what does "She pushed a pair of Wayfarers on top of her short cap of hair"mean?
From the name—Sherrilyn Burke—and the voice over the phone—brisk Yankee—Eli pictured a lanky blonde in a smart suit. He opened the door to a fortyish brunette in jeans, a black sweater and a battered leather jacket. She carried a briefcase and wore black Chucks.
“Mr. Landon.”
“Ms. Burke.”
She pushed a pair of Wayfarers on top of her short cap of hair, held out a hand to shake his. “Nice dog,” she added, and held out a hand to Barbie.
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"She pushed a pair of Wayfarers on top of her short cap of hair"
As mentioned above, the pair of Wayfarers is a pair of sunglasses (kind of a cool brand), so this means she pushed them from where they were on her face, up onto her head. And the "short cap of hair" means that she has short hair, that looks almost like a cap because it just covers her head. From this text she sounds like a cool, relaxed sort of character. Hope this helps!
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Hi!
The "pair of wayfarers" are sunglasses. So that sentence means that instead of taking them off, she keeps them on her head, kind of like a headband.
Hope that helps
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