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VERA WEISZ

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[argone]

[That's right. Just relax...]

Then it's emotional? I like you. Obviously. Or I wouldn't have kept up with you.

[heiroglyphs]

[Relax she does, idly teasing a strand of Kara's hair with a single finger.]

It's... relieving to hear that. A lot of people are only looking for money, there are few people I can really trust.

[argone]

Yeah. Well, I don't want a handout.

[Obviously. Or she'd have asked for it by now.]

It's not like money's hard to come by, and no offense but I don't think I'd want to be obscenely wealthy.

[heiroglyphs]

It... has it's own kind of struggles.

[Like how most people are more likely to stab you in the back if it means they benefit financially. It's great being seen more as a wallet with legs and less as a person.]

Still, you should come and work for me again. I would... like it, for you to be close to me.

[argone]

I can't, Vera.

[Laying back down, staring up at the starry sky, Kara blows out a breath.]

I opened a business doing what I care about, using all the money I saved. I fix motorbikes, and sell them too. I swore I would not do anything like what I used to do when I was younger again.

I'm trying to go legit, and get out of the thug-for-hire business.

[heiroglyphs]

[Vera furrows her brow, looking down at the taller girl's hands, then back up at her face.]

So I can't ask you to beat people up. There must be something else.

[argone]

Something that also won't interfere with my business.

[Which she does want to maintain.]

[heiroglyphs]

Business. [She repeats the word, taking a deep breath through her nose and taking in the scent of Kara's neck.]

What if you were to teach me to ride one of these motorcycles? I could have you as my mechanic.

[argone]

I mean, I could do that.

[Kara hums, leaning against Vera a little.]

I wouldn't mind being your personal mechanic. There are worse things, and it'd also be a good look from a PR perspective.