CyranoDeBergerac
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- Joined
- May 27, 2020
Ordinarily Jacob Masters would not be wasting his time on a public flight such as this, but he had let his wife and son take the private jet since he had needed an extra day in London to finish up some financial business and researching that he was doing on his own there. Of course, he could have borrowed a private jet from one of his many wealthy friends, but that always seemed to come with a few more strings attached than needed these days. So instead he had caught a plane from London, first class of course, that touched down in Boston. From there it would be a straight shot to Nassau in the Bahamas, where his son was getting married in a little over two weeks. Jacob had been planning to move down to Nassau anyway as part of one of his latest business ventures' a diving and archaeological company that was searching for missing pirate ships and the treasure they possibly still contained.
The billionaire stood out in the area just outside of the airport's bar, most of the people moving in and out of the space looking for their terminals or waiting for their flights to come in were middle class or working class, a few white collars here and there, but no one else was wearing a three thousand dollar Armani suit, five hundred dollar Italian leather shoes, and three thousand dollars worth of jewelry easily. Certainly no one had anything on their person worth as much as the watch he was wearing on his left wrist. It had seemed more prudent to keep the fifteen thousand dollar watch on his wrist instead of trust it to baggage. On that same left hand, that was holding his phone to his ear for an important business conversation, a golden wedding band and a silver class ring with a sapphire in the center. He had another two rings on his right hand at all.
Nodding his head and listening to his business partner talking Jacob's eyes wandered across the airport, catching a few very enjoyable views of women young enough to be his granddaughters, several who returned the appreciative look and added in a smile when they realized he could sell his out fit and pay off their student loans. Even at sixty-one Jacob still had it, his funds from youthful diligence, and only slight inheritance, had allowed him to fund a life of adventure that kept his body more fit and healthy than any man his age had any right to be. He was literally planning on embarking on an adventure to find pirate treasure after all!
Finding his patience played up with the conversation he was having, Jacob brought it too an end with a "I'm not leaving the Caribbean until I find the Ranger, Paul!" Before hanging up on his friend and business partner. Paul, having worked with Jacob for many years, knew how the man's temper could flare due to things like being forced to fly first class, and being in-between mistresses. Sliding his phone into his jacket pocket he strode purposefully towards the bar, looking to find something to help him relax on the hour before his flight.
Saddling up to the bar he leaned against it, a man was striking out hard with a blonde to his left, but Jacob didn't pay them any mind as he looked at the bartender and laid out a hundred on the bar. "Give me a double shot of whiskey and let me know when that runs out." He spoke a little brusquely, his voice a bellowing bass.
The billionaire stood out in the area just outside of the airport's bar, most of the people moving in and out of the space looking for their terminals or waiting for their flights to come in were middle class or working class, a few white collars here and there, but no one else was wearing a three thousand dollar Armani suit, five hundred dollar Italian leather shoes, and three thousand dollars worth of jewelry easily. Certainly no one had anything on their person worth as much as the watch he was wearing on his left wrist. It had seemed more prudent to keep the fifteen thousand dollar watch on his wrist instead of trust it to baggage. On that same left hand, that was holding his phone to his ear for an important business conversation, a golden wedding band and a silver class ring with a sapphire in the center. He had another two rings on his right hand at all.
Nodding his head and listening to his business partner talking Jacob's eyes wandered across the airport, catching a few very enjoyable views of women young enough to be his granddaughters, several who returned the appreciative look and added in a smile when they realized he could sell his out fit and pay off their student loans. Even at sixty-one Jacob still had it, his funds from youthful diligence, and only slight inheritance, had allowed him to fund a life of adventure that kept his body more fit and healthy than any man his age had any right to be. He was literally planning on embarking on an adventure to find pirate treasure after all!
Finding his patience played up with the conversation he was having, Jacob brought it too an end with a "I'm not leaving the Caribbean until I find the Ranger, Paul!" Before hanging up on his friend and business partner. Paul, having worked with Jacob for many years, knew how the man's temper could flare due to things like being forced to fly first class, and being in-between mistresses. Sliding his phone into his jacket pocket he strode purposefully towards the bar, looking to find something to help him relax on the hour before his flight.
Saddling up to the bar he leaned against it, a man was striking out hard with a blonde to his left, but Jacob didn't pay them any mind as he looked at the bartender and laid out a hundred on the bar. "Give me a double shot of whiskey and let me know when that runs out." He spoke a little brusquely, his voice a bellowing bass.