[That delays his response still longer, but eventually:]
all right
[Because sarcasm had seemed easier, but wasn't, as it turns out. It's been months, now--but it still feels raw, in a way he tries never to consider or think too hard on. Like a cut on the inside of your mouth that you keep bumping against. Fine, until you forget, and bump it again.]
[Because there's nothing else to say to that, is there? He's agreed, but she doesn't expect him to work on it now. Later. After she's done these tattoos, maybe.]
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what design & for what
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For me.
I need one for Edgeworth.
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you heard my design was black squares & thought 'oh thats the fellow i want to design my next tattoo!'
[Sarcasm is easier, for now.]
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I'll find an artist.
[If there's one on board. She doesn't know, but percentage wise, there has to be one.]
You're the only other person that's going to know what fits.
[For Edgeworth. To represent him.]
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all right
[Because sarcasm had seemed easier, but wasn't, as it turns out. It's been months, now--but it still feels raw, in a way he tries never to consider or think too hard on. Like a cut on the inside of your mouth that you keep bumping against. Fine, until you forget, and bump it again.]
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[Because there's nothing else to say to that, is there? He's agreed, but she doesn't expect him to work on it now. Later. After she's done these tattoos, maybe.]