โฆ coming from someone who just came to give me attention. Cute!
Besides you have no idea what this fit looks like so I feel like your words are a little hollow here.
Capping the flask, he studies her hands gripping her leg, then meets her eyes.
โ A habit worth breaking. Meredith, you should not linger here. Can you walk .แฃ โ
Another scrunch of her nose , gaze shifting away after feeling the sting. Hands immediately grab ahold of her leg.
โ Just habit.. Iโm Meredith, itโs nice to meet you.โ Shyly meeting his gaze this time.
( A quiet, humorless sound escapes him, not quite a laugh. His fingers tap once against his forearm, a restless habit. )
Goro. And no, do not thank Arasaka. They would sell you the chrome and the cancer both,
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i can afford all the help i need, hermano. el capitรกn aint broke!
( he takes care to not dirty his sleeve when wiping blood away from the corner of his mouth after he turns back around )
thereโs just no savinโ me unless i chrome out every part of me. iโd rather die โganic. +
/ He's principled but not inflexible, proud but not arrogant, and underneath all that discipline there's a genuinely decent person trying to do what's right in a world that keeps telling him there's no such thing.
That's why I love him.
/ I love Goro because he's so much more than he appears at first glance. People write him off as just another corpo loyalist, a rigid soldier who can't see past his own code, but that's such a shallow read of who he actually is.
/ He wrestles with doubt, with shame, with the weight of his own choices, and you can see those cracks in his armor in the quiet moments, in the way he talks about honor and family and what it cost him to keep believing.
/ Just a quick note since this has come up on tl and I saw it.
As a non-native English speaker, I sometimes struggle with punctuation. I do my best, but it's not always perfect, and honestly, it's not my top priority.
right place. That's what I'm here for โ the story, the characters, the feeling of it all.
And if you make a mistake, misspell a word, mix something up, I'll either just let it slide or gently point it out, no pressure, no lecturing.