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It wasn't a vastly big building by any means, nor was it a little hole-in-the-wall-dinky-rink place that no one would notice. Covered behind legit licenses and backed by the higher ups, though which higher ups went unsaid. It was hers. All hers. So long as the taxes were paid on the property every month and the bills covered, it'd always be hers. Mebbe one day she could upgrade to a real big building and turn it into a...shaking her head, dreams weren't good. Hopes and dreams, nothing but an illusion. Doing is what counted.
She fished the keys outta her trench and slowly turned the key in the double bolt lock and stepping inside, she quickly de-alarmed the silent alarm.
She stood there a moment, breathing in the air and she smirked. Hers. All hers. Fingertips flicked the series of switches on as the Office building came to life.
There were plants and flowers, a six foot aquarium full of exotic fishes. Lush chairs and couches for the clientele to rest on while they waited to be seen. Small foot tables with an array of newspapers and magazines. There was a courtesy coffee pot that'd already started brewing and was steaming and ready to go. A water tank and disposable cups, a small table for the array of courtesy snacks she would offer through the day, a soda dispenser was off the side of that area as well, just to finish the look of course.
The receptionist desk stood there, in the back center of the room, beneath the banner that read, "Fordyce Enterprises." She'd eventually find a suitable candidate for that position.
Thank goodness the "other" services offered by her business was cleanly hidden through the legit businesses of being a body guard, bounty hunter and a private investigator. She couldn't very well advertise that she also offered services of killing people, stealing from people, severely beating people up, etc etc. The people she'd be hiring would have to be discreet and they'd have to be...well...kinda like her or something to that affect.
Either or, she shrugged and moved towards the main desk and slid fingers over the smooth mahogany. No expense had been spared when she'd designed and had the office furnished. She smirked to herself. There were five closed doors on the ground floor. Each with empty name plates waiting to be filled. Eventually the Rogue had plans to fill those spots, eventually...when she felt she could trust a partner again, but when would that be? One path led to the left, one to the right. The one to the right held two doors with nameplates and one half open which was the restroom. The other path held three doors with nameplates and a slight opening that held a staircase that wound up to where her private offices were. There were various pictures and hanging plants that adorned the staircase and the wall leading up. Each of the smaller offices downstairs were adequately equipped with the best computer technology available and fully stocked with whatever one could need in an office. She moved then up the stairs where her office was. She stepped inside the office, ice blues moving around the vast office space. She smirked to herself. She'd done well. Lush sapphire blue carpet, huge comfortable sofas and chairs for her private clientele. Four other doors branched off of her office. One was a private bedroom, for those nights when she didn't wanna go home, one was a private bathroom, equipped with a shower. One normal storage room for the office supplies and one was another storage room of a different type...one that not many would ever see or know about. She moved through the spanse of the room towards the ornate oak desk that waited for her, grinning as she ran fingertips over her nameplate. She'd never thought she'd have something like this. Ever. For now though, until she managed to find a suitable receptionist, she'd have to man the desk downstairs herself. It'd have to do. She couldn't just hire anyone, that could be cause for a disaster the Rogue wasn't prepared for. She stretched and nodded to herself, moving back down the stairs and to the main room.
Sliding behind the receptionist's desk, the Rogue kicked her feet up. Just waiting to see what the day would bring.
It wasn't a vastly big building by any means, nor was it a little hole-in-the-wall-dinky-rink place that no one would notice. Covered behind legit licenses and backed by the higher ups, though which higher ups went unsaid. It was hers. All hers. So long as the taxes were paid on the property every month and the bills covered, it'd always be hers. Mebbe one day she could upgrade to a real big building and turn it into a...shaking her head, dreams weren't good. Hopes and dreams, nothing but an illusion. Doing is what counted.
She fished the keys outta her trench and slowly turned the key in the double bolt lock and stepping inside, she quickly de-alarmed the silent alarm.
She stood there a moment, breathing in the air and she smirked. Hers. All hers. Fingertips flicked the series of switches on as the Office building came to life.
There were plants and flowers, a six foot aquarium full of exotic fishes. Lush chairs and couches for the clientele to rest on while they waited to be seen. Small foot tables with an array of newspapers and magazines. There was a courtesy coffee pot that'd already started brewing and was steaming and ready to go. A water tank and disposable cups, a small table for the array of courtesy snacks she would offer through the day, a soda dispenser was off the side of that area as well, just to finish the look of course.
The receptionist desk stood there, in the back center of the room, beneath the banner that read, "Fordyce Enterprises." She'd eventually find a suitable candidate for that position.
Thank goodness the "other" services offered by her business was cleanly hidden through the legit businesses of being a body guard, bounty hunter and a private investigator. She couldn't very well advertise that she also offered services of killing people, stealing from people, severely beating people up, etc etc. The people she'd be hiring would have to be discreet and they'd have to be...well...kinda like her or something to that affect.
Either or, she shrugged and moved towards the main desk and slid fingers over the smooth mahogany. No expense had been spared when she'd designed and had the office furnished. She smirked to herself. There were five closed doors on the ground floor. Each with empty name plates waiting to be filled. Eventually the Rogue had plans to fill those spots, eventually...when she felt she could trust a partner again, but when would that be? One path led to the left, one to the right. The one to the right held two doors with nameplates and one half open which was the restroom. The other path held three doors with nameplates and a slight opening that held a staircase that wound up to where her private offices were. There were various pictures and hanging plants that adorned the staircase and the wall leading up. Each of the smaller offices downstairs were adequately equipped with the best computer technology available and fully stocked with whatever one could need in an office. She moved then up the stairs where her office was. She stepped inside the office, ice blues moving around the vast office space. She smirked to herself. She'd done well. Lush sapphire blue carpet, huge comfortable sofas and chairs for her private clientele. Four other doors branched off of her office. One was a private bedroom, for those nights when she didn't wanna go home, one was a private bathroom, equipped with a shower. One normal storage room for the office supplies and one was another storage room of a different type...one that not many would ever see or know about. She moved through the spanse of the room towards the ornate oak desk that waited for her, grinning as she ran fingertips over her nameplate. She'd never thought she'd have something like this. Ever. For now though, until she managed to find a suitable receptionist, she'd have to man the desk downstairs herself. It'd have to do. She couldn't just hire anyone, that could be cause for a disaster the Rogue wasn't prepared for. She stretched and nodded to herself, moving back down the stairs and to the main room.
Sliding behind the receptionist's desk, the Rogue kicked her feet up. Just waiting to see what the day would bring.