Medium · Suggestion ≥ 4
He's not sorry about his behaviour for your sake. Now that you have money, he really wants to make sure you're not angry with him.
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He's not sorry about his behaviour for your sake. Now that you have money, he really wants to make sure you're not angry with him.
Whatever he may feel about you, he can't miss the opportunity to throw you a look of what he assumes is shared understanding. Go with it.
You've really worn down his patience. Even paying him didn't help!
...or can you give him a moment? Somehow you realize this is not going to net you any professional discounts. Already he's reverting back to defensive.
For a moment, his antipathy is overcome by compassion for the sheer smallness of the money.
He's not sorry about his behaviour for your sake. Now that you have money, he really wants to make sure you're not angry with him.
He's exhausted from years of dealing with the assholes. That's why he's trying so hard not to be one too...
Sounds like he cares about the place. He's not going to be overjoyed to hear that it's part of the Doomed Commercial Area.
You've really worn down his patience. Even paying him didn't help!
It really took courage. Don't pick at him.
Well, well, bringing him that new bird sure made a difference in his attitude.
Wait, why don't you have a song?! Way to fuck it up! Better to try this line of questioning again after you've found the tape.
He really doesn't like it being Klaasje.
He really wants you to realize that he was also on the balcony looking by. In the danger zone, so to say.
On the surface he's dismissive, but there's a conspiratorial glint in his black eyes. If only you knew what he would say...