Imran Pasha

I work out of 105/59 Langford Street, on the first floor. It’s not a very big office, just a couple of rooms that I’ve set up for my work. Being on Langford Street is interesting because there’s always something to see out the window. It’s a lively part of the city. I’ve been here for several years now, and the place has a lot of my personal stuff scattered around. The stairs leading up can be a bit of a climb if you’re carrying anything heavy, and the door sometimes sticks when it’s humid. I don't have a receptionist or anyone to answer the phones. It’s just me. I handle everything myself, from the paperwork to the actual work. I don't go in for any of that corporate polish. My desk is usually a mess of papers and coffee mugs. Most people who come to see me are either old friends or people who were told about me by someone else. I like it that way. It keeps things simple. The building itself is quite old and has its quirks, like the lights that flicker once in a while. I don’t mind it, though. It gives the place some character. I’m not trying to build some giant empire. I just want to do my job well and have a bit of peace. It’s a good little spot for what I need to do.