even my darkness shines for you
Ronin doesn't speak (I know, I'm as surprised as you are) at first. He lets each man try to navigate these difficult waters and do a specacularly terrible job at it, the Star left playing piggy in the middle with the two most powerful men in Torchline and not a whisper of starlight to show for it. So he clears his throat, in the end, and positions himself firmly beside Remi as both a support and a grounding force, not that he thinks he'll be able to do shit to stop his husband.
"Remi," he says slowly. "If Sunjata doesn't hate the idea, do you think maybe you could take his hand? It won't change what's happened, and it won't change how either of you feel. But it might help." Someone has to be able to put themselves in the other's shoes, here. And Remi is arguably in a better position to do so than Sunjata.
"Remi," he says slowly. "If Sunjata doesn't hate the idea, do you think maybe you could take his hand? It won't change what's happened, and it won't change how either of you feel. But it might help." Someone has to be able to put themselves in the other's shoes, here. And Remi is arguably in a better position to do so than Sunjata.
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