Did I Just Get Hit With The Olive Branch I Extended?

Ok, I went out last night and was having a fantabulous time when I ran into a friend of mine. He's a friend of a friend and we started telling old stories and having a pretty good conversation. Well his friend walked up, and it turned out (as often is the case in Chico) I knew him too. I reintroduced myself (cause every time we re-meet, one or both of us is drunk)and tell him that I know him through my other friend (the one I wrote about earlier in the month who I still hadn't contacted) well he proceeds to tell me that he is in town.

So, there's no way I actually want to see him yet (although I was looking pretty damn hot and I was just drunk enough that I could've had fun messing with him! hehe, but I DIDN'T!) Instead, I sent him a text that said "Ta Da!" (sorry, inside joke) and I got nothing back, so when I got home I sent him "Well, I heard you were in town and I was trying to say hi, but either you don't wanna say hi or your phone's off. Hope all is going well. xoxo Robyn" Short, to the point, and just stopping in to be the better person and see how you're doing. In other words, olive branch officially extended.

So this morning the following text "discussion" took place:

Him: O hi there

Me: Heard you were in Chico and I wanted to say hi :) how've you been?

Him: Good

Me: That's good, glad to hear that


Um, ok... I feel like I extended the olive branch of friendship, he ripped the bastard outta my hand and beat me over the head with it. Apparently as long as I'm not offering to mess around with him, things will always be strange and awkward now. Well, I guess at least I know exactly where I stand, huh?