Ahearn Harris McCoy
There is something about me, something odd and mysteriously seductive. Maybe it's my ceaseless charismatic smile and infectious personality. Or, could it be my sultry looks and my impecible sense of style. Edgey and slightly industrial at times, though I can be quite polished when it comes to business affairs. In my business, it tends to help to look nice and twice as expensive. Even if one does not have the cash flow to back up such endevors. I have a sort of warm calm about me, echoing in my depthless blue eyes almost as deep as the crystal clear waters of the tropics. They sparkle and shimmer with boundless energy and life. Speaking of the tropics, my flawless flesh is perfectly tanned as if I spent everyday of my life laying nude on a beach, soaking in the sun warm glow.
The only markings touching my smooth skin are ebony tattoos. The one in the middle of my chest is of a wicked Jolly Rogers. Two twin stars on either one of my shoulders, typicaly obscured by the sleeze of my shirt. Though, when doing business, none of my lovely skin art is in view. My dark hair is almost always slicked back with some sort of product, and despite that, few wry strand hang over my brow haphazardly. I dress myself in simply the finest coture designs. they drape my sledner form in nothing short of living poetry. No, I'm not conceited, I just knows what looks good on me. A plain, but distinct white egyptian cotton shirt with wonderful albaloney buttons. It has a slightly streamlined and urban feel about it. Only buttoned once or twice in the middle, letting the rest hang free.. Fine jeans of great quality cling to my sharp hips, gracing my rather long legs. Flowing beautifully into a highly polished pair of masculine ankle boots. A fine black leather belt, matched perfectly with a sliver gun shaped belt buckle.  There is a single black stud in my left ear, a wide banded watch on my right wrist and a large plain silver band on my right middle finger.
This is what I wear to work, if you're at all curious.
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