Bright red finger nails clicked against the old fashioned typewriter keys as she worked with great familiarity, glancing up every now and then to check the words inked on the delicate paper in the machine.
Dear Rick,
Welcome to Rhydin! How are you faring? I hope that you are settling into the new shop and into town with the greatest of ease. Isn?t it such a change from everywhere else? Where the mystical is normal and monsters roam free, but the missing person?s files number in the thousands! Though there may be a disturbing amount of those involved in vigilante justice, the good news is that most of the populace can afford the necessary rates and cover excessive expense accounts. Most people appear to have money pouring out of their ears, which is not an ailment that I?ve heard anyone complain about just yet.
Soon you must come and visit my office (my boss is a silly chimp, but I have a beautiful view of the water in the distance) and afterwards I can show you around town if you or Quinn are interested. The Marketplace is a wonderful venue, and you really can find just about anything there. There may very well be a shop where you can dream things up and they appear. It may move locations, so I will check and ask around.
As for myself, I mentioned the chimp, who is, yes in fact a chimpanzee (and deaf too)! But he signs quite well when he remembers to, and as long as I can keep him in bananas then he does not shriek and shout. He is not as much of a handful as my last boss, who was a troll (literally.) The temp agency in this city though does allow me to meet all kinds of interesting people! Im sure you?ll soon begin to the feel the same way about your clients and customers.
Please stay out of trouble; I know how it likes to find you.
Give Quinn my best!
Your?s truly,
Mary Marlowe
Pulling the sheet of stationary carefully from the typewriter, mindful to not smudge the ink, the woman folded it gently into envelope addressed to Spade and Heartt Detective Agency and sealed it. When her hands were washed of the typewriter?s ink, Mary picked up her coat to slip it on and head out the door to drop the letter in the mail box.
Dear Rick,
Welcome to Rhydin! How are you faring? I hope that you are settling into the new shop and into town with the greatest of ease. Isn?t it such a change from everywhere else? Where the mystical is normal and monsters roam free, but the missing person?s files number in the thousands! Though there may be a disturbing amount of those involved in vigilante justice, the good news is that most of the populace can afford the necessary rates and cover excessive expense accounts. Most people appear to have money pouring out of their ears, which is not an ailment that I?ve heard anyone complain about just yet.
Soon you must come and visit my office (my boss is a silly chimp, but I have a beautiful view of the water in the distance) and afterwards I can show you around town if you or Quinn are interested. The Marketplace is a wonderful venue, and you really can find just about anything there. There may very well be a shop where you can dream things up and they appear. It may move locations, so I will check and ask around.
As for myself, I mentioned the chimp, who is, yes in fact a chimpanzee (and deaf too)! But he signs quite well when he remembers to, and as long as I can keep him in bananas then he does not shriek and shout. He is not as much of a handful as my last boss, who was a troll (literally.) The temp agency in this city though does allow me to meet all kinds of interesting people! Im sure you?ll soon begin to the feel the same way about your clients and customers.
Please stay out of trouble; I know how it likes to find you.
Give Quinn my best!
Your?s truly,
Mary Marlowe
Pulling the sheet of stationary carefully from the typewriter, mindful to not smudge the ink, the woman folded it gently into envelope addressed to Spade and Heartt Detective Agency and sealed it. When her hands were washed of the typewriter?s ink, Mary picked up her coat to slip it on and head out the door to drop the letter in the mail box.