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Characters: Corruption and Ganymede
Date/Time: Early afternoon on Friday, June 15th.
Location: Streets of NYC
Rating: TBD--depends on how it goes.
Warnings: Innocence being corrupted?
Summary: A chance encounter on a street corner... or is it?

It was a day seemingly much like always in New York. People were bustling about. Everyone working to get to where they needed to go.

He seemed to come out of nowhere in the crowd, the handsome man. He tapped Ganymede on the shoulder.
"Excuse me, hi. My name is Brian, and my kitten got out of my apartment about a block from here. You haven't seen her have you? Just a little thing. A little ball of black fluff?"

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"I'd like you to keep making friends, especially among your fellows. And not just other Greeks, but the rest of them as well. I'd hate to see a sweet thing like you hurt all by yourself. Be adorable, and let them protect you," 'Brian' suggested.

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Tanner bit his lip at the suggestion. That sounded...wrong. Very wrong. Morally, he wanted to take a step back and just clear his head, but his curiosity got the better of him.

"I know there's a lot going on, and I'd hate to get hurt, too. But...some people don't really care for cute." he shrugged. "I- well, sometimes I don't feel like I have anything else really going for me." he giggled. He only half-meant it, of course.

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"Oh, I'm sure the big guys will watch out for you. Even The Destroyer has a maternal side," he assured the lad.

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Ganymede stroked the kitten, gently, the smile on his face a little more thoughtful than anything else. "The Destroyer, hm?" he asked, letting his hand run down to it's tail.

"I've never had much of a problem with...getting guys to like me. But, she sounds a little frightening." he chuckled.

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'Brian' chuckled.
"She's a pro boxer. That's her stage name. She's a little rough around the edges, but she's not a bad person," he promised, "And I don't think Miss Lovelace would easily let someone else take you away from her son."