Amor was dressed in a black Kalosian suit, it was the one he wore ninety-nine percent of the time. In fact the only time someone might find him not dressed like that is when he was working on something in his private workshop. Though it was a rare few who got to see him in his other natural habitat. Still he had arrived early awaiting his guest. Walter was somewhere among the crowd keeping an eye out for unsavory individuals who might try to spoil his fun this afternoon. So here he was, waiting for the little heiress to come, and sway him that he wasn't going to be wasting his money. Of course this wasn't the first time, parents had weaponized their attractive daughters to try, and get a better deal out of him, but it felt a bit odd.

When they had spoken her parents hadn't mentioned trying to arrange a marriage with him once? While he was glad as it was one less awkward moment that he would have to explain to Elise Calcifet. Part of him felt a little insulted. Did they not know who he was? Was he not worth the effort? Or perhaps they had done a bit more research into him than he gave them credit for, and they realized that he was quite literally dating a Princess. Amor tapped his glass mulling those thoughts around before taking a sip of the lemonade. After a few more minutes the guest he had been waiting for, arrived, and was shown to her seat by the server.

Amor flashed her a charming smile, the one he wore everywhere, and he met her gaze evenly.

"Ms. Kayode, thank you for picking such a lovely spot, I don't make my way to Slateport often, so I would've been at a loss trying to pick a spot on my own." He chuckled lightly before sat upright, and extended a hand. It was the first time they had met afterall, better make the proper introductions. "Amor Rose, hopeful investor of your company." Though he was mainly doing this to ensure that his wealth didn't deplete. Not that it ever would with all his investments in this region, but Amor wasn't such a fool that he would rest on his laurels.

If there was something that he could gain, then he would gain it.

"I do hope that our meeting goes well." That same charming smile graced his lips as those words left him.

Naia Kayode

She was polite, methodical in her approach every bit the same as him, and for a moment it was almost as if he was staring into a mirror, but that quickly shattered. Still his smile remained.

"I waited as long as I wanted to, I assure you." Her smile did change slightly, a subtle shift that he noticed, but nothing that he would comment on. They were here to talk about business after all, but Amor was willing to leverage his charm into getting favorable negotiations. It was a viable tactic with either sex. "As for the menu I did, I think I'm gonna settle on that lovely steak meal that is near the end of it. I enjoy sinking my teeth into something sweet, and tender." He stated simply with his same charming smile. Her last question gave him pause as he thought about it before answering.

"Hmmmm I don't think I've visited the museum yet, which is a shame seeing as how I enjoy legends, and ancient civilizations. There is a lot we can learn from the past, if we are wise enough." He stated as he folded his hands across each other, and rested his chin on them to gaze at her. "What about you, any firsts for you in this sleepless city?" Amor wondered just how much of her was an act, and he figured he would have an answer by the end of this.

The phone call with her parents had given him a few hints about the kind of people they were, but they weren't all that interesting to him, they weren't the ones he was meeting with right now. She was, and so that meant she was going to have the full brunt of his attention for better or worse. Through the course of their dinner, and conversation Amor was going to dissect her, and do his best to learn all about her. It was the same thig he did with most of his business partners when he first met them, besides he wondered what kind of girl she would be.

So many variables, and he was excited to learn about them all. Though there was perhaps another reason that he was interested in learning about her, and her company. Allies were a useful thing to have when you had the League at your throat, and someone that he could potentially act through would be useful in the long term. Someone not on their radar.

Naia Kayode

"Is that so? A native of the Hoenn land." he mused, either he knew that, and was pretending he didn't, or he truly didn't know. Though he just smiled, and leaned back in his chair, not a shred of tension in his shoulders at all. "Perhaps the next time we meet, I'll invite you to Lilycove. I am more familiar with that city than this one at the very least." came the musing, and he nodded at her last suggestion.

"I may take you up on that offer, it's always handy having someone who is smarter than me around. Keeps me from getting myself in to much trouble." At that their waiter came, and took their orders. Amor got a refill on his lemonade as he put in his order for the steak meal. When the waiter left he resumed speaking.

"So tell me more about this company of yours. I was able to get some details over the phone, but I always prefer to hear such things in person." He explained to her taking a sip of his lemonade. "Besides it is up to you to sell me on investing on it." An amused smirk crossed his lips, as he began to pile the pressure on the young heiress. If she couldn't handle this, then it would show that they weren't ready for his business, or investment. "And before you launch into a premeditated PokePedia page lecture on your company. Don't." His eyes never left hers.

"I can get all the information I want at my leisure, I want something more than that. Are you up to the task?" Amor had been to so many meetings, so many business dinners, and everyone always read from the same script. It was honestly a chore to listen all the way through, and pretend to care. So he had invented a game for himself to play. Force the other off the script in order to sell him on whatever it was that they wanted him to invest in. If they could do it, he would invest no questions asked, but if they failed, then he lost interest quickly.

Anyone could tell him how great their company was, but he wanted something more than that. Something a bit more personable. Very few were able to appease his demand, but perhaps she would rise to the occasion.

Naia Kayode