[he really doesn't like how close to home Abel is hitting now. as if it wasn't bad enough before; these truths are more painful, and not ones he wants to face so directly after losing two people.
of course, none of this shows on his face. he just gives a one-shouldered shrug, turning neatly on his heel.]
If I had a problem with being alone, I would have tired of it many years ago. Shall I show you to the door now? [despite the deceptively amiable tone, it's clearly not a suggestion.]
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of course, none of this shows on his face. he just gives a one-shouldered shrug, turning neatly on his heel.]
If I had a problem with being alone, I would have tired of it many years ago. Shall I show you to the door now? [despite the deceptively amiable tone, it's clearly not a suggestion.]