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Log: I'll do what I can
Who: York (native) and Sigma Ai
What: Consolation over a lost brother
Where: The Ai household
When: Saturday night
Warnings: Possible swearing
York follows the directions to Sigma's home as fast as he can, his mind running at the same speed. He's going to have to lie. No way around it, he's going to have to act like this is the first time he's heard of the disappearance. Comforting Sigma will be easy, lying to him won't be.
This is so fucked up. He's holding too many threads and not letting too many people know which threads he's holding. Eventually he's going to get tangled in them.
But he can worry about that later. For now, his attention needs to be on Sigma.
At last, he arrives at what his HUD tells him is the correct destination. It's bigger than what he'd expected on the income he'd gathered was brought in, but then again it does have to hold eight people. Not quite big enough to do so with complete ease though. Hurrying up the path, he steps up to the front door and considers pressing the intercom, when he remembers what Sigma said about the kids being in bed. So instead, he sends Sigma a message on the comms.
I'm here.
What: Consolation over a lost brother
Where: The Ai household
When: Saturday night
Warnings: Possible swearing
York follows the directions to Sigma's home as fast as he can, his mind running at the same speed. He's going to have to lie. No way around it, he's going to have to act like this is the first time he's heard of the disappearance. Comforting Sigma will be easy, lying to him won't be.
This is so fucked up. He's holding too many threads and not letting too many people know which threads he's holding. Eventually he's going to get tangled in them.
But he can worry about that later. For now, his attention needs to be on Sigma.
At last, he arrives at what his HUD tells him is the correct destination. It's bigger than what he'd expected on the income he'd gathered was brought in, but then again it does have to hold eight people. Not quite big enough to do so with complete ease though. Hurrying up the path, he steps up to the front door and considers pressing the intercom, when he remembers what Sigma said about the kids being in bed. So instead, he sends Sigma a message on the comms.
I'm here.
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See, a joke. Things can't be that bad, if Omega's cracking jokes.
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He doesn't even try to decipher if Omega is being honest or making a joke. He's too tired to care.
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Still, he cracks a smile. If Omega is reconsidering his plan for world conquest, he can't have given up on them yet.
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Then there's the training Maine wanted to do with him. Well, Gamma and Theta are old enough to help with the laundry and such. And if the house isn't up to Delta's standards, they'll live. "You won't need to be here every night. If you're here two nights and Epsilon's here two nights, that's four nights I can work. That's between three and four thousand a week. I think we can live on that, do you?"
Omega's question is only half-sarcastic. He's trusted Delta to keep the books for so long, he has no idea how much they need to live.
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So he settles into the corner of the couch, half lying down with his fingers still twined with Sigma's as he listens to the Ais talk times and prices and yes, three or four thousand will get you throught the week and take you to Dippy Rollercoaster Park afterwards.
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"Can we talk about this tomorrow?" he asks Omega, voice heavy with fatigue.
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Not that Omega thinks Sigma will need help in the slightest. York seems like an alright guy.
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'I suppose I had better get going then.'
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"Thank you so much for coming."
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'I guess that makes up for last night,' he says softly.
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On the way home, he gets the message from Florida and almost screams because that was the absolute last thing he needed.
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Instead, he curls up on the couch, pressing himself into the warmth York left behind.