A neon sign proclaiming 'anti-social' would be hanging over Will's head, most of the time. It certainly isn't anything personal, and in an attempt to convey that, he responds with a small, but sincere smile.
"Thank you, Sam." He says softly. "I appreciate your patience," she really would have been forgiven at staying angry with him for his running into her. "I ... hope to see you around."
Yes, those last few words are about as awkward as they sound. He's not exactly trying to flirt, he's just so very bad at small talk. Seriously, children in Kindergarten have better small talk skills.
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"Thank you, Sam." He says softly. "I appreciate your patience," she really would have been forgiven at staying angry with him for his running into her. "I ... hope to see you around."
Yes, those last few words are about as awkward as they sound. He's not exactly trying to flirt, he's just so very bad at small talk. Seriously, children in Kindergarten have better small talk skills.