"I see... Well, yes... hello again." He said a bit awkwardly, as it was rather weird that he'd run into her immediately, especially after the circumstances of their first meeting. "It's not a problem. Would you join me at this table then?" He said he moved towards his favourite tale, using his hands to practically showcasing it hoping she'd follow his lead. "Henri, the same as always for me... And whatever the<i>mademoiselle</i>wants, it's on me."<br/><br/>After they took their seats and waited for their drinks, William told her his side of the story, which wasn't really anything the reporter didn't know, as Henri told her what happened in the shop, and she probably saw most of the fight the previous night. "... So, yeah. You probably did know everything already... Just a pointless fight against some drunk men. Anyway, interesting coincidence, huh? Meeting up here after last night." He couldn't really avoid looking at Henri immediately turning towards them after William said that. Just what must have been going on the old man's head after that statement?<br/><br/>William couldn't deny that the woman seating in front of him was certainly intriguing. She was wearing clothes that one would often see in a man, but still managed to look quite feminine. It wasn't long until he noticed his posture was slightly tilted towards her and he was focusing a bit more on picking up details about her. He had never met a female journalist. Although he had to admit he'd never met someone who worked in the journalism industry either, even after all the altercations he had been involved with through his life. He had heard that women were starting to get new jobs in the last couple of years, but it was the first time he actually saw one working in a traditionally male controlled business.<br/><br/>Soon enough, Henri arrived with the journalist's order, before disappearing for a second to get William's, a small cup of coffee with a pair of croissants. "Oh! By the way, my name is William. William Baxter. Miss...?" He asked immediately after realising he had not introduced himself properly after all that time.