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Moving from the main interior to the smaller, less well-kept storeroom at the back of the café, Minkyu takes one last look outside and then closes the door behind him. Truth be told, he doesn't like the idea of leaving his coworkers to deal with coffee orders, since Naomi's less experienced and therefore, the quality of a customer's stay could be comprised! 

...Okay, okay. He's just scared of people and he doesn't like to talk to strangers. He trusts Amelia enough to take care of everything, and Naomi's not [I]that[/I] bad at making coffee. Though, when he tried to teach her how to do poured latte art, she almost dropped the cup and dribbled milk everywhere... Minkyu was never sure if he was just a bad teacher or if he was making her nervous or something.

Which brings us to the number one, most important thing (not really) about Minkyu von Grado: if somebody gets nervous, so does he. 

Which is a problem, because Minkyu tends to make people nervous. And, today, he has to interview a girl. A [I]girl.[/I] Minkyu is scared of girls! And large dogs! And she's scared of [I]him[/I], and it's probably his fault for looking so... angry... and "dark". (Amelia's words, not his.) What does he say? What do you ask at an interview, anyway!?

After a few excruciating seconds of complete silence in which Minkyu loses his mind, he settles on introducing himself.

[color=saddlebrown]"I-I-I'm Minkyu,"[/color] he stammers, squeezing his interviewing pen so hard his palm hurts. [color=saddlebrown]"I'm the barista here, and the co-owner, along with Amelia."[/color] Putting his hand out for handshake, he tries to think of a good first question. [color=saddlebrown]"How... how much do you know about, um, us? The job, I mean!"[/color]