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he shot her a glare both eyes with the same intensity even though they had not been the same. “too little too late for people to start giving a shit now.” he snorted getting up and ignoring the pain in his heels. “i dont need sympathy. and i dont need it from you.” he grumbled gathering his things to leave. this conversation was getting a bit too close for comfort for the mage.
Lielle frowned and stood, moving to place a hand on the man’s shoulder and keep him there. So that had been the wrong way to go about this... whatever this talk was supposed to be. But she wasn’t going to let him walk out because of that. This.. felt important to talk about, so she was going to push for answers.
“Do you make a habit of running from questions?”
The Breton winced. That was not what she’d meant to say. Such a questions was more meant for herself than Lucius. She let go of him and took a step back. Maybe she wouldn’t push; she was obviously bad at this heart-to-heart thing.
“Pretend you didn’t hear that,” she said quickly, “I meant... You don’t need to run away from questions like this. And sympathy is not such a bad thing, you know.”










