In a coffee shop after work at the police station, Richard stands up when he sees the girl behind the counter placing two cups of coffee on the dark marble surface, and chatting a little with the other man who is leaning over there with an ugly red jacket and sunglasses over his blond hair like a fluorescent highlighter.

He can't help but raise an eyebrow at the questionable choice of clothing style of this specimen of the species, but he doesn't say anything, after all, he's only wearing pants and a gray jacket over his striped white shirt and dark blue tie. The only saving grace is his dress shoes

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Approaching to take his order, - a hot, black coffee with no sugar, because caffeine is what he needs most after dealing with so many incompetent people - he hears the attendant pronounce his "name", which was stated there, on the receipt.

Only four letters. It wasn't supposed to be difficult. Since "Richard" and "Grayson" have 7 letters each, and the maximum number of letters that can be written on the paper is 5, he opted for the nickname. But when he heard the woman call him "Dirk", with a somewhat confused expression, he concluded that someone must have written or heard it wrong. So he corrected her in a neutral tone, not restrictive or derivative.

"Dick."

However, noticing her surprised and slightly disturbed expression, perhaps even a little offended, he noticed the 'mistake', and the embarrassing situation involving this little misunderstanding.

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He just wished he could disappear into thin air right now. Or bury himself in a hole.