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MHA #8, Thursday Evening
The only reason Stark was not at a bar trying to drink his feelings away for the 4th night in a row was because Anakin had said he would be coming by tonight. He could, he reasoned, always head across the street or wander to the other bar later if he needed to. Or if Anakin didn't show.
Instead of drinking yet was standing awkwardly in his living room, watching the door with a serious expression on his face.
He'd had nothing but serious expressions on his face the entire week.
[For the Jedi mentioned above]
Instead of drinking yet was standing awkwardly in his living room, watching the door with a serious expression on his face.
He'd had nothing but serious expressions on his face the entire week.
[For the Jedi mentioned above]
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"What? Why do you look like that?" It wasn't a weekend, nobody should be a child!
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You know, moping. Alone.
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Don't listen to teenaged Anakin, Stark.
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Stark was a little hungry, in spite of himself. Maybe barely eating for days on end wasn't the best idea.
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"Augh!"
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Oh, fine. Hug him.
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Stark was also very unsure about the idea of being hugged by Anakin.
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"You didn't like it?"
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Stark didn't get hugs often. Especially after the weekend.
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"Oh. I...all right."
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Which, to be fair, might do him some good if he could do it properly.
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"I didn't go to many parties then."
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"Good. I...thank you."
He didn't want to be alone, even if he did have nice ginger hair for the moment.
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Maybe he'd be done making that face after he went and got some plates from the kitchen.
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"You keep being younger." That wasn't really something to grin about and yet here they were.
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"I... got better."
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Anakin turned away to brood.
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"I thought tonight was supposed to help."
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"Just like you," the Jedi Master told Anakin.
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Tiny Anakin wasn't the most empathetic person.
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"It doesn't rust."
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Like the fancy one he'd shoved in the back of the closet the other day because he didn't want to look at it.
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That he was never wearing again because it would make him sad. In spite of the smirking.
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"That's wonderful!" Obi-Wan said.
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"You okay?" Anakin asked.
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Which was pretty much his default state this week.
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"I've been trying," he protested.
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"I'm not hungry," Obi-Wan, popping back up again, said. "But the food smells delicious."
"Thanks," Anakin said a little wryly, opening a takeout box at random and digging in.
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"I didn't mean to take it off!"
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And then reached for some food because this was getting ridiculous and he wanted at least a few bites.
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