Play Pretend...wait, what? [Mission, Daiki, Lumiere]

Mission:

Suoh did not know why he took this job. Apparently, some fellow mage named Daiki offered what was claimed to be an easy mission that could easily be completed for money; it sounded like the best way to get started for a D-ranked mage. Suoh expected the mission to be a free-bee for recently recruited mages and did not bother reading the mission paper when the fellow mage offered. Now, the Phantom Card mage was having second doubts about whether or not this would be a good idea, judging by the paper's summary and can't help but wonder who exactly was their clients and how desperate they were to get fake boyfriends to impress their parents. He could hope that they were hot and rich, so his dignity would at least remain intact for the mission was pushing his standards to the margin.

He sighed and waited for his fellow guildmate to show up, tapping his cane on to the ground repeatedly as he waited to keep himself from falling into the depths of boredom.

Daiki had suggested a job to a fellow guildmate, hoping it'd be an easy job and easy jewels. He had made his way to the spot where his guild mate had been waiting since he took a longer route to arrive at the location. As he made his way, he scanned the area with his red eyes. He wore his normal midnight blue overcoat, red shirt underneath, dark blue pants, and boots. His white hair and his overcoat fluttered in a slight breeze as he stopped roughly five feet away from his guild mate.

"I'm here, and since the clients don't seem to be here yet, I guess we wait a bit longer." He said, looking over at his guild mate. He didn't know much what to say to the guy, nor did he know much about the guy himself. He didn't much care about the appearance of the women who would arrive.

"I'm here, and since the clients don't seem to be here yet, I guess we wait a bit longer." was the man's way of announcing his arrival as he walked up to him.

"Glad you made it," Suoh responded, fixing the collar of his formal shirt as he looked at Daiki. The white-haired guildmate looked like a menacing man at first glance, given his long coat and dark brooding choice of colors. Yet, his mannerism and words suggested very much otherwise. For a man lacking class compared to him, he was well-mannered and collected; it was a personality Suoh did not exactly expect from a Fairy Tail mage. Then again, he wasn't the first person Suoh met in Fairy Tail that proved his expectations wrong.

There was moment of silence between them, and their clients still have not shown up yet. Seeing it was pointless to stand there and look like humanoid statues, Suoh decided to use this time to hopefully, learn something about his guildmate and earn some trust.

"So...Daiki, was it?" Suoh asked. "How long have you been a member of Fairy Tail?"