[ he gave up on cleaning up most of the blood. just the pool by the door. the rest of it will get ground into the filth of the workshop, or covered up, or maybe even fade out with time. there's other stains - blood, and other things - for it to blend into.
the rest he's taken care of by the time david comes back. he's left the wire stitching as it is. that will handle itself, painfully; the hook always comes back with time. for now he's free of it, if not the rest of the metal.
evan looks over at david as he wipes the remaining blood off his hands with a filthy rag and considers his options. 'thank you' is out of the question. ignoring him probably is, too. getting angry right away isn't going to do any good. ]
Coulda left me there.
[ an opportunity for david to explain himself or lead to further questions. or maybe give evan a chance to get pissed off again. anything works. ]
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the rest he's taken care of by the time david comes back. he's left the wire stitching as it is. that will handle itself, painfully; the hook always comes back with time. for now he's free of it, if not the rest of the metal.
evan looks over at david as he wipes the remaining blood off his hands with a filthy rag and considers his options. 'thank you' is out of the question. ignoring him probably is, too. getting angry right away isn't going to do any good. ]
Coulda left me there.
[ an opportunity for david to explain himself or lead to further questions. or maybe give evan a chance to get pissed off again. anything works. ]