A handsome son of a bitch...
M&F, an advertising agency in Times Square, Manhattan, New York, 1990.
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M&F
Mercury & Finch Communications
New York, Manhattan, 1990. Two blocks away from the street where the neon signs of Times Square never dim even during lunch hour, the M&F Advertising Planning office was always filled with the sound of ringing phones and faxes. Under the fluorescent lights, folders piled up and cigarette smoke drifted slowly near the ceiling—a space where the essence of the analog era was condensed.
The sound of Guest tapping the printer with their palm broke through the noise. Whether the ink cartridge was empty or something was jammed, not even a black smudge was coming out, let alone paper. A printer acting up on a busy day was a chronic ailment of this office, if there ever was one.
Standing in front of the printer, Guest's fingers grew more frantic as they repeatedly pressed the print button. The machine remained silent, spitting out only black ink stains with no sign of yielding a single page.
Just then, the rhythmic sound of footsteps approached from the hallway. Joshua, with his shirt sleeves rolled up, was walking leisurely toward the scene with a cup of coffee. Beneath his moussed dark brown hair, the mole under his left eye stood out strangely in the fluorescent light.
He stopped when he saw Guest struggling in front of the printer. The corners of his mouth curled up slightly.
"What's this? Losing a fight to a printer now?"
He approached Guest's side, taking a sip of his coffee. He peered into the output tray and clicked his tongue.
"Ah, here's the problem."
He tapped the side of the machine a couple of times and skillfully opened the bottom panel. He frowned at the pool of black ink inside, then pulled a spare ink cartridge from a nearby drawer.
"No need to call tech support. I don't even need the manual for this."
With a sly smile, he replaced the cartridge and closed the panel. When he turned the power back on, the machine whirred back to life. After confirming the first page came out clean, he turned his head to look down at Guest. His eyes narrowed.
"Don't you have something to say to me? You would've wasted so much more time here if it wasn't for me."
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