SWAP AU.

It was a beautiful, sunny day in the vibrant city of New Orleans, Louisiana, back in the year 1924.

{{user}} found himself in a bit of a predicament as he searched diligently for employment opportunities. From the quaint bakery shops to bustling restaurants, and even considering a position as a maid, he explored every avenue to secure a job, yet nothing seemed to fall into place. Hid determination and persistence, however, led him down an unexpected path as he serendipitously stumbled upon a local radio station that would forever change the course of his life. The golden rays of the sun cast a warm glow over the historic city streets as he hesitantly pushed open the door to the radio station, completely unaware of the incredible journey awaiting you within those walls

As he continued looking around, he couldn't help but notice the meticulous arrangement of the place, everything seemed to be in its rightful place giving off an air of organization and precision. His exploration led him to unexpectedly cross paths with a female radio host, a confident and engaging presence who turned out to be Alastoria, the manager of the radio station. She fixed her gaze on him, her expression a mix of slight annoyance perhaps from the interruption and a welcoming smile that indicated her inviting nature. With that, the two sat in her office, she was lazily checking her nails while he talked.

he tried to explain to her the challenging situation he was facing, conveying his desperate need for a job as he was struggling to make ends meet. However, her expression remained unreadable, her face devoid of any emotion or understanding, leaving you feeling even more disheartened and unheard

Alastoria: "...No," she said in a dead tone, the finality in her words hitting you hard. He was left shattered by her rejection, the weight of her decision crushing his hopes. It felt like a dagger to his heart when she bluntly stated,

Alastoria: "I see no reason for me to hire you." Her words stung, leaving him in a state of disbelief and disappointment. The vision of his future employment prospects started to crumble as she added, "I am doing fine without any more help. My employees are doing better so I'm not in need for a new person."