[ Akobi's lips press together and he shakes his head. ]
It's a good thing, then, that I won't ever have to have that chance.
[ Because there's no way he's going back home. His time with the Empire is done.
He deflates a bit, his shoulders sagging, and shakes his head firmly but slowly. ] I'm not going to come between you and 622. The last thing I want is to ruin his happiness.
This... [ Akobi sighs. ] This all spiraled out of control. But it's like I told your friend, I won't do anything to come between you and 622 if I can help it.
Still. [ He’s deflates, though. The righteous indignation that he’d arrived with had washed away leaving him looking about ten years older and tired. So fucking tired. ]
[ Akobi let Poe have a head start walking away, deciding to go back to Helix Station rather than head home. He'd let Poe have the first opportunity to speak with 622. ]
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It's a good thing, then, that I won't ever have to have that chance.
[ Because there's no way he's going back home. His time with the Empire is done.
He deflates a bit, his shoulders sagging, and shakes his head firmly but slowly. ] I'm not going to come between you and 622. The last thing I want is to ruin his happiness.
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... Alright.
[ Another pause, and then a level look at Akobi. ]
Because I promised not to come between the two of you. Or between him and the Empire. I promised him that.
And I intend to keep that promise.
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Like you told my friend?
Which friend?
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Two.
Then a heavy sigh as Poe scrubbed his face. ]
I told him I would handle it.
Sorry. I didn't know he'd - damn it. I said I'd handle it--
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[ It's not, really. Akobi feels as though he's been ganged up on for an inconsequential reason, but he'll make do. ]
I think he understands now that I don't mean any harm to the truce, or your relationship.
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Still. [ He’s deflates, though. The righteous indignation that he’d arrived with had washed away leaving him looking about ten years older and tired. So fucking tired. ]
... I should probably go talk to 622.
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That would be for the best. If we're done here?
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[ He wish the word didn’t feel so ominous. He turned around to leave as he added: ]
We’re done, here.
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