Salazar took them and flipped through them at a speed most associated with looking for their sections in the newspaper, however Salazar read every single word. "Everything looks okay." He rolled the pages up in a loose cylinder. "And you are very welcome Silo."<br/><br/>Mike laughed heartily, "Don't mention it, pup!"<br/><br/>Nicholas nodded as he breathed in the smell of the coffee in his hands.<br/><br/>Salazar passed over the other papers he was holding to Nicholas that detailed the inventory Sarah did that morning, "Nicholas, double check this with the current inventory, then give it to Sarah come morning so she can take it to the post office tomorrow afternoon. Mike, leave. I don't want to see you until tomorrow."<br/><br/>"Yes, sir." Mike refilled his coffee and left with a backwards wave. Nicholas also took this small window of time to leave to do inventory.<br/><br/>"And Silo, take a few days before joining us if you need it, you'll most likely work part of the afternoon shift and part of the night shift depending on your school schedule. Give a copy of your schedule to Sarah, Mike, or Nicholas and they'll set you up." Salazar paused and leaned forward onto the counter, his elbows shoulder length apart with his chin cradled in his palms. "Shall I assume, that you will be quitting at the diner?" He asked softly, knowing it was a somewhat difficult subject matter.