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The Abandoned Whorehouse District, Saturday afternoon
A year ago, Zayne was on top of the world. An associate of the Skywalkers. Slowly buying up all of the independent land on the island for himself. But then he lost everything.
Everything... including his dignity.
The only things he managed to keep were his body and any clothes that were tight enough to let people know that yeah, he was willing to lease his body out for a reasonable price. He made his way over to the warehouse district, found a nice street corner, and tried to look classy, but not TOO classy and definitely for sale.
Business world, Zayne Carrick would be back inside of you just as soon as he had the money, just like... Actually, let's just leave it at that.
[OOC: Yes, I declare the warehouse district to be where SOW hookers go. TRY TO RESIST THE WHOREHOUSE DISTRICT PUN. YOU CANNOT.
Open to customers, fellow hookers, and maybe even police.]
Everything... including his dignity.
The only things he managed to keep were his body and any clothes that were tight enough to let people know that yeah, he was willing to lease his body out for a reasonable price. He made his way over to the warehouse district, found a nice street corner, and tried to look classy, but not TOO classy and definitely for sale.
Business world, Zayne Carrick would be back inside of you just as soon as he had the money, just like... Actually, let's just leave it at that.
[OOC: Yes, I declare the warehouse district to be where SOW hookers go. TRY TO RESIST THE WHOREHOUSE DISTRICT PUN. YOU CANNOT.
Open to customers, fellow hookers, and maybe even police.]

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Or the even less fancy Honey Boo Boo money.
So, there was that. As he hunted for his long lost identical twin brother, he needed to make some sort of money, okay?
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"You."
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Yes. Somehow Guy was a cop despite all that lead in before about his male prostituting.
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But this was easy money, and he was weak, so here he found himself yet again. And sleeveless, because the costume department didn't care that it was cold out here.
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"We all gotta make a living," Mike said, with deep resignation which was going to win him an award. Or get him called out for overacting. "I'm not looking for trouble."
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"You better find a different corner." Or maybe a different lifestyle, Mike. Maybe a better one...
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"Why?" Mike asked. Possibly hoping to sound philosophical. "They're all the same."
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Well, there totally were. Poetic language.
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Tony StarkBenedict Swaddlepants had the rickshaw come to a stop in front of Sam, looking around to make certain no one was watching them. "Hey."no subject
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