"Well, then maybe I will," she mused lightly to him before shaking her head at him with a soft sigh. "Welp, with me you're gonna have to learn to read them... I mean, you're gonna learn to read mine, at least," she joked to him, eyes bright. She then let her smile relax a bit, looking softer but still friendly all the same. "I like being able to see what your feeling, too. You're so closed off... I never know if you're happy or if you want me to leave you alone," she told him with a small smile. She wrinkled her nose at his next comment. "You know what I mean," she told him with a bit of a giggle.

Tyler sighed, a smile on his face. "Well reading yours is usually pretty easy because they're so prominent." He teased with a chuckle. "Plus I'm usually pretty emotional. Like right now, I'm smiling. Plus I never want you to leave me alone, so that's easy." Tyler snorted, shaking his head. "Oh I do? Ohhh yeahhh... yeah I wouldn't want you in fourths beside me either..." Tyler laughed

Regan outed at him before chuckling, a smile on her face. "Well, I'm the perfect start then! You can to move onto someone a bit more difficult to read later," she chuckled quietly. She cocked her head at him, turning over to look at him with a hum. "Oh, well you look at that, you are smiling," she teased to him with a grin. "I just want to see it more," she complained to him with a bit of chuckle.

"I smile all the time." Tyler huffed, looking amused. "You need to look at my face more instead of the forest around you." He teased. When Tyler was around Regan, he did smile a lot more then he used to. "The only way you could see it more is if I was constantly smiling... and my face would hurt, then!" Tyler jokingly complained back, shaking his head

Regan pouted at him after a moment or two. "You know, I look at you all the time. But I'm scared to do it for too long encase it upsets you!" She huffed out to him, a frown across her face. "You don't like it when I do that kind of thing," she complained to the boy. "But smile more," she told him with a grin. "You have a nice smile!"

"Oh come on." Tyler rolled his eyes with a laugh. "Believe me, I don't hold grudges and it is hard to upset me." He chuckled, shaking his head. "I can try to smile more, and thank you." Tyler mused, thinking for a moment. Maybe he didn't smile as much as he thought he did. Then again, smiling a lot for him was probably the same as smiling a little for Regan

Regan gave him a happy grin before shaking her head. She liked seeing him happy... smiley and laughing. She felt like he just didn't get that kind of thing too much. It made her just feel... light, especially if she was the one making him smile like that. "You absolutely do hold grudges," she mused lightly.

"No I don't! I never hold a grudge... point out one time I've held a grudge." Tyler huffed, tipping his head. His fuse was long, and when he reached the end he blew big time, but he didn't usually hold grudges. Did he? That sure confused him... unless Regan was joking

Regan hummed to him before rolling her eyes. "Well, I can't say there's one I can think of right the top of my head..." She chuckled lightly at him. She was joking, but he handn't picked up on her tone. "This is what I mean when I say working on your social skills would be smart," she told him with a small chuckle.

Tyler closed his eyes with a huff, crossing his arms... which wasn't very effective with the position he was in. "Well you are the only person I ever talk to, so why would my social skills need to be okay?" He offered a crooked grin, chuckling. Tyler cracked an eye open and peered up at Regan with a teasing look