While Adrian was interviewing in the back, I got a table and some coffee. Trey came to visit me after about fifteen minutes.
"Is that really your brother?" he demanded.
"Yes," I said, hoping I sounded convincing.
"When you said he was looking for a job, I pictured a male version of you. I figured he'd want to color code the cups or something."
"What's your point?" I asked.
Trey shook his head. "My point is that you'd better keep looking. I was just back there and overheard him talking with my manager. She was explaining the cleanup he would have to do each night. Then he said something about his hands and manual labor.

Autore: Richelle Mead

While Adrian was interviewing in the back, I got a table and some coffee. Trey came to visit me after about fifteen minutes. <br />"Is that really your brother?" he demanded. <br />"Yes," I said, hoping I sounded convincing. <br />"When you said he was looking for a job, I pictured a male version of you. I figured he'd want to color code the cups or something." <br />"What's your point?" I asked. <br />Trey shook his head. "My point is that you'd better keep looking. I was just back there and overheard him talking with my manager. She was explaining the cleanup he would have to do each night. Then he said something about his hands and manual labor. - Richelle Mead




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