Memo, November 30th 2009 [Public]

[anchor_on_heart]

Hello everyone, when I moved here I was told this forum was the primary method of town communication. I'd like to take a moment to introduce myself and make a few inquiries now that I'm nearly settled

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[clampsgoldenboy]

Agent Hotchner, it is my very great pleasure to welcome you to the neighborhood! I'm something of an amateur detective myself, though nothing so formal or impressive as an FBI Special Agent. I hope you will find Aternaville to your liking, and please consider yourself welcome to stop by my home anytime once you're settled. I love company.

This is preliminary, but I am planning a celebration for the week before Christmas. I hope that you'll join me. Details to follow!

Yours sincerely,
妹之山 残
Imonoyama Nokoru

[anchor_on_heart]

Mr. Imonoyama,
Thank you for the kind welcome and invitation. I may have holiday plans myself, but I'll certainly keep your offer in mind. If I've done my reading through the forums properly you're the son of the Japanese businessmen? If you have an interest in becoming a detective I'd be happy to come by and talk. My son is in school during the day, and if my team doesn't need me, I'm mostly free in the late morning and afternoon. Don't hesitate to contact me.

A. Hotchner

[clampsgoldenboy]

Please, it's Nokoru to my friends here. When in the West, do as the Westerners do, wouldn't you say? And you misunderstand me, sir, I am a detective. One of the CLAMP Campus Detectives, to be exact, always ready to help a lady in distress! We recover stolen top-secret files, find missing beloved pets, solve mysterious hauntings, and do whatever else may be required to ease a lady's heart.

But I digress. I would be delighted to have you stop by at your convenience. My home is at 333 Blanche Avenue. Your son is also welcome, if he'd like to join you! How old is he? I have a few rooms in my house that I'll bet he would find amusing.

Yours sincerely,
残

[anchor_on_heart]

Nokoru,
I can't say I'm familiar with your organization but I am curious. Granted, I can already tell our fields of expertise are rather different. Would you mind if I stopped by some time thursday? Jack is four, and it would really be easier to come by while he's in school.

A. Hotchner