<b><a class="link link--internal" href="https://bluemoonroleplaying.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=84757&amp;pid=2043307#pid2043307">Arthur Connington</a></b><br/><b>Location:</b>The GPC: Bistro 121.<br/><b>Tag:</b>"Cassie Gutierrez"<br/><br/><hr class="bbc-hr bbc-hr--3"/><br/><br/>"I just need to pick a couple things from the Green Grotto, you know, the organic stuff shop of the plaza" Arthur commented, his tone suggesting that his shop of choice had more to do with proximity or habit than a real conviction of being picky with his shopping. In reality, he was accustomed to shop as organic, green, fair trade and whatever else his daughter wanted, so even if she was now on college he was keeping the same habits. On one hand it was crazy daring of him to go for drinks with a girl half his age, but at the same time he wanted to clear his head a bit, so she preferred any options that included the word later.<br/><br/>"I think I'm up to buying us some drinks, right here even if it's not too awkward" Arthur commented, not knowing if going for drinks where she worked would be odd. "I say it just for convenience, since I just live here" he blurted, making himself aware of something. "Although maybe you live a bit far and it's inconsiderate of me" he promptly added. "Not to mention that I know nothing of the it places to go for drinks so..." Arthur had an idea, that perhaps would be enjoyable, make Cassie happy and serve for her to clean the cobwebs out of his life in a friendly manner.<br/><br/>"I have an idea" he announced. "How about you take me wherever you are comfortable and show me how is it a fun night with Cassie?" Arthur proposed. "I'm way out of the loop, but expenses are on me, it's the least I can do even if it sounds old fashioned" he said. Taking a small pause to consider his words, he soon added something else. "If we want to be a bit more modern, you could come to pick me up. "I already said I live here after all..." he added, showing a smile that went from his lips to the wrinkles beside his eyes. "Nine oh one" he added, mentioning one of the big apartments in the upper part of the building, not quite a penthouse as it was a few floors down but still big and expensive.