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But at the same time, he isn't terribly surprised. ]
Recently?
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[ she looks away, trying not to frown too much. but her eyes really have drooped even more that her sadness is obvious. ]
I've been tested.
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[ He stops mid-motion in drinking his coffee to flick his gaze back towards Akane, mildly questioning. Somehow, this reminds him of when Akane told him that she doesn't have it in her to be unjust. ]
Back in your world?
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In an attempt to cloud my hue, one of my colleagues murdered my grandmother.
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[ That term doesn't really resonate, but that last bit does. ]
—They killed someone close to you, to bring you down to their level?
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[ a sip of her coffee, and she looks adolf directly in the eye. ]
When someone's hue gets clouded, where I'm from, it alerts the police and the person is asked to seek therapy. Someone's hue reflects one's mental stability and likelihood of committing a crime. If one's hue is still cloudy after therapy, then they're deemed as a latent criminal and are arrested.
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...That system doesn't sound too reliable. [ Briefly, he wonders if Akane sees people that way— clouded or unclouded. But he remains steady despite his mild trepidation. ] And you walked away from that without 'clouding'?
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[ a beat. ]
But I did.
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And that's fine with you?
[ What he wants to say is 'is anything bothering you', but, again. Too awkward for that. ]
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[ her tone is light, but firm at the same time. you can tell it's very important to her. ]
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Enough people worry about the law. What about you.
...How do you feel.
[ That's such a hard question for him to ask... ugh... ]
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I'm fine.
[ she really is. ]
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[ He says it more for his own benefit, and puts his cup back down on its saucer. ]
Then I won't say anything. [ as if he talks that much anyway... ] Have you done anything to unwind?
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[ she's not very good at unwinding anymore... workaholic alert. ]
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[ Akane...!! Not that he can talk, but he's a hypocrite at best. ]
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[ awkward laughter. ]
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[ Ah. But it's a joke, the kind of dry one that just sounds like an insult, but a joke.
He clears his plate, and then gets up to head towards the kitchen... clearly with the intention of doing his own dishes, what is even up with this guy. ]
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What are you doing?
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[ And he holds the plate up out of reach, thanks height advantage. ]
Washing the dishes. Bring yours over when you're done.
[ This is perfectly normal?! ]
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[ yeah, she's going to tip toe and try to reach it...
why are they being like children? ]
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[ That verges on a command, even if he has no authority here, what a loser.
He's still holding this plate above her head, though... ]
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As a guest, I simply won't allow it.
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[ Not budging...! ]
You've done enough. Now sit down.
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[ she is not going to sit down, though. but rather, she'll join him in the kitchen and watch him work. ]
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[ He rolls up his sleeves a little, starts washing the dishes with strangely practiced ease, like he's done this a million times... which he has, being that he was completely whipped back at his home. ]
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