He regrets it immediately. Not for the sentiment-- that lines up about perfect-- but for the tone. She doesn't need anybody else yelling at her today, least of all him. He stands up, wishing he had something to break. Failing that, he paces.
"What d'you think," he says, trying to keep his tone even. "What d'you think he'll do with it?"
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He regrets it immediately. Not for the sentiment-- that lines up about perfect-- but for the tone. She doesn't need anybody else yelling at her today, least of all him. He stands up, wishing he had something to break. Failing that, he paces.
"What d'you think," he says, trying to keep his tone even. "What d'you think he'll do with it?"