Her expression tightens almost imperceptibly, and that thin trickle of dread grows just a little bit steadier. She glances down at her hand, then sets the chocolate down on the table in front of him, with a "Did I bring the wrong kind?" that is almost credibly offhand.
(Would be entirely credible, if it weren't for that damning thread of fear, or the micro-expressions almost no one at ADI would have a chance at reading.)
She takes a seat beside him, leaving perhaps a foot between them - close, but not close enough to crowd.
"What is happening to you?"
It's as much an answer to his question as it is a question of her own.
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(Would be entirely credible, if it weren't for that damning thread of fear, or the micro-expressions almost no one at ADI would have a chance at reading.)
She takes a seat beside him, leaving perhaps a foot between them - close, but not close enough to crowd.
"What is happening to you?"
It's as much an answer to his question as it is a question of her own.