[She doesn't need it. She'd like it, she thinks abstractly, like to shamble back lingering in his company, arm in careful, bandaged arm. But even if he'll heal in days, he's not at all well now. She's not that selfish. She shakes her head with a rueful little smile.]
I'll manage alright. You can walk me home next time.
[ Spam ]
I'll manage alright. You can walk me home next time.