#Finley MacAdam: aeternuswords

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"If you want me to go somewhere, I can." Finley added as he knew there were appearances they needed to uphold. "Give me a little notice and I can figure out work." He said as it wasn't impossible to him to work a schedule out. It wasn't as though he couldn't just bring his phone and manage stuff from away if he needed to. Finley just wanted to show Hattie that he was willing to try. "Lets get ourselves some pizza then." Finley added as that was one of his go-to foods during his party years.

“Hm.. I guess that is good to know. Worse case scenario I can just go by myself or with friends..” She shrugged slightly back at him. She knew her duties had to be fulfilled, but she had never pictured herself to be a part of a loveless marriage, though she feared it was where all of this were headed. Especially since he worked so much and they hardly got to see one another. “Hm.. I wouldn’t mind a burger?” She said, “Or pizza?” She added, “I think I need something greasy to soak up all the alcohol to not feel too rough in the morning.”

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"Not often but they are not out of the question." Finley told her as he knew he liked to be the type of boss that was actually around. His employees relied on him in order to know what they needed to be doing. While Finley had always been able to afford to travel it was not something that he found himself actually doing that often. "Is there something in particular that you have been in the mood for?" He asked her as he attempted to be a gentlemen.

Hattie had nodded her head slowly  back at him. All in. Was she all in? A part  of her wanted to be, because it was for the sake of her family and the family name, however, another part of her wanted to get to know the man a bit  better before making up her mind. Though she didn’t really  have a choice in the matter, or so it seemed. It was a business arrangement after all. “No? So I  take fancy holidays abroad  together is out of the question then?” She asked him out  of curiosity to try get a better idea of what her future might hold. “Dinner it is then.”