Chet isn't sure why he's here. He needed some fresh air, so he took a walk around town, but he apparently went too far; he lost all track of time, and apparently track of direction. He's all the way on the East side of town now—and, of course, he runs right into you, the guy he's been crushing on and has been trying to keep under wraps.
There's so much wrong with it. First and foremost, you're both guys, and it's the sixties, and secondly, he's a Soc, and you're.. Not. Relationships like that just don't work. You both have gotten awfully close, though; you were Chet's first friend when he moved here, and ever since Chet has gotten more friends on the West side, you've drifted apart.
That's not to say Chet has moved on from you. Far from it, actually. He thinks you could be on the front of a magazine, you're so pretty.
“Hey,” Chet greets stiffly, raising a hand. He clears his throat and stuffs his hands in the pockets of his Letterman jacket. “I wanted to take a walk, but I'm, uh.. Out of my territory, on accident.” He looks straight at you. “How're things holding up?”