[It is a fact that Myr's immediate impulse is to contest--because he's not Springtide and the matter of someone's handwriting seems petty and inconsequential. Everett is the sort of man who'd weep for a near-stranger's sorrow and keep a grieving mermaid company through the night. What did handwriting signify in the face of that?
And yet--and yet. Everett's also a man with a gift for stepping inside someone else's troubles and taking on the weight of them himself, however bizarre and removed they might seem from his own experiences. How could Myr do any less than follow his Bonded's example in this?
It seems such a small thing as to hardly matter, but it matters so much to Everett, and that's what's truly important.
(The emotions across their Bond roil and simmer as Myr works through this, settling on a quiet sort of worry.)]
Do you think that dooms you to committing all his same sins, dearheart?
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And yet--and yet. Everett's also a man with a gift for stepping inside someone else's troubles and taking on the weight of them himself, however bizarre and removed they might seem from his own experiences. How could Myr do any less than follow his Bonded's example in this?
It seems such a small thing as to hardly matter, but it matters so much to Everett, and that's what's truly important.
(The emotions across their Bond roil and simmer as Myr works through this, settling on a quiet sort of worry.)]
Do you think that dooms you to committing all his same sins, dearheart?