Gene Hunt never used to eat alone. He'd spent years making sure that he wouldn't have to, either by terrorizing Sam into going out with him, or by going home to make sure he could eat with the wife. Of course, once Sam was gone and the wife had packed up and left him, he'd had to learn to be on his own, to face whatever it was he'd always been
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But it's about damn time one of them did something, and it's hardly going to be him. Back there it would've been sorted already, considering that there's no way either of them would have managed to live this long without being able to speak to the other; not for the first time, she considers the disadvantages of having all the time in the world on your hands.
Besides, she's starving.
"I don't suppose you've made enough to share," she says, keeping her voice deliberately incurious.
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"You can have it," he said, his own appetite gone.
Any other day and he'd have finished it in seconds, but apparently thinking too hard was enough to put him off food for life, and after two bites he was full. Maybe he'd eat later after he'd had a few drinks and his brain was switched off, rather than running full gear.
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Not that she's calling it that.
"So do I ask why we're eating alone in the dark?" she says. "Or is that not in the rules this week?"
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"I was just thinking. Not that it's any of your bloody business," he added, meeting her eyes with his own as he spoke. "Wot's it to you anyway?"
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"Wait," she said, pausing by the counter. "Bollocks is British for shit, right? We're talking about your sandwich..."
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Looking his DI over curiously, he raised a brow and he gave him a short nod. "You look better," he muttered, the words sounding almost like an accusation of some sort.
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