"I know it doesn't, and it also doesn't matter either way, but I wanted to know for sure," Oliver said, continuing his survey outside. He'd been right, which meant the argument about relationships had to be about something else. Maybe Tommy had been more in love with Laurel than he'd let on.
"The argument we had, if you can call it that - I don't want you to think I was making light about relationships. It means something important to you, and if I said something stupid, I'm sorry."