Sophia grinned at Mister Tuono, he clearly shared her interest in Greek culture and mythology. Dean tolerated it, but would try to change the subject quickly. She knew Anna encouraged her enthusiasm for it, but she didn't share the same passion. She was excited to meet someone who liked it as much as she did. Someone she could have intelligent talks about it with. Sophia nodded her head.<br/><br/>"Yes, it is."<br/><br/>Sophia said agreement that Zeus' relationship with Athena was an interesting one. She had always been closer to her father, then her mother. It wasn't to say she hated her mother, she just didn't connect with her the same way. She was a daddy's girl, her father had encouraged her to learn about Greece. Her mother had told her to learn more if she planned to make a career out of it. She wasn't happy that Sophia was still working the same job for the last three years, never trying to advance herself. Perhaps, if Sophia would admit it, she was content doing very little out of spite. The distance between her and her mother had grown larger since the divorce. After all, it was her mother's fault that had happened. At least, in Sophia's mind, it was.<br/><br/>Sophia remembered that she wasn't here to talk to Mister Tuono about Greek myths and legends, but for her sister to try and get a job. She took a seat with Dean, while her sister had her interview. She was shocked and excited for Anna at the job offer. To be the spokesperson for T-Bolt Enterprises was an amazing opportunity. Her sister would be a fool to say no. Especially when she'd get to live here for six months, on Mister Tuono's dime.<br/><br/>'Say yes. Anna, you deserve this.' Sophia thought, wishing her sister could read her mind. 'I'll be fine.' She knew her sister, they had always been close. Even when Anna had hit puberty before her, she hadn't been like most older siblings. She hadn't acted like her sister was a plague. Instead, Anna still made an effort to spend time with Sophia. Sophia knew her sister and knew that Anna might turn down this amazing opportunity because of her. That would be stupid, Anna would regret it forever.<br/><br/>Sophia was surprised that Mister Tuono offered to help Sophia find a job in Ancona. She assumed that she and Dean would just be going home soon. They did have jobs at their local grocery store. Not that the place would fall apart without them. Management wouldn't even miss Dean, he did very little there. They might miss her, she was one of their best cashiers, but they would survive if she left. She smiled when Anna did accept the offer. The only talking would be her making sure Anna didn't talk herself out of taking the job.<br/><br/>The lunch was amazing. She was able to convince her father to take her to the Greek restaurant in the next town over from time to time but she had never tried many of these dishes before. The restaurant she was used to to eating at only had Gyros, this was...Wow, she wished she could eat like this all the time. Sophia enjoyed talking with their host and didn't truly notice that Dean and Mister Tuono barely spoke to each other. It wasn't like Dean be quiet. If she was paying more attention to her boyfriend, she would have noticed that he was trying to avoid talking to Tuono as much as possible. Anna would no doubt have a good lunch, not having to listen to him for once.<br/><br/>Mister Tuono seemed to be a very nice man. He would be a good boss to Anna. Hell, he was a better boss then the managers at the grocery store. Too bad her managers weren't as awesome as him. When he asked her about her interest in Greek mythology, she replied.<br/><br/>"Well, it seems like forever. I remember watching Disney's 'Hercules' on Netflix with my dad when I was really little. Like four or five. I drove my mother, and probably Anna too, nuts wanting to watch it all the time."<br/><br/>Sophia looked over at Anna with a smile. She always let her have the say what they watched, even if it was the same movie over and over again. She turned her attention back to their host.<br/><br/>"I used to struggle with reading. My first grade teacher saw my interest in Greek mythology and encouraged my parents to get me books about it to help me read better. Of course, I learned quickly how inaccurate that movie was. Hera wasn't Hercules' birth mother and Hades might have been the God of the Underworld, but it didn't mean he was actually evil."<br/><br/>Reading about the myths sparked her interested to not just learn about that but of Greek history too. Whenever they had to study that in school, she always aced it with no problems. She asked.<br/><br/>"What sparked your interest? T-Bolt Enterprises is a shout out to Zeus, right? You got a lot of thunderbolts around here and that was one of his most famous symbols."