Misty Gray
Pessimisty
Vincenzo Romano
Vinnie shook his head as Lorenzo whined on and suggested he should just leave the business now. When did everyone become so damn emotional?
When Lorenzo grabbed him and technically insulted Vinnie's dear mother, the man was a little surprised. Though on second thoughts, he wasn't really surprised he was drawing out this reaction. When his cousin let go of him, Vinnie straightened his clothes out and glared at the man. "Do that again and I will headbutt you." Vinnie observed long enough to see Lorenzo was defeated and clearly emotional about something.
"There are many things I have no right to know, but it doesn't stop me knowing them... Jack Reynolds, I believe, was a cardiologist. I know he died in a car accident, which I understand would cause you grief. To lose such an old friend is bound to have a lasting effect." Vinnie hadn't intended on his next conclusion and still wasn't sure if it was too unbelievable to be true, given it was so unheard of in these times to be a certainty. He could be right or wrong, so he would speak his suspicions in a humoured manner. "Still, the way you're going on right now, anyone would think you were screwing the guy," he said, letting out a light chuckle.
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Vinnie shook his head as Lorenzo whined on and suggested he should just leave the business now. When did everyone become so damn emotional?
When Lorenzo grabbed him and technically insulted Vinnie's dear mother, the man was a little surprised. Though on second thoughts, he wasn't really surprised he was drawing out this reaction. When his cousin let go of him, Vinnie straightened his clothes out and glared at the man. "Do that again and I will headbutt you." Vinnie observed long enough to see Lorenzo was defeated and clearly emotional about something.
"There are many things I have no right to know, but it doesn't stop me knowing them... Jack Reynolds, I believe, was a cardiologist. I know he died in a car accident, which I understand would cause you grief. To lose such an old friend is bound to have a lasting effect." Vinnie hadn't intended on his next conclusion and still wasn't sure if it was too unbelievable to be true, given it was so unheard of in these times to be a certainty. He could be right or wrong, so he would speak his suspicions in a humoured manner. "Still, the way you're going on right now, anyone would think you were screwing the guy," he said, letting out a light chuckle.
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