[Murderbot, Aigis is on your front porch right fucking now and you had better answer the door because she's knocking and she's not happy and she needs to know a lot of things right now.
She sneaked away from Minato. Never, ever before would she have considered sneaking away from Minato. But this situation was one that she'd never, ever
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No one does.
So he's going to answer it. Maybe.
Maybe he's just going to stand there with his hand on the doorknob, not opening it yet.]
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Kaito-san, answer the door.
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Aigis-san.
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Why.
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Not for a question. ]
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I thought you broke me.
[An attempt at honesty. He's never been very good at honesty. Not even in the stolen memories of Kuroba Kaito.
Truth is out blunt and broken and raw. He hates things that hurt like that. But he tries.]
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[... that hurt more than dying itself. to realize, and to make real by saying. And it shows in her eyes]
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A nod. He can't look at her, can't lie to her. He's so sick of lying.]
I... I think I did.
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Why... I thought... you were my friend.
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It doesn't work, and he steps away from her, shaking.]
I don't know. I don't know. It happened and I needed you to stop talking I needed you to stop and you wouldn't and I just moved and I didn't think and I don't know I don't know.
I broke you.
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I can't...
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I...
I don't know. I couldn't think.
[He moves forward a half-step, struggling to meet her eyes.]
AIgis-san... ?
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[Her voice is hurt. But it's not hateful. It's anxious, but not scared. There's a click, as the tips of her fingers slide away to reveal her loaded, hollow hands.]
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No. No.
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[She doesn't intend to be cruel, but it sounds like she does]
I tried to help you, Kaito-san.
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Defective programming...
[he's trying to explain. trying.]
It wasn't your fault. I... my programming is defective. You didn't break me.
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Your programming is not any more defective than mine is.
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