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[OOMs: In a Coruscant art gallery, Atton (after a tiny bit of persuasion) gains himself an ally. On some far flung Outer Rim world, Bob does the same.]
Atton's sitting in a booth, not looking especially pleased with anything, really. His fingers are steepled, and bright blue sparks are jumping from them, and he's frowning. He hasn't stopped frowning for quite a while, really - Trouble seems to keep stacking up.
He's trying to immerse himself in reading a book (the cover appears to just be plain grey, with no markings, so it's difficult to tell what it is) but it's not working so well. The book was meant to be funny, but Atton doesn't much feel like laughing.
Botherable.
Atton's sitting in a booth, not looking especially pleased with anything, really. His fingers are steepled, and bright blue sparks are jumping from them, and he's frowning. He hasn't stopped frowning for quite a while, really - Trouble seems to keep stacking up.
He's trying to immerse himself in reading a book (the cover appears to just be plain grey, with no markings, so it's difficult to tell what it is) but it's not working so well. The book was meant to be funny, but Atton doesn't much feel like laughing.
Botherable.
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The worried expression lightens considerably when he spots Atton in a booth. So, after swinging by Bar to pick up a jug of lomin ale, he heads over there. Sneakily.
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Only money.He looks around, mustering a smile for Gavin, stuffing his hands in his pockets for a few moments until his hands stop sparking.
"Got lomin ale for me there?"
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Glancing around again to make sure there isn't anyone else around, he takes a seat across from Atton. The cups are placed on the table before Gavin pours them each a glass. He pushes one towards Atton.
"Here you go."
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"Thief," he accuses as he snatches Atton's in return.
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Beat.
"And being a thief is nothing t'be ashamed of either. It's a career with a long and glorious history."
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That smile on his face says otherwise.
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"I thought I'd not seen him for a while. Shame we don't get newspaper reports on him."
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"I just didn't worry about him. I thought I didn't need to," Atton frowns. "It could be worse. He'll heal, and he's suffered worse, before, I think. And the wounds aren't too bad. I've had worse, I'm ninety-nine percent certain that he has, too. But kriff, he's still had a really rough time of it and I just hate that he was suffering and I couldn't help him and I'm ... I'm rambling, now."
Beat.
"Going to kriffin' kill whoever did this to him. I tried to heal him, but I couldn't. Didn't work."
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Squeezing Atton tight. "I want to too, but I'd just be in your way. We're just going to have to wait until he's feeling better and see what he wants to do."
Then, with a guilty expression. "I wasn't worried. I mean, I'd noticed I hadn't seen him for a few weeks, but... well I guess I was distracted, and selfish."
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Atton shrugs.
"I just assumed that he was fine. I mean, he's Sam. Usually he's the one looking after me, like when I got burned out, not the other way around. I figured he just had business in his world and he'd be back just fine - Thought the same about you until I got those newspaper reports."
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"I'm sorry, I thought the newspaper thing would be a good idea. I can tell Bar not to do that again if you want."
Looking up. "Could I act as a lookout or something? I want to help but apart from the first aid I administered last night, there's not a lot that falls in my line of expertise."
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