Blame it on days in the places they made for the people just like me
“It’ll take some getting used to.” He agrees with an amused smile. “At least I’ve got an arm now so I’m whole again.” He winks, before he’s settling back and resting on the metal arm, letting the pieces shift and flex as he applies weight to it. Her smile chimes in his ears and it draws a softer smile to his face, something that seems to suggest that she doesn’t need to apologize. “Don’t be.” He offers her with a soft laugh.
“Gods, of course I want to read it when you’re done.” He chimes as he leans in to bump his shoulder against hers, pulling back to lean forward and grab the book to hand it to her. “I might be taking a trip soon, so, you’ll be able to take your time with it.” Another wink is offered before his gaze drops down to the cover of the book once more.
“Gods, of course I want to read it when you’re done.” He chimes as he leans in to bump his shoulder against hers, pulling back to lean forward and grab the book to hand it to her. “I might be taking a trip soon, so, you’ll be able to take your time with it.” Another wink is offered before his gaze drops down to the cover of the book once more.
VARUS
