[hr][hr][center][color=a187be][h1]Tatiana Carrington[/h1][/color]
[b]Location:[/b][i] Apartment Upper East Side, New York City[/i]
[b]Interacting With: [/b][i]The Computer[/i][hr][hr][/center]

	Tatiana sat there on the edge of her couch just staring at the package that had been delivered. It was from her parents, in their usual overwhelming manner, scripted in gold, surrounded by gold leaf and even sealed in gold. She could have probably fed a small island nation just off the contents alone. 

	Two tickets to London were within as well as an invitation to a family reunion of such. The last thing she wanted to do was deal with either of her adopted parents but she missed her siblings. Only one seemed to live close enough to visit but Tatiana was usually out of town, so communication was limited to mostly likes and thumbs up on various media outlets.

	Picking up the tickets she stared blankly at them. They wanted her to bring someone with her? Ugh, she had no one special in her life right then but she would be damned to go alone, she needed a shield between her and the parental units. But where in the world could she find someone willing to travel with a stranger half way across the world? All her close friends where out of town or working.

	Groaning inwardly she tossed the tickets back on the glass table and leaned back on the couch. Sliding her laptop over, she powered it up and began a Google search for help. She came across several suggestions bit one that stood out to her was talk of hiring someone on Craigslist to pose as a friend or boyfriend to fend off pesky family members.

	A huff from her lips and a few keep strokes later she was hip deep in the horrors that were Ceaigslist, but it was like a train wreck, she couldn't look away. Rubbing her temples she typed up an ad...


	[i]Russian female seeking travel companion to keep the wolves at bay during family reunion. All expenses paid trip to London. No hanky-panky. Must be able to play the "boyfriend role." [/i]

	Closing her eyes, she clicked submit. This was going to be interesting.