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He said nothing for a moment, just watching the outside with a content face. "I might."
"God, I hope not. I just want to watch quietly, and enjoy something today." He leaned his head against the glass. "I'm tired."
"Because it's the beginning, and all the streets are lit up, and partiers roam. I just like the night in general," he said, then was silent. "I...
"Is that so? I thought you did great talking in there," he said, turning his head to look out the window. "This is my favorite time of night."
As the seatbelt clicked he looked over at her. "Really? You didn't look like it."
"Oh, hush," he said, opening the door for her. "That jinx you pulled earlier didn't happen. That and we could always knock on wood."
He laughed at her reaction, walking towards the taxi. "This is a good start. Things are looking up for us."
"Thank you. It was lovely meeting you, Mr. Sutter," he said as he walked through the door, before turning around and taking in fresher air.
"Yes, and to you as well," Francis said warmly, standing up and shaking his head. "It's good that we reached an agreement."
"I do. The classics and such, but opera is interesting to watch as well." He chuckled. "There's a lot of things you don't know."
"Is that so? I've never seen a show here, but I'm sure it's quite nice. I'm actually a fan of theater, but I don't often have the time to watch...
"Once a long time ago. I stayed a few days. But of course as all memories, I forget most of the trip." He smiled slightly at the thought, but it...
Francis caught the drift quickly, understanding the subject change. "I don't believe we are, unfortunately. As much as I would like to, we have...
Francis was quiet for a long while, unsure of what to say or how to lighten the mood. After a moment, he looked up. "So, Mr. Sutter. Your home...
Francis seemed to relax when he said that, but the action would only noticable to those close to him. He looked down at his utensils. "Thank you...
Francis nodded. "We do. I suppose that decision is the best choice to make."
"All the more reason to get more allies. Now, you can stand neutral or you can join us, but only one of those options is helpful to a good cause,"...
Francis leaned back, his jaw tense as he followed the conversation intently. "That wouldn't be the case," he stated smoothly. "You're just the...
Francis leaned forward, his expression turning serious. "What we ask for is military aid. Due to the current conditions of our government,...
"Oh, thank you," he said, sitting down. "To be honest, we're not quite sure of the conditions of our city or homes, so we can only hope for the best."
