Warren had spotted the male through the diners large plate glass windows. He'd studied the male as he seemed to stand aside the entrance with a deep contemplative look. After a moment of interest he disregarded the man, his scent giving off the air of power, yet not with the usual arrogance he noticed in most wolves. He had dug into his steak, savoring the seared rare meat, the diners cook had seasoned and seared the flavor in almost perfectly. In the time it took him to finish about half his meal he noticed the male finally reach his decision, looking up as he heard the bell above the door.<br/><br/>He noted the wariness in the mans posture as he approached and sighed inwardly. His eyes took in what few distinguishing features there were about this new wolf. They were near the same height. And were of similar build. Which told him this was an Alpha, even if his subdued nature hinted otherwise. He was instantly wary. Few Alphas he met wanted anything other than to threaten him or kick him out of their town. He waited until the male came to his table, looking him in the eyes, not showing fear, merely indifference.<br/><br/>He was a bit taken aback by his first words. It was so rare for a first meeting to start without growls that it caught him off guard. After a moment he remembered his manners, deciding to see what this wolf had in his mind, his wary beast intrigued by a nonviolent encounter. He motioned a hand to the chair across from him and spoke in a soft gruff voice that belied his size, "Please sit... I am the guest after all...." His words gave away nothing of his mood, a habit his military days had keenly honed. "Its a cold day... Care for coffee?" He offered, feeling like he was being a little too obvious at not being used to talking to others.