He smiled faintly at her awkward greeting, but wasn't surprised by it this time. In fact, it was actually kind of charming. Everyone he interacted with tended to be flirtatious and fake, and Felicity certainly wasn't fake. It was a welcome change of pace from what he had gotten used to since returning from the island.<br/><br/>"I'm sure I need lots of help with my computer, but I had something else in mind for the evening." He took the flash drive from where he had left it on his desk and held it out for her. "The contents of this drive have been extensively encrypted. Or at least that was what I was told. I was hoping I could work my way through and get at the information inside, but I guess I'm not as clever as I thought I was."<br/><br/>He knew he had to offer some explanation as to what was on the drive, something that wouldn't arouse her suspicion, and hopefully would stop her from digging around once she broke through its defenses. Luckily, he had planned for that. "The drive was found with my father's things. He died when our ship went down, and he wasn't exactly the sentimental sort, so we don't much in the way of personal effects to remember him by. I'm hoping there's something on the drive, something that could give my family some sort of connection to him. Like I said before, this isn't exactly company business. This is more of a favor."