<span class="fixed-color" style="color:#59b300">"Sara, I don't tell people things for a reason. One, is to keep them safe. Two, it's to avoid an exchange of words. Talking isn't much of my thing." Oliver sighed lightly before going over to the fridge and pulling out some eggs. "How about we go back to breakfast, maybe a full stomach would help ease things out. But hey, today's a new day, let's try not to let things drag us down too much. I don't know what you have planned for the day, but if you need me then just drop by the office. I'll always make time for you." He told her with a soft smile before pulling out a pan and starting on making some eggs. "You want any eggs? Bacon?" He asked, not wanting to make some and have it go to waste if she didn't want it. Well, he'd probably just reheat it later at night and eat it if he did make extra. <br/>
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Oliver thought about all that she said though, it wasn't as if he just tossed it all aside. He was definitely going to have to sit down with William and have a deep talk with his son some time, just catching up and addressing other things that William might have on his mind. Oliver had to remind himself that he was a teenager once, and even if it might seem like they want to be left alone, sometimes having a parent talk to them was needed, even if it was going to be hard. "Though, how are you feeling? A little better?" He would hope that talking things out a bit would have helped her a bit somehow. It helped him a bit, just talking and getting things off his chest made him feel a little better. Plus, it was just nice to talk with Sara, he hadn't spoken to her in a while, like have a deep talk with her, that this felt nice.<br/>
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Sure, he could have talked with Dig or Felicity, but it just wasn't the same as talking to Sara because of how far back the two went and the connection that they had. They knew each other inside and out, so it was just easier to talk to Sara than anyone else.</span><br/><br/>___________________<br/><br/><span class="fixed-color" style="color:#4da6ff">"You're not going to lose me babe. I'm not stupid, I'm not doing anything stupid, I'm not gonna. The only stupid thing I've done is shut myself down for as long as I did, maybe I would have met you sooner and have you in my life sooner if I hadn't." She chuckled lightly at the end as she loosely wrapped her arms around his torso, smiling up at him. Of course, half of what she said was a lie, she was already doing something stupid, at least she was pretty sure he would consider it stupid. Although, she thought of it more of reckless and dangerous rather than stupid, going around at night with a mask on and hunting people down and all. She did have the advantage though, they all think that she is dead, they didn't know that she was alive. All they know is that there has been a masked vigilante taking down their men, that was it.<br/>
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Smiling, she leaned up and kissed him softly for a brief moment before pulling away. "Now, what do you want for breakfast? Or do you gotta get going soon?" She asked as she looked up at him with her soft eyes. "I promise, I'll be careful. You won't lose me Roy, and it's not like I want to lose you either. You're the best thing that's happened to me so far, and I'm not going to do anything risk losing you." Her vendetta was only temporary, just a few more names and the big guns, and she was done. No further risks were going to arise after she was done crossing names off her list. "At least I don't have to worry about losing you, pretty sure you're not doing anything reckless or dangerous on the side." She chuckled, not knowing the truth in her words.</span>