Darkness steadily encroaches upon a secluded park. It's not quite far enough into evening to earn the term 'night,' but it's certainly getting there. The sun's probably finished setting, but the park isn't well situated to tell. There are better places to watch the sunset, which maybe explains why this park is so empty. That doesn't make it any less pretty, though. Just a good place to get away from people for a while.
"I just have these big brother instincts, you know. Grrr, burn kill maim, my sister, grr. Anyway, go on?"
"So, um. I didn't mean to ask out a guy that turned out to be rich and then be taken to a ludicrously expensive restaurant that he paid for, buuuuut..."
"I had fun! It was fun, he was sweet. Very... he very obviously enjoyed making me smile. Lit up every time I smiled at him, it was adorable. Then, the conversational chemistry was kind of insane, it was so easy to talk to him. I - still don't know him very well, but I definitely like him."
"Yeah. So we're having another date next Landsday, and I will be suppressing the urge to lovingly doodle his name on perfectly innocent stationery."
"I decided that I wasn't going to be outdone, and was therefore going to outdo you in burglary. By stealing your thing."
"Yeah, probably. I will reassure myself with the fact that someone is telling me something going on in their lives, instead of getting into a mess, not talking about it, and then dumping it when the someone realizes it's too big for them."
"... Hate to be blunt, except not really, but are you sure you should be this guy's friend?"
She stays to finish off her hot chocolate and clean the mugs so they won't be waiting for them in the morning, then also heads off to sleep.
—there are multiple people by that name in the city, but—
He leaves. He checks the records. Yeah, it's him.
He checks for any mention of what happened to the sister.
Outstanding debts from her brother passed on to her. Looks like several different slimy people that probably had at least one grudge between them noticed, and figured this would be a good time to capitalize on it. They've tacked on extra fees and debts that are, frankly, bullshit, but would only really be cleared with any alacrity if someone had a proper lawyer -
- which she cannot, of course, afford.
She got pinned with one of the more reputable debts while the disreputable debts tied up her money. With nothing to pay with, the debt collector moved to have her sold to pay it off.