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“Try to keep this in mind and please write everything down you eat. No matter how insignificant it might seem to you, everything is important for the diary.” Sho shook hands with his last customer for today. Finally.
Guiding the man to the front door he closed it and a happy grin started to spread on his face. He had so much leisure time today. Lots of shopping to do and he would even be able to go to the cinema in the evening. It had been such a long time. Watching the Academy Awards on the weekend had made him quite curious about Wo hu cang long. Maybe he would give it a try.
Sho stretched and turned away from the door. He would decide later on. Passing the reception desk, Suzanne motioned him to come over.
“There have been people asking for you today.” She leered at one of the fitness trainers strutting past him.
“Customers?” He wondered why they had called at the reception desk and not on his mobile phone. He always offered his customers to use his work number because he always had the mobile with him.
“Uh,” the young trainer had disappeared behind a door and Suzanne tried to refocus on the person she was speaking to. “No, just people. They asked if you were working here.”
“Thanks, Suzanne.” Sho forced himself to stay calm. It could have been one of the twins or one of their friends. Maybe it had been somebody from the Health Care Programme. No need to worry. No reason at all.
Guiding the man to the front door he closed it and a happy grin started to spread on his face. He had so much leisure time today. Lots of shopping to do and he would even be able to go to the cinema in the evening. It had been such a long time. Watching the Academy Awards on the weekend had made him quite curious about Wo hu cang long. Maybe he would give it a try.
Sho stretched and turned away from the door. He would decide later on. Passing the reception desk, Suzanne motioned him to come over.
“There have been people asking for you today.” She leered at one of the fitness trainers strutting past him.
“Customers?” He wondered why they had called at the reception desk and not on his mobile phone. He always offered his customers to use his work number because he always had the mobile with him.
“Uh,” the young trainer had disappeared behind a door and Suzanne tried to refocus on the person she was speaking to. “No, just people. They asked if you were working here.”
“Thanks, Suzanne.” Sho forced himself to stay calm. It could have been one of the twins or one of their friends. Maybe it had been somebody from the Health Care Programme. No need to worry. No reason at all.