It had been almost a month since he'd left the Bar. A week after he came home, there was a letter from Nick saying that he was going to come to visit, but that was about the only bright thing. He didn't need to ignore doors since they just didn't show up and every day in his workshop, he'd wind the beetle from Kait and try to think about doing his
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And lately, Ellie's patience with her brother has been running thin.
What she said was, "I'll talk to you outside, Sameth." Getting to her feet, she gave him a glare long look, and swept out of the Court. She walked just far enough to get out of the way, and waited for Sameth to pass. She didn't have to wait long.
"What do you think you are doing?" She hisses at him, stepping into his path.
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"Going to get ready for Perspective or maybe its Abhorsen prep, I'll have to check my schedule."
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He doesn't want to argue and she won't understand and let him be since for some reason, she still thinks he's not a failure.
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"You could at least try to appear like you are helping."
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"I am helping."
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He knows she won't understand what's really wrong that he can't do what he needs to so he just does what he can.
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"You're doing your duty? Fine. What happened in the Petty Court today?"
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If he can just get a bit farther, he'll reach the start of the stairs to his tower and hopefully escape her.
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But she can hardly shout that down the hallway.
"How do you know?"
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"You don't. The few times that I've missed, you've been fine. Everyone trusts you and talks about how good a job you're doing."
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"And what," she says, coolly, "if I am not there?"
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Its all he's good at doing lately, he manages and tries to finish things in his workshop, not that he has anyone to show them to.
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