“ is this really necessary?, is all he’s able to ask himself. looking for some peace and quiet, one would expect a bookstore to be a perfect location. and it wasn’t private information to know not to disturb a stranger while they were reading in the corner during a light rain that pitter-pattered against the window behind him. he doesn’t get what reason the other has behind approaching him, a look of disbelief meeting the changing of expression. it read annoyed; and now so was his. ( at least a bit ). “ —- no? “ was that not PLAINLY obvious by which position he’d found cameron in: sitting with a book in hand, loitering the establishment. “ why —- no, i don’t work here. “
—- oh. well that’s awkward. baz doesn’t really know a good enough reason behind him wandering into a deserted bookhop only to bother an innocent shopper, so he doesn’t say anything at first, shoving his hands into the pockets of his jeans to keep from rubbing at the back of his neck —- a clear sign of the awkward tension that was beginning to bother him quite a bit. “oh.” he mutters finally, expression changing from his usual annoyed to a bit embarrassed. still, the boy brushing him off only makes him want to try that much harder, so he pulls the chair he was clutching towards him and takes a seat. which— if someone did that to him baz would probably punch them and walk away, but this guy looks pretty nice and calm, so. “ — doesn’t matter. i’m baz.”