Mark's grinning. He can't help but grinning, plopping off of his bike rather unceremoniously. This is real. He's trying not to act too giddy, trying not to look like a total loser.
...Then again, hasn't Mark long since embraced the fact that he is, in fact, a total loser?
"Lay it on me," He expresses. The fact that someone was there didn't seem to occur to him--he didn't even notice. Instead, he's leaning on his bike, glasses slightly askew as he waits expectantly. Billy--he had the guts to show up. To call him. "I was beginning to think you'd forgotten," He says after a small beat, before the other can talk. Now he can tell Roger.
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...Then again, hasn't Mark long since embraced the fact that he is, in fact, a total loser?
"Lay it on me," He expresses. The fact that someone was there didn't seem to occur to him--he didn't even notice. Instead, he's leaning on his bike, glasses slightly askew as he waits expectantly. Billy--he had the guts to show up. To call him. "I was beginning to think you'd forgotten," He says after a small beat, before the other can talk. Now he can tell Roger.