<strong>Mr. Wang doing business with Marcus, with Cameron in the background<br/>Oasis General Store | Day 2, Early Afternoon</strong><br/><hr/><br/>Mr Wang watched as the man on the other side of the counter laid out as best he could the furs he had with him. As the largest was laid down, the Chinaman's eyes glowed with interest, seeing the profit in just the coat and color, but the other furs that were nestled within the larger roll sparked more interest in the man. The orange with the cream-colored fur looked like it was dyed but since Mr. Wang had a good eye for detail, he knew the furs were real before Marcus ever told him they were. Mr. Wang's hands caressed the soft texture of the fox furs as Marcus unfolded his story about how he got the bigger product. His hand hands move from the soft and light texture to a more thicker and rougher feel of a fur. Five shots to the heart to take down an animal this large. "Impressive, Mr. Marcus," Mr. Wang commented.<br/><br/>Marcus then handed to him a list of goods that he wanted in exchange for the furs. Mr. Wang looked through each item on the list, and recalled in his mind his wares that were in the room behind him. Coffee was in high supply as well as sugar and flour. Spice was hard to come by out in the desert, but being a successful establishment in practically the middle of nowhere, Mr. Wang had a limited supply of spice, which he sold at a higher price than normal. Along with the goods, Marcus wanted money. Filling into the rumors of Chinaman never giving anyone a bargain, Mr. Wang especially did not want to buy the furs at a regular price. He usually wanted expensive goods cheap. "Um ... how about I give you the coffee, sugar, flour, first aid supplies and the money instead?" he nervously asked, clearly not mentioning spice in his offer. "I'd say that's a fair deal, Mr. Marcus." He grinned at the man, using a smile to get him to give in to his offer.<br/><br/>In the corner of his eye he glanced at a familiar girl, Carmen. She lived on a ranch not too far from Oasis, where it was higher and cooler than the desert floor. Mr. Wang tried not to move an inch in protest to her approached and subsequent reaching in to touch the fox furs. He wanted to slap her hand off the furs thinking it was only a matter of time until Marcus sold him the furs with the spice included. He momentarily turned to the girl who had butted in between the transaction to slap a unrolled shopping list of items on the counter next to the furs. Mr. Wang took the list, dropping Marcus' list on the bear coat. "I'm doing fine, Miss Stevens," he greeted the woman, who in her heels was taller than the Chinaman, though he wasn't intimidated at all. "Alright, I'll bring the stuff out for you in a little bit." He watched as she exposed her red corset, which was as beautiful as her young figure. It was unfortunate how her parents died and she was left with only her brother and the ranch. Feeling generous all of sudden, he decided to put in the spice in the exchange with Marcus.<br/><br/>After Carmen left the counter, he turned to Marcus who seemed disappointed that his spice was not included along with the other goods her asked for. Pausing for a bit, looking at how fine the furs were stretched on top of his counter, he lifted his head, and addressed the man in front of him, "You know what, Mr. Marcus. You've got a deal, spice included. I'll have what you asked for by this evening, I promise." He placed his hands on the furs and rolled them back up and went to the back store the furs for safe keeping.