Pinki3 Pon-3 wrote:Mac followed and sat down before nodding to Moneybags. "I'm Mac, good ta meet ye." He said cheerfully and looked to Concerto with a soft expression, "I'll let Concerto do the talkin' I'll prob'ly muck it up." He said with a chuckle.
Concerto
Moneybags gave a quick laugh and smiled, while Concerto just retained a blank and emotionless expression. "Nice to meet you, Mister Mac. So, Mister Concerto, what can I do for you?" The unicorn asked, leaning back in his chair. "Well, Mister Moneybags, my dear friend Mac and I were looking to procure some property to start a musical business of our own. As much of an honor as it's been working for you the past fourteen years, some recent events have come up which require me to pursue certain ambitions. So, us having a hefty work past together, I was hoping that you could sell us a proper establishment in which to set up a business of our own." Concerto said in a purely business oriented voice. Moneybags frowned noticeably, and started pulling out some various papers. "Well, as sorry as I am to see you leave, I can think of nobody more qualified than you to run a music oriented business. I've been running a little short on funds anyway, so I'll be happy to sell you a good opera house; at a discounted price, too. You've been faithfully working for me for a decade and a half, so it's only fair that I should give my favorite composer and most talented cellist a reward for all the hard work he's done for me. So, how does forty thousand bits sound?" Moneybags said, a somewhat disappointed tone of voice as he talked.
"That's a more than reasonable price, Mister Moneybags. I accept. It's been a pleasure working for you all these years, and I wish good tidings upon you." Concerto said, hiding the sadness behind his voice. Concerto loved his job working for Moneybags, and was sorry to leave, even if he would be working with Mac from here on out. Concerto kept a blank expression as he wrote out a bank check for forty thousand bits, and handed it to the unicorn. "Alright, Mister Concerto, here's the deed to the place. Just, please, take care of yourself. I know that you have a tendency to overwork yourself, and I honestly don't think that more responsibility will be good for your health. Mister Mac, please make sure that Concerto doesn't overexert himself with his new job, and Concerto, I wish you nothing but good luck in your future ventures." Moneybags said, melancholia in his voice as he handed a long and complicated paper to Concerto.


