I don't either, considering how much of an asshole you are. [but here's the thing, there's no malice in it. she's teasing, in her way, like the verbal equivalent of nudging him with her elbow.]
People don't like Harrowhark either. [...] There's always someone who gets you more than anybody else does.
[ he leans and grabs a small handball from one of the baskets in the gym, just turning it in his hands before giving it a toss upwards, testing its weight. ]
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People don't like Harrowhark either. [...] There's always someone who gets you more than anybody else does.
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Funny how that works.
Sometimes you think it's better if no one understands.
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[she looks down at her hands.]
Sometimes it's not, though. Sometimes that's all you want.
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[ he leans and grabs a small handball from one of the baskets in the gym, just turning it in his hands before giving it a toss upwards, testing its weight. ]
Say more?
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I mean, yeah. I guess who doesn't want someone all to themselves that understands them, right?
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But the right person shows up. Even if you hardly want them to at first.
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Well, that's the part I don't have experience with. She didn't show up so much as I can't remember a time without her.
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[ a huff ]
I met Bixing long after I quit working for the Union. He had to grow on me. Like a fungus.
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I think he just does that. [but it's fond.] ... He's done a lot for me and didn't even ask for anything in return.
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It's why he came to me for the money. He was ready to sell both his arms for the chance of giving his kids something more.