010- Old habits die hard

[imthefavorite]

Hey, I-  [The writing stops abruptly as if the writer suddenly realized they had no idea what to say. It is soon crossed out as he starts again.]

I'm back. Apparently I was hauled down to the fourth floor for the last month or so, but it seemed like considerably shorter than that on my end. [There is another pause before he continues again. This is

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[live_ringer]

[That handwriting looks familiar. But it's BEEN a while, so Gene has to check it against the writing in a certain notebook. Yuuup, it's a match.]

...And here I was expecting you to be taking a cocoon tumble if you came back.

[Despite the odd greeting, he really is very relieved.]

[imthefavorite]

I appreciate your vote of confidence, bro.

[Honestly, he doesn't blame him. Someone had to say it.]

It's good to be back, though.

[live_ringer]

What can I say, it's something I'm willing to offer up early and often.

So, how long did you feel like you were stuck?

[imthefavorite]

Given the environment, I'm not even sure. But it seemed closer to about a week and a half.

[live_ringer]

[He's lurked read through some of the other comments, so he knows what environment his brother is talking about.]

Damn. Still no small sentence. I'm guessing this spaceship wasn't exactly 'grounded'?

[imthefavorite]

Yeah. It was pretty solitary, that's for sure.

And I think it was the same place from my memory.

[live_ringer]

Huh, interesting. You'll have to tell me more about it in person, later.

[Gene's a bit gun-shy about info from home being shared in a public way, after what happened with Youth. Aside from that, there are a few things he could stand to chat with Aim about, if he gets up the nerve.]

[imthefavorite]

Sounds like a plan.