Tell me about it. I tried to get out of it too, but it just isn't going to happen.
[She doesn't even have to go back home to be sure of it at this point. From what she knows about her future, not to mention the choices she made when Klaus had still been here? Cami's ties are firmly set.
So that makes it easier to shift gears, and watch as Sam tries to work out just what he wants to say. She'd meant it as something of a tease too, but he's taking it pretty seriously. More so than she realizes, in fact, until Sam finally offers up that answer.
Cami's honestly a little stunned--and very, very flattered.]
Well. [Now it's her turn to glance down, taking a moment to tuck a lock of hair behind her ear.] To be fair, you're probably the nicest guy who's also been an ass to me that I know. [Which sounds pretty ridiculous as it comes out of her mouth, and Cami laughs at herself.]
And I probably could have worded that better--but it's true, Sam. [From the start she's known him to be a decent, good guy. Maybe a bit uptight sometimes, but not without a sense of humor. And he cares about people too, at least as much as Cami does.
So she smiles, and reaches out to touch his arm when he admits that he's thankful.] This place would be a lot worse if I didn't have you around to stick party hats on.
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[She doesn't even have to go back home to be sure of it at this point. From what she knows about her future, not to mention the choices she made when Klaus had still been here? Cami's ties are firmly set.
So that makes it easier to shift gears, and watch as Sam tries to work out just what he wants to say. She'd meant it as something of a tease too, but he's taking it pretty seriously. More so than she realizes, in fact, until Sam finally offers up that answer.
Cami's honestly a little stunned--and very, very flattered.]
Well. [Now it's her turn to glance down, taking a moment to tuck a lock of hair behind her ear.] To be fair, you're probably the nicest guy who's also been an ass to me that I know. [Which sounds pretty ridiculous as it comes out of her mouth, and Cami laughs at herself.]
And I probably could have worded that better--but it's true, Sam. [From the start she's known him to be a decent, good guy. Maybe a bit uptight sometimes, but not without a sense of humor. And he cares about people too, at least as much as Cami does.
So she smiles, and reaches out to touch his arm when he admits that he's thankful.] This place would be a lot worse if I didn't have you around to stick party hats on.