the cost of living. Her lawyer hadn't gotten in touch with her and the auction had carried on without her knowledge and her childhood home had slipped from her fingers. Now, all she had to do was sign a contract and she would be safe. Able to open the home up as she wished.
Present day…
Pacing through the front hall, her black heels clicked against the old hardwood flooring. She didn't want to have to deal with all of this, but she had no choice. These strangers didn't know anything about the memories and history in this house or how valuable it real was to the town.
Dressing in a casual suit, Calliope (Callie as she was known by her friends), the skirt falling down to her knees and the crisp white blouse tucked into it. Her long red hair was up in a loose bun, a few loose strands hanging out of it to make it seem as though she wasn't all business. Holding the locket around her throat she kept walking back and forth until the old door bell rang.
Counting to ten in her head, she walked to the door and opened it slowly. Eyes looked at the man standing before her before she took a step back and opened the door wider.
"Please come in sir, could we hurry things along though? I've had a hard time sleeping the last couple of days and I would like to lay down for a while."
Leading him into the office, she sat down on one side of the desk and motioned for him to sit on the other, folding her hands carefully on the desk. Callie patiently waited for him to make the next move.
"No! No, they can't be serious! This is my family's land, it has been for years! They can't take it away, we own it! "
"I'm sorry Miss, I don't know why anything is happening, I'm just serving you with the papers telling you of the eviction."
"They aren't getting away with this. You can tell them that I think this about their papers!"
Ripping the folder of papers in two, she threw them at the sly man in a suit before closing the door firmly and locking it. This had been in her family's name for as long as the town had been around. They were the first settlers in this part of the town and no one could take that away. Hell, the town had declared her house a historical landmark.
Walking into the den, Calliope called the family lawyer and several other lawyers until she was finally put in touch with the asshole that was planning on destroying the home and using the land for some kind of filthy profit. All she had to do was sign a contract at the beginning of the week and her house would be safe.
Apparently, though she had gotten sole ownership of the house following the death of her parents two years before, Calliope had not been informed about the cost of running such a home. Her lawyer her taken a lot of the family's money in order to keep the bills paid, but that left very little for the staff and for the property taxes. She didn't make nearly enough to pay everything on a monthly basis and the staff slowly disappeared one by one. That was when this monster had scooped up her family's home and land so quickly and easily in an auction.
She had been out of town for a couple of weeks to make arrangements for her home and to try and start a bed and breakfast in the historic building. Something to bring in a profit and lower the cost of living. Her lawyer hadn't gotten in touch with her and the auction had carried on without her knowledge and her childhood home had slipped from her fingers. Now, all she had to do was sign a contract and she would be safe. Able to open the home up as she wished.
Present day…
Pacing through the front hall, her black heels clicked against the old hardwood flooring. She didn't want to have to deal with all of this, but she had no choice. These strangers didn't know anything about the memories and history in this house or how valuable it real was to the town.
Dressing in a casual suit, Calliope (Callie as she was known by her friends), the skirt falling down to her knees and the crisp white blouse tucked into it. Her long red hair was up in a loose bun, a few loose strands hanging out of it to make it seem as though she wasn't all business. Holding the locket around her throat she kept walking back and forth until the old door bell rang.
Counting to ten in her head, she walked to the door and opened it slowly. Eyes looked at the man standing before her before she took a step back and opened the door wider.
"Please come in sir, could we hurry things along though? I've had a hard time sleeping the last couple of days and I would like to lay down for a while."
Leading him into the office, she sat down on one side of the desk and motioned for him to sit on the other, folding her hands carefully on the desk. Callie patiently waited for him to make the next move.