if max ever has an abundance of anything it’s food & sex drive. even in his office- he has a mini kitchen in the back. it has the bare basics but it allows him to eat a half-decent meal if he was in desperate need.
he eyes the man up & down, trying to gauge the newcomer. he shifts ever so slightly; not the most trusting person in the world. but– damn his (secretly) soft heart. he has a very hard time turning away the hungry. he knows all too well what it’s like to be starving.
max gave a nod, turning on his heel. ❛i probably have something. it’s quite cold out there, would you like a warm drink.❜ max was already on his way to the dorm-sized kitchen, tucked away in the back room. ❛i’m curious, did you come here with a business proposition in mind? consultation? mister – ?❜
“Do you have coffee? I’m not picky in the end, but I live off caffeine,” he remarked. It was cold outside and Loki’s boiling blood kept cruelly reminding him of that fact. Had he been smart and dressed in a way more suitable for his genetics he would’ve been bundled to the point of minimal movement, but he preferred appearing well-dressed in the end. While the coat he donned looked fantastic on him, it did little to keep the biting cold out. “Iversen, but Loki’s fine if you’re all right with being on a first name basis.”
As he stood, hands tucked in his pockets, his malachite eyes carefully roved over the room he stood in, taking in the smaller details, admiring decorations, tilting his head at curious objects. It was partly something to keep him occupied just as it was also a means of getting to know the other man. Loki was no Sherlock Holmes, but he felt he could pull some sense of the other’s personality based on his surroundings. “Depends your definition on ‘business proposition’. I like to have connections. Allies, of sorts. A not-so-little bird mentioned you in passing to me recently and I thought I’d introduce myself.”