you are a terribly real thing in a terribly false world
The whine of the glass and the sudden reaction by Remi that suggests to Finn, at first, that the other man is feeling ill, has the ex-Spyglass pausing in the entrance to his study. "...Are you alright?" he asks slowly, as if just realising that he's inviting the other man into a space where Remi will be blocking the only exit.
Regardless, into the space they go; a fire is smouldering in the grate and there's a desk, several bookshelves, a few lanterns and a guitar leaning against one corner of the room. It's still very minimalist, partially because Finn hasn't been in Halo long and partially just out of his own tastes, but it's his. "I suppose outside the Citadel would have its advantages, but if there is an emergency or if the weather is particularly bad, it might be dangerous to make people travel..."
He trails off just as Remi pauses by the bookshelf, and Finn tilts his head. "Yes," he says. "Those are October's." But she reads them to me when I can't sleep goes completely unsaid.
Regardless, into the space they go; a fire is smouldering in the grate and there's a desk, several bookshelves, a few lanterns and a guitar leaning against one corner of the room. It's still very minimalist, partially because Finn hasn't been in Halo long and partially just out of his own tastes, but it's his. "I suppose outside the Citadel would have its advantages, but if there is an emergency or if the weather is particularly bad, it might be dangerous to make people travel..."
He trails off just as Remi pauses by the bookshelf, and Finn tilts his head. "Yes," he says. "Those are October's." But she reads them to me when I can't sleep goes completely unsaid.
and that, I believe
is why you are in so much pain
FINN
