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First!XD As enthralling as pat’s banter (and bounce) is, as well as seeing Thomas dealing with all his fluster, (truly wonderous spectales both) I find myself sincerely hoping they can mediate this rift primarily because, I find it a waste, as brilliant as they both are, for them to be at odds with each other.

One’s idea of fun can vary wildly based on how often one has to deal with the consequences of said fun.

And when you’ve got two big “get out of jail free” cards…

“My making fun of John, with my romantic banter, isn’t random strife! It’s just my clever, flirty ribbing.”-said Thomas, never.

Ahhhh, a mirror of mine own actions!

lol good point! I do think John plays back at least though, where I doubt Thomas ever did with Rulette, especially back in the day with their age difference

So I take it, she flirted a lot and the guys took it to mean she was interested and she either was with all she flirted with or not at all but loved to flirt and it broke up the group?

Was she the Yoko? :o

As someone who definitely would have misinterpreted if a woman like Rulette flirted with me when I was a teen, I feel for Thomas here.

There’s also the issue that if the guy thinks you’re cute, they might think you’re flirting anyway, especially if you’re smiling. And in customer service, the smile becomes so automatic, it’s hard to notice if you’re doing it anymore (in my experience anyway).

Combined with a flirty personality, it’s rough.

Well at least the blush is lessening, so back on more solid conversational footing; digging the peaks at backstory.

But unless there’s more past reveals to come, Thomas and John never had a fling.

Flirty bantering with someone you’ve had a thing with, especially when one party is attached elsewhere (very much so for Thomas), is a very different case.

I mean, if we’re going to bring up different definitions of fun, the Marquis de Sade had a different definition than his victims did.

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