That made her feel good, hearing just what he was trying to say. She also found it amusing that he didn’t know how to say it without being offensive because honestly, most people don’t understand. She just understood Will, and she knew not everyone could quite like her.
“I —
— you for not coming back right away either. Just — I’m not the best at organization but maybe, I could help someone get everything in order and then they just learn to keep it that way.”
This was really the first time the two of them have actually spoken, he wasn’t as —
“I think I’ll give her a bit of time, I come off some sort of way, and I know that. My parents say I really need to work on it. So, I can’t really blame her. It was her kid, but Will, I believe he can do anything and what he has done, it’s been brave.”
She knows what he’s —
— have been through you know? So I think you got this.”
She tried other jobs and nothing compares to what she feels playing music. “I’ve tried other things and I think for now until I outgrow it. I’m going to stick with this. It’s the freedom but having people admire the —
— down and tell them you’re back.”
A soft laugh was heard from her and it bribe the normalcy the town needs. “I’ll do my best. It’s a tall order but I think I got this. Just give me a few to really get things back to how they were and the town will be dancing.”
“The thing is. The kid was struggling bad. Trying to find his place and were more alike then I think him and I realized. I want the best for him. That’s all we all wanted but I believe he just needed a little push. I wasn’t trying to overstep. Just he needed that. And I think —
— him being able to, it helped.”
Shrugging her shoulders. She felt bad that Joyce felt a certain way, but she needed to show Will someone believed in him. “Well, good thing you’re back in charge then huh? Get everyone back on the same page. You go in there and knock the door —
— station and a place they can unwind.
“You have my word. I’ll clean it up and play those songs for you. And thank you. Really. It means a lot. To hear all of that.”
“I get that. I really do. But I think Will needed someone to actually listen and think he can do it. And I believe that person we seen, it was always in there. I don’t blame her for being protective though. He’s been through so much, and I can’t really be mad about that. But I —
— doing something right.
“Hey, you’re doing a good job too. And seems to have cleaned it up well. So I know I have work to do, but I’m here and I’ll get it back to what I had it to. I hate someone made it what it is now.”
Shaking her head. People deserve a good radio —