Jake considered giving Remi his personal number, the same one that had just been called. However, he didn't need Remi having total access to him right now, not with Sam missing. He instead, pulled a business card out of a cigarette case, handing it over to Remi. He gave one to Samuel as well, not wanting to look like he was favoring one resident over another (although he clearly was). The number was actually Lisa-Joe's office. He assumed she could triage whether or not what Remi needed required a face to face.
"Let's start with this," he explained. "And the next time we meet in person, you should come to my own rooftop. I own a place in the south with a great view of the metropolis, among others. It would be much better for you than the club or the headquarters underneath."
The meeting felt over, and so Jake rose to indicate they should rise too. "It was a pleasure meeting you both," he said, offering a hand to each man. "Mr. Taylor, once the apartment is legally bought, I would find it helpful if you would help Remi transfer the property into his name as opposed to mine. I'll have all the documents drafted for you, but I hope if Remi has any questions you'll be there to assist."
Once Jake got the yes he was hoping to hear, he'd have his guards escort them down if they needed. To Remi he managed something of a smile. "See you soon, and welcome to the Central District."
Jake pulled out his phone and saw Arik's text. He wrote back, Dante's is good. I'll be another hour at the WR, but they'll let you up to the flat at this point. Have them call me if they give you trouble.
Send.
With that, Jake began his email to Tyler, his thoughts once again returning to his missing daughter.
