[ He went past their usual flirting into making her tell him again that she's not interested, and it's not exactly something he's jonesing to hear a third time. So if they just ignore that it happened, it'll be fine. Completely fine. ]
[And then she turns away to make him that second drink. This one's a little more involved, but after a moment or so, she plunks an old fashioned down in front of him.]
It's okay that you don't want to help. I think I get it.
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[But Sam is pretty opinionated.]
I don't know, he seemed pretty awesome. Treated his men well, tried not to hurt anyone?
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Good thing she passed.]Got 'em all killed, but...
[ A shrug. What can you do? Hazard of the job. ]
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[This is nice, actually, just talking like normal after that last conversation they had.]
Do you know how to sail?
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[ Admire his restraint: he managed to answer without a single reference to motorboating. ]
Tall ships like they were using back then, nah.
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[Don't make fun of her, Sam.]
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Then that doesn't count.
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Since when? S'a boat, ain't it?
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[ If we're going to be all high-falutin' about it. ]
Have you?
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[She reaches across the bar to swat at his arm.]
I'm the one in charge of free drinks, remember?
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That mean I'm getting another?
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Maybe. Depends on what you want.
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[She hesitates for a moment, drumming her fingers on the bar before taking away his empty glass.]
I'm glad you came to visit, you know.
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[ Neutrally, the kind of neutral he says easily but means carefully. ]
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[She bites her lip, shrugs a little awkwardly.]
I didn't handle everything... You know. Great.
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S'water under the bridge.
[ He went past their usual flirting into making her tell him again that she's not interested, and it's not exactly something he's jonesing to hear a third time. So if they just ignore that it happened, it'll be fine. Completely fine. ]
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Thanks.
[And then she turns away to make him that second drink. This one's a little more involved, but after a moment or so, she plunks an old fashioned down in front of him.]
It's okay that you don't want to help. I think I get it.
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