Who:<a class="link link--external" href="https://imgur.com/tNvmCKV" rel="nofollow ugc noopener" target="_blank">Alexander Tanner</a><br/>Where: Eva's House,<br/>When: Friday Afternoon<br/>Tagging:<a class="username" data-user-id="40526" data-username="@EvaNovaH" data-xf-init="member-tooltip" href="https://bluemoonroleplaying.com/community/members/40526/">@EvaNovaH</a>as Eva Chun<br/><br/>As Alexander moved another box, a recognizable sort of buzzing came from it, as the contents shifted. "Old phone in there?" he asked, though he knew almost exactly what was in that box.<br/>Fitting the wrench to the top of the seal, he grunted as he slowly managed to get the cap off, unscrewing it slowly. It seemed it hadn't been taken off in a while and even with his strength it took a while. Soon his upper body was covered in a light sheen of sweat.<br/><br/>He was suprised but not at all upset Eva moved closer and began to touch him. It was never a bad thing his book to be felt up by an attractive young woman. As she clung to him, he explained. "This is you outgoing water main, all the water that leaves your house for sewer goes through here." Pulling out a small flash light, he slipped an arm around her waist and crouched with her to look more closely.<br/><br/>Pointing in the hole, a tangle of small roots were visible. "There's your problem. As houses age, roots can break through the pipes as they corrode. The good news is that it's an easy enough fix in the short term." letting go of her waist, his fingers brushing over her pert rear, he pulled another snaking tool with a blade on the end and inserted into the main. Spinning the end he held like a crank, it was easy to intuit that the blade was thrashing within the pipe and Eva could see the roots slipping away as the water washed them way as the were cut down.<br/><br/>When the roots were no longer visible, Alexander poured weed killer into the drain to kill whatever he had missed. A few cranks to put the seal back into place and the job was done. "Your drains should work now. You'll probably need another check up in 3 months, and every 6 months after that. But that will be much less expensive than tearing up your foundation to get new pipes put in." he explained.<br/><br/>He was flushed from exertion now, breathing just a little heavily.