“I’m sorry techie, I forgot you weren’t used to affection. I’ll warn you next time.” She walked back, feeling a bit bad. “My quarters are two doors in front of mitaka’s if you still want to help me. I’ll make you dinner too. What kind of food do you like?”

He wrings his hands together, shifting on the balls of his feet. “S’alright,” he replies, and he means it. Sarah is nice; he knows she won’t hurt him (although years of MaMa’s torture makes his body react as if he thinks otherwise).

“That s-sounds fun, but I’m really t-tired right now. M-maybe tomorrow?” He tilts his head slightly and a few strands of hair fall over his left eye. It makes a quiet whirr as it looks through his hair at you.

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