Xin Jun couldn't help but chuckle at her comments about him and then about her work. "Well, yes, that's how it said." he told her. "It's actually Taiwanese. You were close though." He shuffled some of the boxes around a bit, checking through them and labeling some envelopes lying around. "Though, you can just call me Xin Jun, or Mr. Piao works good too. Though my boss just calls me Xin Jun." He calmly  said, picking up the boxes and moving them aside. As he did so, he went over to organize some more papers. It was one thing for him to work and organize papers while things were printing. He also tried his best to work up conversations with the customer so as to not have them wait so long. If you think about it, he's a very relaxed type of guy who enjoys the company of others. Her company seemed to brighten his day a bit.<br/><br/>"I'm sure it's not all that bad, Miss Vale. I too don't really care much for this shop." he sighed, standing upright to look at her. "But, it's the easiest obtainable job I could get, and you know what, I took it. Like the Chinese that work in factories, I work in this print shop. The  pay is decent and enough for me to get around for about a day or so. Do I regret it? Not really." he said. Soon, the printing of the papers and business cards were done. "Ah, their finished. Let me put them in a envelope so you don't lose them on your way to work, yes?" he smiled as he went over to pick up the papers and cards. Then he went to the shelf and got an envelope, sticking them in there neatly. Closing the envelope, Xin Jun set it on the front desk, took a pen and wrote where they were going, New York Times, then wrote the person who would receive it, John Buckett. On the side of it, he had drawn a little illustration. The little sketch showed a unamused yet rather mad dog, a Shiba Inu to be specific. And a Lion presenting the Shiba Inu with a rose flower. It looked like the Lion was saying something, where in the little speech bubble there was something written in Taiwanese. Of course he knew that Evelyn could not read it, so he gave the envelope to her and said, "It says, 'Don't be mad today, there is plenty of room for a free and happy spirit.' " he told her, giving her that warm smile.<br/><br/>Sure, he now knew that she was having a hard time today due to her boss, John. But he was also one who thought of others. And he cared a lot, despite knowing her very little. It was just his personality maybe. A rare one at that where you may encounter it once in a lifetime. And Xin Jun was a charming character, so it suit well. Making him a extra rare person for someone to encounter. "Here are the papers, I hope today goes well for you." he said, bowing his head again.