“Don’t worry, I’m not gonna punch him in the nose.”
Alan’s gaze bounces back and forth between Claus and the man in question, assessing the situation. A few words had been said, something to the affect of Alan holding up the line. He hadn’t taken offense but Claus’s robust nature certainly did and it had been a spectacle to behold his tongue lashing. There are times when Claus is reminiscent of Alan’s father. John Hammer is a man of proud tendencies and vocal about them, to boot, with an infectious energy Alan learned to emulate early in his years. He’s become less and less like his father over time, something else to lament as he drives farther down this road of bleak direction. He sets a hand against Claus’s clothed arm and pushes him towards the kitchen. “Let it go,” he implores. This is something he’s used to, something that comes with the territory of being a visibly troubled human being. “I’m still waiting on my-my-my burger, y’know.”
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