RONIN
"Well, I mean... I think it will," Ronin said quietly, shrugging his shoulders at his friend. "I've not seen you so carefree in a long time, especially given everything that happened with Ludo and your memories. So... I think it's important, for you to seize the things that make you happy."
The hunter let out a grumble of protest as he was nudged, though his good humour melted at the first sign that he might have actually hurt Remi's feelings. "I didn't mean it like that. I'm sorry," he said, his expression softening. "It was a clumsy way of me saying that I'd like it if you visited often, I guess." Rubbing at the back of his head, Ronin turned his gaze forward again.
"I know you'd not forget her. And I wouldn't decide anything for you. I just... got caught off guard, is all."
The hunter let out a grumble of protest as he was nudged, though his good humour melted at the first sign that he might have actually hurt Remi's feelings. "I didn't mean it like that. I'm sorry," he said, his expression softening. "It was a clumsy way of me saying that I'd like it if you visited often, I guess." Rubbing at the back of his head, Ronin turned his gaze forward again.
"I know you'd not forget her. And I wouldn't decide anything for you. I just... got caught off guard, is all."
a star in someone else's sky
