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Maybe he was supposed to feel empathic over people mourning the loss of a public figure; even those who had never met the man a day in their life had tears and tension over the loss. Honestly, Jack didn’t understand it and he worked for the man. Other then forlornly missing the full-time employment he had enjoyed over the last several months, let’s be honest, he could care less one way or the other that he was dead. It was cold, but that’s just how he felt. Detached from the feelings of those mourning, blue eyes looked through the crowd; it was the young blonde excited over Valentine roses and letters that caught his attention. He couldn’t help but laugh and earned him a few glares of those thinking it was inappropriate. Jack ignored them anyway and instead squeezed his way through the crowd to the girl who was at least far more interesting at the moment. “I’m kind of appreciating the whole saving valentines away for a rainy day.” He mused, a grin on his features.
“Thanks, even though I didn’t ask.” It was just the kind of response one should expect from her, although she did try her best to soften her tone. Maybe he’d think she was joking. “Some of these are from past years, actually. I sometimes forget to get around to reading them.” But it was good that he wasn’t looking at her disdainfully, unlike some of the people mourning (or simply being sanctimonious) there.












