Babs would've fed Mary herself, but the youngest Grayson is (unsurprisingly) insistent that she be allowed to feed herself. So instead of being cuddled in her mother's arms for dinner, Mary is very proudly sitting in her high chair and delicately picking up English peas, popping them one by one into her mouth. Every once in a while she breaks
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I say the longer we stay away from brussels sprouts, the better.
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"Nanananana," Mary burbles contentedly.
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It doesn't change what happened, and the fact that he'll have to deal with it.
He broke Bruce's back. And the worst part about it was that he wanted to do it. Never mind that his rage was incited by Psimon. The fact that he did it, and that he knew just how to cripple him was enough.
He has the feeling that he's got a hell of a lot of apologizing to do in the following days and weeks.
I screwed up, Babs.
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Rhymes with "I'm listening" and "I love you" and "We'll get through this, whatever it is."
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He's not sure if he can get through this.
He didn't think he could ever reach the low he was at three years ago. It's apparent in his face that he's feeling pretty damned close to it, however.
I didn't think I could do something like that... not to him.
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She can't decide what to say at first. It's okay would trivialize his feelings. Bruce is better now is true, but it doesn't address the real problem her husband is wrestling with. You're one of the few people who could've done it is equally true, but even less relevant and more devastating.
"It's terrifying," she says instead, "learning we can do things we didn't think we wanted to."
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