The affect that Logan gives is one of casual neglect, like if Bruce had a mind to, he could suddenly ninja the mutant in the back without notice until the blade has sunk in. But Logan also has a talent from snapping from doing nothing to putting sharp objects in people in a matter of a second, and it's also true that someone like Bruce can note the tiny differences from apathy and a lack thereof; there is a line of tension to his spine, his hands don't go into his pockets, his feet connect harder with the ground, these minute expressions of waiting aggression.

His attention is forward, but in reality, everything listens to the guy following him. The guy who has been following him. Not a lot of people get to do that. He thinks about putting Bruce against the brick wall over there with adamantium points hovering an inch from his Adam's apple, and pushing forward the introduction part.

"Funny, I didn't see your name on 'em."

There's a thing in Bruce's phrasing that has Logan not doing that, and saying that instead. He remembers the bleeding soldier in the alleyway, that second time.

"Yours how."