In the rec room, a slightly sunburned Babe Heffron carefully lines up a shot on the pool table with his pool cue and puts another ball into the corner pocket. It plucks into place as it always does. Babe's good at pool, but not as good as other people, one of whom isn't here anymore. Doing this now feels pretty damn flat. It ain't like he's got
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"Standards are slipping," she says.
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That smile's proof of why she's wearing his ring.
"...I don't know what you mean."
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I'm finally used to not having an agenda and purpose every waking moment, so I'm not headed anywhere in particular when I hear the familiar clack of billiard balls from the rec room and head that direction. My lips curve into a hint of a smile when I see that it's Babe; I appreciate more than ever the men who are still here. "Out of practice?" I remark as I approach.
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When he did see him, it was entirely by accident. The other man was playing a game in the rec room, that in all honesty Davos had never quite understood, and he didn't want to interrupt.
So he waited just next to the table for Babe to note his presence and then greeted him with a nod and a "Good day to you".
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"But it is well that I've caught you," he added with a smile. "Major Sinclair told me the good news. 'Tis a fine match you've made, you should be well pleased."
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