Boss Rimi's posts

Eros nodded and after waving goodbye to Sapphira, he was quick to leave with her father to work.

Aphrodite had busied herself cleaning the house and when she was done, she went to check in on her son who was busy at work by then. It made her happy to see him so focused on his job. "Such a good boy." She said quietly then vanished and appeared near the large statue of her in her temple. The girl had returned and once again set a paper as an offering.

Aphrodite thought of her husband then walked over and picked up the paper. Appearing then. It was another sketch and seeing it alone was enough to make her grin like a girl in love. This girl was gifted. Talented. She ran a slender finger over the drawing of her husband and let out a soft sigh. Noticing something on the back, she turned it over and started to read the note quietly yo herself.

At least she had apologized. "Wait until Ares sees this, oh how he will love it!" She held the drawing close to her chest and looked over at the girl. "Well at least you apologized. I for one forgive you. My husband? Well you'll just have to wait. I shall have Hermes relay the message to him." She said and giggled then raised an eyebrow. "So tell me one thing girl, you're after Eros aren't you? Do you like him?" She asked.

"I'm sure he's fine. He seems to always know what to do. Besides, he's probably spending time helping his father with some work." Lyle suggested softly. He curled up against her and yawned softly, sipping his coffee and taking another few bites of the delicious lunch. When she said they should do this at home, he only nodded. If they had the time to, sure he'd be more than happy to do this and suddenly for a small moment, he missed his Piano. "I love you too." He said, drinking more coffee.

"Someone else? What is that supposed to mean?" The man prepared his weapon, he wasn't going to confront this beast empty handed. However, he wasn't going to use it just yet. Not the lethal one anyway but he had put on brass knuckles hoping they alone would do the trick. "I have never abandoned my daughter. I have always been there for her, the only person who's abandoned her is her mother!" He yelled, getting angrier by the second. Had Kaneko told Allen she felt abandoned by her father? He was going to have to speak with her seriously after all this. That is, if he managed to accomplish the task he had given himself. The vampire's fangs were out now, telling the older man that he was angry. 'Good' he thought to himself with a smirk and ran towards Allen, preparing to throw the first punch.

The older man narrowed his eyes, he stood a few feet from the vampire. The woods were quiet and he was sure that they were alone. "Haunted me? No, you haven't. I thought you were dead. That is, until I see you in my house, and with my daughter no less!" The man hissed. "You will leave my daughter alone, do you understand? I will do whatever I have to, to make sure you never hurt her like your kind always enjoys doing. You should be dead, and yet here you are. I'm surprised and impressed that you are. But that will change now. This time you won't be so lucky, you should have never come out of hiding."

Kaneko yawned softly, as she wiped down another table. The bell rang softly as the door opened once more and other costumers walked inside talking about whatever it was they had done that day. She gave them a polite smile and showed them to a table then handed them their menus and asked them what they would like to drink to start them off, being as polite as ever despite how tired she was.