Worthless and Broken

Remi hummed a somewhat relieved note, not that he'd meant to. While he wasn't hiding anything from Loren, he did at least have the sense to know that if the summoner had heard the full extent of the alchemist's feelings, things might be a good deal more complicated than they already were. Remi thought it was absolutely true, but decided not to argue. "Put it out of your mind. Honestly, the only thing you have made any more difficult is whether or not I will stay away from him after this, and not punch him in his nose." Which of course would not be how the alchemist handled it, if he did go and see the summoner. But with anger singing in his veins, it felt satisfying to say it just the same. Tightening his arms around her, the alchemist nodded. "He is good at that." Remi agreed in a sad voice. Indeed, the Launceleyn did seem to know precisely what to say to cut right to the quick. "And I do not know why he is being like this to you, but it does not make it true. Him hitting on your insecurities does not mean he is right." REMI I forgot what it was like, to think I found you finding me