Sam had actually considered the speed dating thing, for all of about thirty seconds before he decided that he just didn't care enough to put forth the effort it would almost certainly require. Yes, it would have been nice to meet some attractive girls, but he had plenty of friends fitting the same criteria, and anyway, dating had never much been
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Her appearance at the Hub tonight was an accident. It had slipped her mind that it was going to be occupied and so she'd decided to just check it out for something to do. The sight of speed dating in full swing had made her reconsider this. She was in the middle of deciding if she should stay or go when she heard a familiar voice. Turning to look at him, a blush crept up her cheeks as if she had been caught doing something she shouldn't. "Oh God, no. I considered it, but decided to hold onto my temporary insanity card for a little while longer," she laughed as she surveyed the scene. "Why? Did you?"
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"Yeah, I'm pretty certain it is too. It's a shame about the soccer team thing. Not that you had to play to soccer, but there are a large variety of kid activities where you get a trophy just for showing up. A prize for playing the game," she pointed out with a laugh and a shrug.
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"Well, I'm glad you don't think it's bad," he said wryly, glancing at her as they walked. "It'd kind of suck for me if you did." It wasn't as if he intended to change his ways any time in the near future, not even if Erica had wanted him to after all.
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"Yeah, it kind of would," she agreed with a laugh and a dismissive shrug. "And we can't have that, can we? If I'm going to let you suffer, it's going to be for something really good."
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"In a very strange way. There's no fun in having the element of surprise for those things. I prefer for people I'm upset at to know why. Be glad we haven't gone there."
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