Why don't you go over there? Say hello? the bartender asked. He looked up at his new friend. Yeah…well… The last time we talked, I wasn't her favorite person. The bartender laughed. Hard to imagine, he said. Sean
In the scene from "Angel's Peak" by Robyn Carr, a conversation unfolds between the protagonist, Sean, and a bartender. The bartender encourages Sean to approach someone he knows and greet them. However, Sean hesitates, reflecting on their previous interactions that were not positive, leading to his reluctance. The bartender finds it amusing that Sean is hesitant, suggesting that it's hard to believe he could be anything but likable. This exchange highlights Sean's internal conflict and the complexities of his past relationships, indicating that he grapples with the consequences of earlier encounters.
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