| LEO |
“Infine, Leo,” (Italian for “Finally, Leo,”) Samuel, my younger brother, shouted when I walked through the door.
“Stai esagerando, Samuel,” (Italian for “You are exaggerating, Samuel,”) I stated as I rolled up the sleeves of my button-down shirt.
“Well, let’s see who is exaggerating then,” he muttered, rolling his eyes.
“Dimmi. Non ho tutto il giorno,” (Italian for “Tell me. I don’t have all day,”) I told him before sitting in my office chair.
“Lala didn’t come home last night,” he said, causing my eyes to fly back up.
“What the f**k are you saying?” I asked while slamming my hands on the desk. “Dov’è lei?” (Italian for “Where is she?”)
“She is sleeping as usual,” he replied, leaning his back against the wall.
Lala is our youngest sister and never listens. I have told
