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... erall vibe was really completely different from the first time I laid my eyes on him.

It could be because of how he got a nice haircut, a bath, and a clean shave—but it really was like looking at two different people because the first persona of him that I saw was a shellshocked victim of war who felt completely alone.

And now, he looked like he had eight hours of sleep, a nice meal, and even a "happy ending" from a very nice masseuse—and the only thing taking me off that vibe wa ...

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