[ She should feel somewhat guilty for having the knee jerk reaction of needing to kill him for this odd behavior- and in truth? She does. There's nothing that can be done for that reaction other than to try to batten it down. It's just Athos. Having issues with something that is highly complicated and sitting in a position that she's been in before. Save the whole actually being married bit.
Maybe this is a little of what Romeo lived with? Maybe not. She'll never know.
What she does know is that with a few rare exceptions, she'll do what he asks, and do so gladly. If he truly wishes to know if she kills his wife for the safety of Sanctum? Then she will tell him in the most detached, clinical way possible if it ever comes to pass.
Her hand remains light on his shoulder, her cheek tucked against his hair for a moment longer before she pulls away. Normally when she finds these weak points it comes through careful study and a deliberate plan of attack.
no subject
Maybe this is a little of what Romeo lived with? Maybe not. She'll never know.
What she does know is that with a few rare exceptions, she'll do what he asks, and do so gladly. If he truly wishes to know if she kills his wife for the safety of Sanctum? Then she will tell him in the most detached, clinical way possible if it ever comes to pass.
Her hand remains light on his shoulder, her cheek tucked against his hair for a moment longer before she pulls away. Normally when she finds these weak points it comes through careful study and a deliberate plan of attack.
Not like this. ]
As you wish.