There was a moment of pause when Tony thought for just a second that perhaps Trevor had no clue as to why he was angry. Just maybe, he had been overreacting over the matter and his half-brother may be innocent. After all, he was never was sure he received the letters he sent all those years.
However, the moment he heard Trevor’s voice something inside him snapped. Tony swore he heard a tone of condescension from the man though it was probably the anger clouding his judgment. “Because that is what I care about. Rich kid judging me for making a living,” he responded sarcastically. “Dancers huh? You can just call us what we are…strippers. It really is not an insulting term. And what do you need to understand? We take off our clothes for money. Often times to pay rent.”
A sigh left Tony’s lips as Trevor began to apologize. Not exactly what he wanted, he wanted the guy to own up and say he was a terrible big brother. Was that so much to ask for? But as he continued, it was starting to be evidently clear he had no idea about anything. “Our father,” Tony corrected. “Whoa, you know what man.” He said before smacking his lips in annoyance about the whole situation. “Fuck, maybe this is a talk you need to have with the old man.”
Tony shook his head, “listen man, I think I just caused a shit storm that I really am not in the mood to deal with while I am sober. Thought you knew something you didn’t and now here I am looking like the asshole. Maybe you should just leave and forget everything.”
“I’m not judging you, jesus,” Trevor couldn’t keep his cool anymore. How did Tony know that Trevor had more than enough money in his bank account? This whole thing was just giving him a headache and Trevor wanted to leave so badly. But he couldn’t. He needed to figure out what was all of this about.
“Fine, strippers, dancers... You can be both, couldn’t you?” Trevor understood that he should calm down. A journalist shouldn’t let himself be aggravated by anyone else. “Believe me, this segment is going to show that.This was my goal, I want to show that strippers are just like any other people,” Travis explained.
“Our father?” Travis repeated in complete shock. “Are you trying to say-” he started but closed his mouth. Was this guy his brother? Wait, how? Well, not how, more like when and why. “Well I obviously do,” Trevor agreed. e hoped that it all was a scam or a really bad joke.
“Then can I have your number at least? I need to talk about that,” Trevor was not going to leave. “All of this need some... figuring out,” Trevor said and let out a sigh. “Then we can go and have a drink or two. I’m free,” Trevor didn’t want to let this go. “So... what will it be?”