And he is fully prepared to hear that she can't tell him and he will continue to do his damndest to accept and respect that. Sara means too much to him to do otherwise.
Still. She relents and Oliver feels something loosen deep in his chest, the unease that he hasn't been able to shake since waking up in a world where time seems to have come unhinged. He won't ask about himself. But he will ask about the people that have come to mean a lot to Sara.
"Tell me about your people. Your team. I'll admit men like Rory and Palmer seem like.. unconventional choices." Not bad ones. Because if they're on Sara's team it's because she sees something in them.
He will ask about her team. Maybe even ask about Barry and whether or not he took his advice to be a hero for his own city. And he will ask if she's happy. Doing what she's doing. It seems that way, but it's still a question he wants to ask. Needs to ask.
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Still. She relents and Oliver feels something loosen deep in his chest, the unease that he hasn't been able to shake since waking up in a world where time seems to have come unhinged.
He won't ask about himself.
But he will ask about the people that have come to mean a lot to Sara.
"Tell me about your people. Your team. I'll admit men like Rory and Palmer seem like.. unconventional choices." Not bad ones. Because if they're on Sara's team it's because she sees something in them.
He will ask about her team. Maybe even ask about Barry and whether or not he took his advice to be a hero for his own city.
And he will ask if she's happy. Doing what she's doing. It seems that way, but it's still a question he wants to ask. Needs to ask.