Here's why:
* Third-person: The sentence uses "he" and "his" pronouns, indicating a narrator who is not a character within the story.
* Limited: We only see into Chad's thoughts and feelings. We know what he's observing ("studied eyes") and what he's realizing ("never had a clue"). We don't have access to the thoughts or feelings of the woman across the table.
Let me know if you'd like to explore other narrative voices!