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Looking up, Dante smiled at the Sniper, noting the change in demeanor. He began to wonder how he had missed the attractive, yet steely gaze he donned.
Standing, Dante approaches Oliver, resolve in his eyes. “There’s a bar in town I’ve been wanting to check out. I wouldn’t mind if you came along.”
He hoped it didn’t sound too forward, knowing that it had been quite a short time since they had sat on the roof earlier that night. He especially hoped he didn’t sound desperate. If there was anything he hated being, it was desperate.
Oliver slowly lifted his head to look at his teammate; his eyes were still glassy,
"I wouldn't mind taggin' along either. If this ends up bein' not too laborious maybe we can run off sooner." His voice and his face were completely opposite from each other. His face was cold but his voice was warm. It was odd to see such a drastic difference at the same time on the same person.
Dante’s shoulders fell slightly, the only sign he finally let out a breath he didn’t know he was holding. A warm smile fell on his lips.
“That sounds great! Maybe we won’t miss happy hour.”
It wasn’t often Dante felt nervous, so the fact that he was feeling butterflies in stomach was surprising to him. Pushing the revelation out of his mind, he strapped his axe to his side, the familiar weight of it a comfort.
As more members trickled in, he was torn between staying close to the sniper, or going back to his spot on the couch. After a moment of consideration, he stayed by Oliver, hoping he didn’t find Dante to be clingy.














