do we walk on common grounds? | Pierre/Giovanni
Jun 19, 2017 9:14:45 GMT -5
Post by d6a georgie cham 🍓🐢 frankel on Jun 19, 2017 9:14:45 GMT -5
A video from the president and awards, he never thought all this came with the package. He wasn’t complaining about the amount of work he has had to endure, just how surreal the type of work has been. Tasks he never knew existed, Pierre has experienced so many “first times.” He wonders what Lilly, Paige and Eva would have thought of the whole ordeal, would they have supported him?
Children, the whole point of his campaign. It seemed like a good main policy to have, setting a future for the generation to come and well it is stuck and it has helped with his success so it must have been good choice. His other candidates involved with children and families too, Roosevelt a fellow Dad and Caimile, a member of one of the most notorious families in the District. Supposedly a woman from the Hopes has dabbled in that family, spawning Hope-Rasoios, not that he has ever met them before.
Another day and another campaign trail, handing out the flyers. His face, plastered across a green award winning flyer, he has grown sick of seeing himself, and he doesn’t even bother looking in the mirror anymore.
He was advised to campaign in the other candidate’s territory, he was fine with walking onto Roosevelt’s and Oriana’s but with the rumours of the Rasoios, he was very reluctant to even step out of the house this morning.
Hopefully the hoard of supporters, who are out in force surrounding him today, will protect him from the violent tales that have been shared. It wasn’t that long before they all reached the heart of the Rasoio territory, their workers filled the streets. Legitimate looking workers, the rumours are li…oh. Men line the walls of the one of the factories, the iconic flat caps placed on their heads and the man himself, Giovanni Rasoio, a man he had only heard of and not met. Would it be polite to shake his hand?
Stepping out from his shield of supporters, Pierre extends his hand to the man, a forced smile calls home on his face. ”It’s nice to finally meet you, Mr Rasoio, my name is Pierre Hope.”