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down the corridor, I'm amazed that

ile in his hands. I'm still in shock that I got this job,

t last pay

estioned you in any way? Mr. Salvay

ge, he stated, "You're hired." I shrug and answer

st stated. "I've never seen him hire someone without

al

r only two questions raised mo

the job offer. He added, "I knew you cou

t, but since I'll be working with him going forward, it will be useful. T

easure for me," he smiled back. After

all, I think I'll like hav

He had a very calm demeanor, was extremely courteous and modest, and was quite friendly to everyone we encountered. Again breaking the silence, he said, "

ast my sight over the walls, the furnishings, and the enormous bookcase that was in f

ed and said, "Good luck," to which I nodded before waving goodbye. I

alizing he was gone, I saw a small boy si

st be

lightly moved his head, indicating that he was giving me a si

. Someone who won't make him afraid. I wanted to perform my job w

is your name?" I introduc

ts there, playing with his toy vehic

y,

d gestured to his toys. Perhaps he will open up to me an

e kind of like mine, with a green tint. His curly brown hair was strewn all over

ilent. A few seconds later, he looked away f

hat mak

to him, "If you need anything, don't hesitate to ask," go

set my suitcase

use my left hand to support my head.

ung child as he played quietl

ot enjoya

d back into the room, my gaze landed on t

something instead of just

, attempting to think of a mo

paused playing with his toys in response to my

no resp

turns to playing

al

reclined on the couch, fe

he dulles

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color?" I asked again, but

strike up a conversation with him

so frequently. I've never t

e simply des

lar

been here since nine in the afternoon and it's already one

five mo

filled your empty stomach, you may go hom

o growl, and I let out a gro

king my lunch

How on earth is he not hungry?" I tipped my head, star

door, I greeted him right away, calling him "Mr. Richa

enquired. Now that he was in front of me, I could feel his

t," I replied, turning my

talk too much, mostly around people he doesn't kn

ake's na

kept flickering to Nicholas, who was examining his so

I inquired in a whisper, but he must have heard me si

ou are free to have your lunch break and, if you'd like, eat there. However, this is only valid for today. You're going to p

after saying, "You should be back by two." I thanked him and left th

h?" As we stepped into the e

chance, any fast food restaurants arou

r lunch, so I'm walking past one of them. He sa

it to the bottom floor, strolling al