IN LEEDS
Akbar does not appear to recognise the badge, although he clearly realises it is something official. "This should be private enough. Lucy knows when to be discreet." He says reaching over to close the office door. "So how can I help you."
IN LONDON
Paladin and Ms Green pass a pleasant lunch together. The food is excellent and they chat about many things, Ms Green is keen to hear all the details of Paladin's life as a resolute, but she is also forthcoming about herself. Apparently she is single by choice and loves her job at Christies. A highflier, the youngest assistant director in any of the big 4 auction houses, she studied Art History at Oxford, but has extended her knowledge to all manner of subjects, pop culture, ancient history, even finance, anything which can help the auction house turn a profit. She makes an interesting lunch companion knowing far more about current events than Paladin, and with an opinion on everything.
At about three, by when the restaurant is practically empty, Ms Green thanks Paladin for the meal, his debt fulfilled but asks if he would accompany her back to her office, so she can pick up a few things before driving home.
Akbar does not appear to recognise the badge, although he clearly realises it is something official. "This should be private enough. Lucy knows when to be discreet." He says reaching over to close the office door. "So how can I help you."
IN LONDON
Paladin and Ms Green pass a pleasant lunch together. The food is excellent and they chat about many things, Ms Green is keen to hear all the details of Paladin's life as a resolute, but she is also forthcoming about herself. Apparently she is single by choice and loves her job at Christies. A highflier, the youngest assistant director in any of the big 4 auction houses, she studied Art History at Oxford, but has extended her knowledge to all manner of subjects, pop culture, ancient history, even finance, anything which can help the auction house turn a profit. She makes an interesting lunch companion knowing far more about current events than Paladin, and with an opinion on everything.
At about three, by when the restaurant is practically empty, Ms Green thanks Paladin for the meal, his debt fulfilled but asks if he would accompany her back to her office, so she can pick up a few things before driving home.