[ he doesn't really want to talk to her. it's been a little over two weeks, but she made herself pretty clear back then about how she felt. he tried to apologize, and she literally threw it back in his face — or, at least, made an attempt to. if rob hadn't been there to intervene, it likely would have hit him, since he actually felt like he deserved it then and was too emotionally exhausted to just step to the side to avoid whatever she'd chucked at him. ]
[ he could easily throw her own apology back at her — he'd at least be acting his age if he did, wouldn't he? it's probably what she expects, too, which is the only reason he doesn't just ignore her call. she wants to talk, so they'll talk, but he can't promise he won't still be guarded or upset. ]
Hey. We should probably talk in person. [ robin won't like it, but wally's done stupider stuff in his life than having a second chat with his (he guesses) ex-girlfriend. ] I'll meet you back at Block 1. [ since he hasn't left block 6 since he got here. it's just ... safer, constantly being around rob. maybe it's slightly unhealthy the attachment they've formed, but it's not like wally can't go out and do things on his own. it's just ... sometimes it's easier with rob as his shadow, acting sort of like a safety net in case something bad happens. ]
[ he ends the call and heads toward block 1, making some excuse as to where he's going. he knows better than to think rob won't get suspicious, but he can deal with the repercussions of lying to him later. he doesn't bother knocking, as technically block 1 is where he's supposed to live, but for some reason he's been able to stay with rob without any side effects and he's not about to look a gift horse in the mouth. he does knock on the door to the individual bedroom, though, just in case she happens to be indecent for whatever reason. he still has manners even if they're not together anymore. ]
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[ he could easily throw her own apology back at her — he'd at least be acting his age if he did, wouldn't he? it's probably what she expects, too, which is the only reason he doesn't just ignore her call. she wants to talk, so they'll talk, but he can't promise he won't still be guarded or upset. ]
Hey. We should probably talk in person. [ robin won't like it, but wally's done stupider stuff in his life than having a second chat with his (he guesses) ex-girlfriend. ] I'll meet you back at Block 1. [ since he hasn't left block 6 since he got here. it's just ... safer, constantly being around rob. maybe it's slightly unhealthy the attachment they've formed, but it's not like wally can't go out and do things on his own. it's just ... sometimes it's easier with rob as his shadow, acting sort of like a safety net in case something bad happens. ]
[ he ends the call and heads toward block 1, making some excuse as to where he's going. he knows better than to think rob won't get suspicious, but he can deal with the repercussions of lying to him later. he doesn't bother knocking, as technically block 1 is where he's supposed to live, but for some reason he's been able to stay with rob without any side effects and he's not about to look a gift horse in the mouth. he does knock on the door to the individual bedroom, though, just in case she happens to be indecent for whatever reason. he still has manners even if they're not together anymore. ]
Rose? It's me.