“Well, you have to stay because I’m staying here,” Carlos said, rolling his eyes. “C’mon, it’ll be fun – there’s loads of activities here – I’m sure you’ll find something to like!”
“I’ll be nice, it’s not like I don’t have manners, Carlos,” The girl grumbled as she lugged her suitcase behind her. “I wasn’t raised in a barn.”
“Really? It’s hard to tell with all the griping you’ve been doing since you got here,” Carlos told her smartly. He closed the door behind her. “Go ahead and leave the suitcase by the door.”
“I’m entitled to griping!” She exclaimed as she put the suitcase by the door. “It’s my only solace against this until I begrudgingly decide to have fun.”
Carlos rolled his eyes. “At least you’re self-aware,” he muttered softly. “David should be here in a bit. Though, I thought he’d already be here.” The 24-year-old was there and super excited when Carlos was interviewing. So one would assume he’d treat the children the same way. “I’m going to go ahead and get the camp TV – wait here, Maria.”