Lee Kururugi

I left surrounded by a group of laughing strangers. We were at a house party in Kensington. It was quite nice. I was there to look for self-important millionaires who wanted to attach themselves to the cause of ecological and green energy. This sort of work really did itself but having me there made it faster and often meant more money for my projects. “I mean honestly getting anywhere in America is an Odyssey. You should really recolonize them so they can get down better public transportation."

I charmed the group who even now were writing their cheques for me. Several of the women were barking up the wrong tree and would have already know I was gay, but seemed to like the thill of drooling over me. I did not care given that they were the best at handing over money. I mentioned to the group I was investing in jobs in the east end building a new battery plant as we would be breaking ground tomorrow.

I was in a white suit with no tie and sunglasses. On my whistle what’s my own self built smart watch. It was the only jewelry I had on as it was plated in silver. I laughed at something one of the women said then scanned the room, my eyes behind my shades falling on you. I smirked a bit, you were out of place here.