"With something rusty," Jigano added to Adam's 'toast,' with equal feeling. It hurt even more to think that Edy would have taken the 'curse' as a friendly suggestion - and likely asked for company in the bargain. She had been a far better Launceleyn than Zariah could dream of being. Gods least fortunate, but he missed his friend most when he was drinking. He regretted never giving her the chance to get him drunk now, almost as much as he regretted not apologizing to her over the whole kingship mess.
"We can add in some number practice if you want," Jigano offered after another long drink. "Getting them down in the right order. I think that's fairly common - mixing them up when they're written down," he clarified. It would be fairly easy to add it into their writing lessons alongside the reading ones, just a few minutes at the end to work on getting the numbers down in the order Adam wanted, instead of swapping them around.
"Questions about the scars and the new work, yes," Jigano agreed, smirking right back as Adam leaned forward. "How long after that did you meet Heidi?"
"We can add in some number practice if you want," Jigano offered after another long drink. "Getting them down in the right order. I think that's fairly common - mixing them up when they're written down," he clarified. It would be fairly easy to add it into their writing lessons alongside the reading ones, just a few minutes at the end to work on getting the numbers down in the order Adam wanted, instead of swapping them around.
"Questions about the scars and the new work, yes," Jigano agreed, smirking right back as Adam leaned forward. "How long after that did you meet Heidi?"
