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He soothingly stroked her hair. "It'll be okay." (Just go with whatever you're planning, I won't seriously be angry, but I will leave this angry...
Francis hesitated. "That's what I said. Slipping up one time is likely to happen, so I'm sure it was nothing bad." (ELUUNA DON'T YOU DARE TEAR...
"I know. He thinks he might end up injuring people if it continues to happen, though."
"He said he was afraid they wouldn't let him work after this, and that he was scared he was losing his mind," he said, his tone low.
"Ah, alright then. Have a good day, Phos," he said, giving him a nod, before taking Poppy's hand.
Francis sighed, frowning. "I'm sure it will all be fine, Phos. Like I said before, everyone makes mistakes."
He stood up, smiling at her. "Oh, good. At least that's over with now," he said, smoothing down some of the stray strands of hair. "I'm glad...
"Hm." He looked at his hands in contemplation. "I understand, but I'd hate to be the reason she having those types of nightmares again."
He smiled lightly as he thought of her, subconsciously tapping the table. "That makes me happy to hear. I hope I make her happy." He looked up,...
"We do? I didn't notice that. Haven't really given it much thought," he said, tilting his head slightly.
(Awwww oh my gosh) His eyes widened slightly, and he sat down. "Really? I knew she loves me, but I didn't compare it. I didn't really think of...
"I don't think so either. She's not that kind of person. I'm worrying for no reason, but I can't help it and I don't know why." He sighed. "But...
He paced slightly, crossing his arms as he thought. "Of course. You don't meet someone like her every day, and I really feel something for her....
Francis chuckled, rubbing the back of his neck nervously. "Ah... It's only been a couple of weeks. I hope to one day, though."
"No," he smiled slightly, "it's because of Poppy."
He sighed, tapping his foot in thought. "I'll sure try. I do know I've been enjoying my time more recently, and I hope that lasts."
"My advice is not best to listen to," he admitted. "I'm sure there are others with much more sensible opinions." (Oh no!)
Francis frowned, but he was thoughtful. "Hm. I don't think they will stop you, and even if they do, who says you have to listen? I mean, I was...
"Hey, now. I'm sure it'll turn out just fine, but if you're that worried, then I would just take some precautions," he suggested, crossing his arms.
"Everyone makes mistakes that every once in awhile. Just because one thing happened doesn't mean you should stop doing what you like to do. People...
