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savethecitydesu2013-04-05 03:32 pm
heartracing) wrote in savethecitydesu2013-04-05 03:32 pm
Sunshine Courier Service, when you need to send a Message or Package with a smile
Who: Ayako and Open
Where: Center of town near the Shopping strip.
What: Pranks and Waiting for jobs
When: Afternoon sometime after school around three or so.
"Boss is out again," the clerk told Ayako as he gathered up his items. "You're going to be on your own till six think you can handle it?"
Ayako rolled her eyes slightly at this but gave the man a chipper smile, "Sure no problem. Any thing I need to know? Packages to deliver?"
"Not yet, but I'm sure that others will come in," he smiled at her. "Later, and thanks for watching over this place."
"No problem," She smiled again and watched as he headed out the door. Waving Ayako waited till the clerk was out of sight and heaved a sigh as she put her hands on her hips, then tossed off her cap as she looked around the office. A bright Sun was painted on the wall with a smiley face, and the Words "Service with a Smile" and the logo for the Sunshine Courier service. There was a desk with a computer for emailing and scanning or copying documents from a flash drive. A copier/scanner/fax off to the corner where one could do documentations for a small fee. Near the brightly decorated palm tree plants was a cubby system with boxes, envelopes and rolls for things to be mailed in.
Across from that was the counter where one could mail items and send messages. It was here that there was a large black board with the cost of the items and fees, also a list of things that they couldn't ship. Near this was a screen door that people liked to push to see what was behind it, and it was here that Ayako got an idea.
She had been waiting a while since the clerk had left and the few customers that had come in had a habit of playing with the screen while they were waiting, pushing at it to see what was behind. All that was there was just a little lunch counter for the employees, but curiousity always seemed to get the better of those that wanted to snoop. So, she picked up a eraser and smeared the colored chalk of red all over the bottom of it, then carefully set it up againt the screen top so see if anyone would be willing to look behind and wind up with a head full of chalk.
Where: Center of town near the Shopping strip.
What: Pranks and Waiting for jobs
When: Afternoon sometime after school around three or so.
"Boss is out again," the clerk told Ayako as he gathered up his items. "You're going to be on your own till six think you can handle it?"
Ayako rolled her eyes slightly at this but gave the man a chipper smile, "Sure no problem. Any thing I need to know? Packages to deliver?"
"Not yet, but I'm sure that others will come in," he smiled at her. "Later, and thanks for watching over this place."
"No problem," She smiled again and watched as he headed out the door. Waving Ayako waited till the clerk was out of sight and heaved a sigh as she put her hands on her hips, then tossed off her cap as she looked around the office. A bright Sun was painted on the wall with a smiley face, and the Words "Service with a Smile" and the logo for the Sunshine Courier service. There was a desk with a computer for emailing and scanning or copying documents from a flash drive. A copier/scanner/fax off to the corner where one could do documentations for a small fee. Near the brightly decorated palm tree plants was a cubby system with boxes, envelopes and rolls for things to be mailed in.
Across from that was the counter where one could mail items and send messages. It was here that there was a large black board with the cost of the items and fees, also a list of things that they couldn't ship. Near this was a screen door that people liked to push to see what was behind it, and it was here that Ayako got an idea.
She had been waiting a while since the clerk had left and the few customers that had come in had a habit of playing with the screen while they were waiting, pushing at it to see what was behind. All that was there was just a little lunch counter for the employees, but curiousity always seemed to get the better of those that wanted to snoop. So, she picked up a eraser and smeared the colored chalk of red all over the bottom of it, then carefully set it up againt the screen top so see if anyone would be willing to look behind and wind up with a head full of chalk.