"Pretty much," Travis replied with a shrug, somewhat ashamed of himself for having just assumed Ajay would be an asshole like their sister. "I can pretty much see that right off the bat. The two of you couldn't be more different. She was immediately loud and in my face about everything. I guess if she hates gingers that does sort of put me off to a bad start, but I love being a ginger, so I'm not really concerned with her. But you don't seem like an asshole, and if you're not, then I don't consider it a loss at all. Fucked up families don't necessarily mean everyone in the family is a fucked up person. My stepdad's mother's a terrible bitch, but she raised a really good son."

"I know that we don't know each other yet, but I'd really like to be supportive family to each other. Honestly, I always wanted to have a brother that I could be close with and stuff. I won't rush it. I know it's a shocker for you. I've had time to get used to it, but you haven't, and I'm fine with taking time." He was quiet for a moment and watched Ajay as he spoke. "What's your mom like?"