Kurt Meyer
Let Me Push That Button
[member="Barre"]
He had lost his ship.
Kurt had been at Contruum, he had been stuck there and had lost his ship. It was a devastating blow. The one and only thing that had belonged to him, or rather, the one and only thing that contained all the things that belonged to him. It was gone, blown up by the Sith. he frowned slightly, looking into his cup with a rather depressed stare. His hand shook slightly, and his head dipped down against the bar.
"Damn it." Of course it wasn't all bad.
Apparently the Mynock Delivery Company had been bought out by some big conglomerate Corporation. They were going to get him a new ship and more regular jobs, so that was nice, they had even put him up in an apartment here on this world while they took care of the paper work.
That was where Kaile was now, at the apartment.
He had slunk away from her while she explored the massive bathroom in the apartment. Her cries of joy had sort of been masked out by his depression at losing the few things that he loved. Kurt let out another sigh, tipping his head back and letting the liquid in his cup soar down his throat.
Maybe after a few more he'd be okay.
He had lost his ship.
Kurt had been at Contruum, he had been stuck there and had lost his ship. It was a devastating blow. The one and only thing that had belonged to him, or rather, the one and only thing that contained all the things that belonged to him. It was gone, blown up by the Sith. he frowned slightly, looking into his cup with a rather depressed stare. His hand shook slightly, and his head dipped down against the bar.
"Damn it." Of course it wasn't all bad.
Apparently the Mynock Delivery Company had been bought out by some big conglomerate Corporation. They were going to get him a new ship and more regular jobs, so that was nice, they had even put him up in an apartment here on this world while they took care of the paper work.
That was where Kaile was now, at the apartment.
He had slunk away from her while she explored the massive bathroom in the apartment. Her cries of joy had sort of been masked out by his depression at losing the few things that he loved. Kurt let out another sigh, tipping his head back and letting the liquid in his cup soar down his throat.
Maybe after a few more he'd be okay.