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pheasantboy) wrote2037-09-07 12:14 am
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[God, he sounds so... pleasant.]
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[He might once, at this point, have asked what about your mother? But he isn't interested in such things any more.]
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[He sighs loudly, rubbing his brow.]
I say this not out of disrespect, but concern. I have heard that a man named Dr. Maruki obtains a great power, and I can't help but wonder if he made you his little guinea pig.
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I've never heard of a Dr. Maruki. [Smiling, soft and gentle, almost pitying this strange other-self. As if Maruki hasn't already come up in the conversation several times.]
Are you sure you don't have a problem? Is there anything I can do? I can't make coffee, but there's more than one coffee shop in Yongen.
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[Hm, that came across as rather harsh. He's quick to correct-]
Not that this is a problem. Mental health is vast and diverse, and for some it is very easy to get caught up in the moment and miss certain details. And we have discussed a lot, haven't we?
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It's been very good of you to discuss this with me. I suppose I should see if my apartment is still there, or if I can check into a hotel, or something of that kind.
[Yeah, he's just gonna... leave. Must be endemic to the species.]
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But there's only so much pushing you can do before you push someone away.
So he sighs, nodding.]
Take care, then. Apologies for burdening you with so much on your first day.
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Thank you for explaining so much to me. I think I understand much better now.
[He does not. And then he heads out of the door, hoping for the subway to Shibuya. As he goes, he offers smiles to the several people who pass him—who seem, to him, perfectly and unutterably normal.]