The signal crackles as the connection is set...
You can hear the writing of a pen. Everything sounds so old, like your earpiece is a gramophone. The drone of the static is only somewhat more entertaining than the sound of tapping from an unknown tenant. Until a door is thrown open. The door culprit lets off a tender, shrill 'weee' of disrupted routine as something is tossed into the room. And the something grunts,
"I WAS COMING IN HERE ANYWAY!!"
The tapping stops, and a tired, mellow voice sighs, disinterested and ingenuine, "Hello, Scrollen, are you well?"
"STOP THAT! YOU KNOW WHAT YOU'RE DOING!!!!" the chuckable Scrollen cries.
"...Pardon me. You're my only visitor today, and I wanted to be nice." The pen-tapper moves and rolls a chair back, which from the sound of wheels you assume as much. "I won't make that mistake again."
Scrollen sputters, "N-NO NO NO! I-I-I cAN do nice- I can definitely do nice--"
"I'm just going to pretend you aren't spitting on my pants," the stranger drones. "Your dues are late. Again."
"GALVAN, PLEASE HAVE A [source code]!!!" Scrollen is begging, and you can tell it looks ugly.
There an uncomfortable air weaving the static now as Scrollen cries, muted by the floor. The soft tak of business shoes echo in the office, so it's not a small office. The only thing left to be heard is the fabric pulling and pinching as Galvan kneels beside his visitor.
"I know it's hard, Scroll. Bills don't pay themselves. Economy recovery hurt us all... But your loan is getting very 'mature.' A loan, mind you, that you pledged for. No money, no collateral."
"What am I supposed to do to get my principle back, Scroll? Pull it out of your a * * ?" Galvan's tone has begun to burn a little, a clear excerise of authority and fear.
"I-I CAN GET TH-THE REST-"
"What am I supposed to take, Scrollen?" Now he's tormenting him with comfortable tones of poison.
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