I shouldn't laugh, but I know I'm a failure in your eyes
"More clever than both of us put together, I think," Ronin agrees, though he doesn't even have the energy to try for a smile. Letting out a shuddering breath and stepping back again, he works around Remi as best he can to clean off his hands, and although he doesn't want to turn off the water and move on from this in any way, they can't stay here forever.
As for bringing her anywhere - to him or to anyone else - Ronin gently shakes his head. "You were there. I think that would have made her happy," he mumbles, reaching out to turn off the shower. "And I'm sure she'd be breaking her heart to see you like this now." Not that it matters. Because she's not here to do anything any more.
Reaching for a couple of towels, Ronin wraps one about his waist and offers the other to Remi before stepping out into the cooler air. "...So much for the LongNight monsters being gone," he mutters darkly.
As for bringing her anywhere - to him or to anyone else - Ronin gently shakes his head. "You were there. I think that would have made her happy," he mumbles, reaching out to turn off the shower. "And I'm sure she'd be breaking her heart to see you like this now." Not that it matters. Because she's not here to do anything any more.
Reaching for a couple of towels, Ronin wraps one about his waist and offers the other to Remi before stepping out into the cooler air. "...So much for the LongNight monsters being gone," he mutters darkly.
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