After the proper introductions, Jaycen begins his conversation with Riley, who was waiting impatiently in the Cho’s living room, somewhat annoyed at not being able to talk to Terence in person.
Riley: Okay, where is Terence?
Jaycen: Well, you see, he’s busy right now with his family so…

Riley: I’ll come back another day then. I’ll talk to the boss, not to some second-rate employee. Jaycen does his best not to lose his cool.
Jaycen: I’m not an employee, I’m a senior partner in the casino business.
Riley: Whatever the hell you are, I’d better go.

Jaycen: No, wait! hold on, I, um…. Terence tells me you’re looking for a job.
Riley: I’m not looking for just any job, I want to work at his casino.
Jaycen: I get it, the casino is appealing to many; unfortunately, we don’t have any openings there now. Wouldn’t you be interested in working in my company’s offices? I could give you an executive position there.
Riley: I don’t give a damn about your company, Jaycen; it’s Terence I want to work with, not you, so could you tell him to get out of wherever the hell he is and attend to me, please?

Cinthya, at the back in the kitchen, is listening to everything and has already started to lose her patience; also, she feels sorry for Jaycen.
Cynthia: Poor Jayce, that woman is a pain in the ass. I would gladly step in and put her in her place, but I promised Terence last night that I wouldn’t meddle in this anymore. I wish I could, though, so I could kick her out of my house.

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