Kai took a bite of his sandwich, too, and it was delicious. Just what he'd felt like eating. He listened to Markus as he chewed and swallowed before he spoke.
“I have thought about working on a degree,” he said, putting his sandwich down, wiping his hands on a napkin and lifting his pot to pour some tea into his cup, of course, for if he poured it elsewhere, that would just be odd. “I think I did okay in school, but I... joined my father's community when I was seventeen, so I graduated, but that was it.”
He had almost said he'd joined his father's pod at seventeen, but that wouldn't have made any sense to Markus.
“I have thought about working on a degree,” he said, putting his sandwich down, wiping his hands on a napkin and lifting his pot to pour some tea into his cup, of course, for if he poured it elsewhere, that would just be odd. “I think I did okay in school, but I... joined my father's community when I was seventeen, so I graduated, but that was it.”
He had almost said he'd joined his father's pod at seventeen, but that wouldn't have made any sense to Markus.