Looking around her newly acquired and designed building, Andromeda noted how different her Downtown, DT office was from her Los Angeles location. The latter had a more beachy, airy feel to to, with a wide interior and lots of glass windows, while her firm down in Detroit was a bit more sophisticated and formal - touches of black and maroon on the walls, and sleek marble tiles laid down to perfection. With the small building having a loft for her private office, Andi descended from upstairs, with a glass of champagne in one hand and her coat in the other.

She looked at all the eager faces, her new employees, gazing at her, waiting for her command. Andi smiled at them as she click-clacked over to the drafting tables, wanting to see what they've been working on so far. Nodding her head in approval, she knew right there and then that she had an amazing team of architects working under her wing, and then stepped in front for an opening speech.

"Lovely to have all of you in the team, truly. Rest assured that your talents shall not be wasted here - we'll be building skyscrapers in no time." She said proudly. "Roger here, the best architect in Downtown, will oversee operations in Detroit. Please do respect him. Our Detroit location brings our number of branches up to two, two beautiful cities we'll have the pleasure of designing. So I won't waste much of your time, I'd just like to welcome you all to the family."

Turning to Roger, Andi gave him a stack of flyers and business cards. "I can't always be here, Roger. You know the business I'm in." She told him quietly, with an intensity in her eye. "If anyone wants to have blueprints drafted, give them these. They'll know where to reach me."

Roger nodded eagerly before Andi smiled and patted him on the head. Roger read the papers in his hand as she sashayed off to her car:

ANDROMEDA ARCHITECTURE

Bars, hotels, casinos - name what you need and we'll get it done, no questions asked.

Contact Andromeda for business proposals, prices, and sample drafts.

Bender had been scratching his noggin as to why his Detroit branch of "Chumps 'R' Us" wasn't getting any business. He knew that he could exactly have large advertisments on billboards stating what the business is and where it's located, but surely SOME people must have whispered what was going on over there.

He thought perhaps he'd chosen too unassuming a location for his detroit office. So, he headed over to Andromeda Architecture, to see if there was anything that could be done to increase the profile of the business without drawing too much attention.

He explained that it was the wooden shack that was located next to downtown automobiles and what used to be ricky's pitstop, which was now just a pile of rubble and ashes.

"I need the business to remain low key. We don't exactly operate a 'usual' business. So we don't want everyone passing by to feel the need to come have a look what is going on, but we obviously need it to look professional enough that when someone comes looking for it they don't confuse it with the outhouse it currently looks like."

Raising her eyebrow, she nodded her head as she listened to the man go on. "Ah, indeed. I believe I've passed that establishment once or twice, and I've certainly heard rumors about the nature of your trade, though I never thought the rumours were true. You've truly got an... unusual business, Mister, I'll give you that." 

Andromeda led him to a line of drafting tables and sat down at one before starting to sketch. "Well, I suppose it's the whole aura of the place - people are afraid a chainsaw-wielding maniac would greet them once they set foot in your business - or if not, that the whole place will cave in due to its less-than-optimal state."

Presenting her rough sketch of the exterior and interior, Andi smiled and presented."This way, it looks like an actual business, not too flashy and a bit bland as to not attract attention, but certainly a level up from the outhouse you've got now. Fortified too - if ever the police or some of our mafioso friends come a-knockin' with their bullets, the walls and doors will hold up." She said with a chuckle. "Inside, it still looks normal, resembles a bank, even - that is until they go past the front desk and onto the back. There lies your office, complete with an armory and a safe to your disposal."

"I specialize in providing homes and businesses for people like us, people in our business. Anything you want in the design - tell me and I'll put it in, no questions asked. You just name it." She said with a smirk. "Speaking of names - it's Mister Bender, yes?"