His frown deepened and he squinted at the eggs before looking up at her. "Yes, he... is not a good man."
His brow furrowed nervously and he looked back down at his work. It took him almost a minute to respond, his voice quiet. "She's, uh... she's my sister. The one I told you about."
"Yes," he replied, going over to make some toast for her. "I can't tell you what school, but she's at a school far from here."
"It's very good," he said, buttering the slices of toast before bringing her plate over to her. "It has taken a lot of work for her to stay there."
"Usually I'd be at the theater on most days," she said, "other than that I like to look around city and visit a cafe, or just stay home and watch a movie or something.. I'm not very interesting with my hobbies."
“I’m sure that’s not true,” he said, looking outside thoughtfully. “You just have a lot to do at night, so you take it easy during the day.”