Farewell Blues
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Proton was very much just being dragged along. And largely, he didnât know why; this seemed to be a rare Boss-and-Petrel thing, and he was just the reluctant third wheel, following three paces behind because the Boss Man had given a direct order. The only sense of it that he could really make was that Petrel might have insisted on his presence; they were best friends, after all, but it wouldâve made more sense if he were tagging along with him, and notâŠ
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Petrel grinned toothily at his Bossâs clear appreciation and satisfaction. There was no denying the purple-haired Executive had a habit of being a big talker. He was as loose with his boasts as he was with everything else that came out of his mouth and heâd been caught embellishing things more than a time or two in the past. Certainly it had gotten him into plenty of trouble prior to his Rocket days, so he wasnât offended and couldnât blame his Boss for doubting heâd accomplish the task they were about to enjoy.
âWhat can I say? I do live to amaze and amuse.â
Looking back behind the mafia boss, he spotted his usual partner-in-crime. The long look on his face was a point of concern; it seemed like no matter what the taller male did, nothing could erase the haunted, defeated look on Protonâs face. Petrelâs grin faded a second before he paused in his gait to allow Giovanni to pass on ahead. When the forward momentum of his sluggish pace finally drew him close enough, Proton would find himself tugged in closer to the other Executiveâs chest with an arm around his neck.
âLook, kid, anything you want, just name it, aâright? Iâll see that it gets taken care of. This is a night to just relax and enjoy ourselves. I donât wanna see yer hand empty or ya face turned down âcept when the whiskey gets ta be too much, hear?â










