The night had been a rather uneventful one, but a one that Pari was looking forward to finish. There had only been a handful of regulars in the bar, but even they were starting to head home.

Not to mention, she'd been left with the lock up duty at the end.

Letting out a bored and rather exaggerated sigh, she watched the door. Wondering whether or not to flip the sign to closed.

Pari went to try and give him the change before he'd started to head out of the door.

"Nah, it's a thank you for the help. I know which way to go now to get back home. Thanks very much!"

The night had been a rather uneventful one, but a one that Pari was looking forward to finish. There had only been a handful of regulars in the bar, but even they were starting to head home.

Not to mention, she'd been left with the lock up duty at the end.

Letting out a bored and rather exaggerated sigh, she watched the door. Wondering whether or not to flip the sign to closed.

A snort of a laugh followed before she went to use the work's smartphone that she could use the map function on. Because using her own phone was absolutely out of the question and one could never be too careful.

"I really appreciate the help. If you're ever looking for a nice book, feel free to come over and I'll give you a discount! How much for the drink?" He smiles at her while pulling a business card out of his wallet, setting it down in front of her.

It was baffling to say the very least. But at least he wasn't too odd. Not that eccentricities were an issue with her.

The night had been a rather uneventful one, but a one that Pari was looking forward to finish. There had only been a handful of regulars in the bar, but even they were starting to head home.

Not to mention, she'd been left with the lock up duty at the end.

Letting out a bored and rather exaggerated sigh, she watched the door. Wondering whether or not to flip the sign to closed.

A snort of a laugh followed before she went to use the work's smartphone that she could use the map function on. Because using her own phone was absolutely out of the question and one could never be too careful.

"I really appreciate the help. If you're ever looking for a nice book, feel free to come over and I'll give you a discount! How much for the drink?" He smiles at her while pulling a business card out of his wallet, setting it down in front of her.

The night had been a rather uneventful one, but a one that Pari was looking forward to finish. There had only been a handful of regulars in the bar, but even they were starting to head home.

Not to mention, she'd been left with the lock up duty at the end.

Letting out a bored and rather exaggerated sigh, she watched the door. Wondering whether or not to flip the sign to closed.

She placed a sheet of paper on the bench as well as the smart phone that was used on the bar. It wasn't anything fancy, but it had a decent map on it.

Pari replied, giving Azero a little smile before popping open the app on her phone.

The night had been a rather uneventful one, but a one that Pari was looking forward to finish. There had only been a handful of regulars in the bar, but even they were starting to head home.

Not to mention, she'd been left with the lock up duty at the end.

Letting out a bored and rather exaggerated sigh, she watched the door. Wondering whether or not to flip the sign to closed.

She placed a sheet of paper on the bench as well as the smart phone that was used on the bar. It wasn't anything fancy, but it had a decent map on it.

The night had been a rather uneventful one, but a one that Pari was looking forward to finish. There had only been a handful of regulars in the bar, but even they were starting to head home.

Not to mention, she'd been left with the lock up duty at the end.

Letting out a bored and rather exaggerated sigh, she watched the door. Wondering whether or not to flip the sign to closed.

She replied, looking through the bottles and snapping her fingers when she'd found the bottle.

"You've opened shop.. which way? I mean.. is it in the same street or.."

Pari shrugged, pouring out a measure for the stranger and placing it before him.

The night had been a rather uneventful one, but a one that Pari was looking forward to finish. There had only been a handful of regulars in the bar, but even they were starting to head home.

Not to mention, she'd been left with the lock up duty at the end.

Letting out a bored and rather exaggerated sigh, she watched the door. Wondering whether or not to flip the sign to closed.

She replied, looking through the bottles and snapping her fingers when she'd found the bottle.

"You've opened shop.. which way? I mean.. is it in the same street or.."

The night had been a rather uneventful one, but a one that Pari was looking forward to finish. There had only been a handful of regulars in the bar, but even they were starting to head home.

Not to mention, she'd been left with the lock up duty at the end.

Letting out a bored and rather exaggerated sigh, she watched the door. Wondering whether or not to flip the sign to closed.

The more the stranger spoke, the more she was baffled. She had to wonder if his wandering into the bar was purposeful or not.

The night had been a rather uneventful one, but a one that Pari was looking forward to finish. There had only been a handful of regulars in the bar, but even they were starting to head home.

Not to mention, she'd been left with the lock up duty at the end.

Letting out a bored and rather exaggerated sigh, she watched the door. Wondering whether or not to flip the sign to closed.

Pari replied, gesturing for the newcomer to take a seat at the bar.

The night had been a rather uneventful one, but a one that Pari was looking forward to finish. There had only been a handful of regulars in the bar, but even they were starting to head home.

Not to mention, she'd been left with the lock up duty at the end.

Letting out a bored and rather exaggerated sigh, she watched the door. Wondering whether or not to flip the sign to closed.

"You okay? You look like you've seen a ghost."

The night had been a rather uneventful one, but a one that Pari was looking forward to finish. There had only been a handful of regulars in the bar, but even they were starting to head home.

Not to mention, she'd been left with the lock up duty at the end.

Letting out a bored and rather exaggerated sigh, she watched the door. Wondering whether or not to flip the sign to closed.