Redhawk Caldera Snap out of it

Sebastian regretted touching her, he didn't mean to make her stiffen under his touch. He hated how his father's poison had affected the one thing he liked about his life. A grim feeling settled over him, one he didn't like to show others. He didn't do that often. Sometimes he would show his frustration but Sebastian didn't feel like they were always taken seriously. Sebastian could have his melodramatic moments. Especially when something unpleasant happened in his life. Usually it did. And yet, he really tried to keep himself positive. 

"Like a fish then!," he spoke in return to her. "Has anyone ever learned you how to fish?" Probably not, Fishing was a waiting game and might not be suitable for youngsters. Sebastian remembered how much he hated it as a child. But he was determined to show his father how much concentration he had for a youngster, of course Burke being the father that he was, never saw or acknowledged it. "I prefer the one that is the closest. I don't know their names. Enlighten me?" 

Sebastian started to walk, with some difficulty, but once he got the movements oiled up again his walk turned into one that was smoother, less limping. He returned her smile once she gave him a little smile. On Sebastian's side it was a hesitant one. He had a tendency to turn into a ball of awkwardness himself. He didn't want that to ruin his friendship with the young girl.