The second person Hera met at the park proved to be single.
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Hera followed Angela Maurer over to the public picnic baskets, where they bonded over free sandwiches.
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Later, Hera tried a little romance, but Angela was all “Meh.”
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Still though, it wasn’t an outright rejection. I remained hopeful. I had Hera “Tell Flirtatious Joke.” I don’t know about Angela, but I laughed at what happened next.
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Could she really have used Gloria Steinem’s famous quote as a pick-up line? I LOVE THIS GAME. And you know what? It worked. Andrea was smitten, and Hera made this face:
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Then she pushed it too far, and got rejected for a First Kiss.
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It’s not a hard rejection, though. Note Andrea’s expression which is more “bemused” than “horrified” or “outraged.” Sadly, that’s the most positive reaction Hera’s ever gotten when she’s tried to kiss someone.