It’s good for them to be amicable, but given that this is the first time they’ve spoken since she dumped him… I think it was insensitive of her to approach him like nothing happened.
For me the only “real” moment in that whole interaction was the few seconds where she thought he failed his classes because she dumped him. It felt like she was realizing that he had liked her a lot more than she realized… only for him to lie to preserve his pride (totally understandable).
I guess this just re-enforced my questions about how deep their “relationship” actually was. If they never went out together and nobody even knew they were dating, were they ever actually a couple? It’s not surprising that she could dump him for superficial reasons given that is it?
For me the only “real” moment in that whole interaction was the few seconds where she thought he failed his classes because she dumped him. It felt like she was realizing that he had liked her a lot more than she realized… only for him to lie to preserve his pride (totally understandable).
I guess this just re-enforced my questions about how deep their “relationship” actually was. If they never went out together and nobody even knew they were dating, were they ever actually a couple? It’s not surprising that she could dump him for superficial reasons given that is it?