H A R R Y . A R C H E R
Harry yawned loudly as he tied his tie, staring at himself in the hotel bathrooms
mirror, pushing his unpredictable side fringe of his face, attempting to make himself
look more presentable for the party he was going to attend. He had only been in
America for three days and if he was honest, he didn't really know what to think of
the foreign place, he hasn't seen much of New York yet, he wanted to, wanted to
see the sights and explore, but his motivation to do so wasn't high. He was more than
happy to just stay in his room for the majority of the day and attend the hotels bar
in the evening, for the time being.
Harry had "run away" so to speak from his family, not wanting to do what was expected
of him, finding a suitable wife and settling down. His family half believed that he was on
a "mission" to find a suitable and fitting wife, but they had their doubts.
He made his way out of the bathroom and slumped onto his bed, slipping his feet into
his immaculately clean black oxfords, bending down to quickly tie them up. Harry stared
at his shoes for a few moments, admiring how clean they actually were, to the extent
that he could almost see his reflection in them. He got up from where he was sitting,
sprayed a small amount of cologne on his neck and wrists, grabbing his black suit jacket
and finally exiting his room. He made his way down across down the corridor, making
his way to the grand staircase, leading down to the hotel's equally grand lobby. He
had his hands in his pockets, a habit of his as he trotted down each step, making his
way down the stairs quickly. Harry followed a trail of people, making his way to the ballroom
where people were already. He politely nodded to the man on the door, following everyone
else into the large room, tables lined it, people dance and chatted. Harry made his way over
to the bar, ordering a whiskey which he downed, perhaps too hastily. He lingered at the bar,
watching the different people in the room, his eyes glancing from person to person,
wondering what secrets the held. He walked forward a few steps until he came to a pillar
which he leaned against casually, watching those who were dancing.