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6 Famiglie~ [Accidentally Dictated]
[Giotto had woken up and he had known something was wrong immediately when he had looked at his hands and had seen the words on his knuckles and the familiar number on the palm of his hand. He had discovered his eye and the crest on his head a few minutes later, along with the blood flecks that bled through his clothes. Giotto had tried to scrub it all off, but it had stubbornly stayed imprinted on his skin. All he could think of was the castle had done this, and checking the journal, he found out that he wasn't the only one.
Currently he was trying to get dressed, and his clothes seemed to never fix, no matter what he did to them. His shirt stubbornly stayed wrinkled, his hair a mess, and red pinpricks of blood kept seeping through his shirt. His mismatched eyes stared back at him, and his hands shook as he tried to fix his tie (the eye seemed familiar, but he couldn't seem to place it). How had it even known exactly what his regrets and shames were? He didn't advertise it, he wouldn't admit to half of these things. It unnerved him, that a castle had this much power, to send him trembling and full of guilt and shame.
He couldn't even stand to look at himself right now. Angrily and feeling helpless, he kicked the mirror hard, cracking it.]
Damn it.
[He cut across to his desk, leaving the mirror, and quickly dictated a filter.]
I'm sorry, bambino, but I don't think we're going to have lessons today. [Tsuna couldn't, and shouldn't have to, see him like this.]
Currently he was trying to get dressed, and his clothes seemed to never fix, no matter what he did to them. His shirt stubbornly stayed wrinkled, his hair a mess, and red pinpricks of blood kept seeping through his shirt. His mismatched eyes stared back at him, and his hands shook as he tried to fix his tie (the eye seemed familiar, but he couldn't seem to place it). How had it even known exactly what his regrets and shames were? He didn't advertise it, he wouldn't admit to half of these things. It unnerved him, that a castle had this much power, to send him trembling and full of guilt and shame.
He couldn't even stand to look at himself right now. Angrily and feeling helpless, he kicked the mirror hard, cracking it.]
Damn it.
[He cut across to his desk, leaving the mirror, and quickly dictated a filter.]
I'm sorry, bambino, but I don't think we're going to have lessons today. [Tsuna couldn't, and shouldn't have to, see him like this.]
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M'sorry...
[He tries to pull back and away, so he can pull himself together.]
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Certainly not when something catches his eye, and he notices the cracked mirror in the corner.]
...huh?
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Jeez, you're sure you didn't hurt yourself, Gio...
[And then he trails off when he's turned over Giotto's hand. Seventy-two? ..no, he was looking at it side-- ...]
... what?
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He bites his lip a little. He doesn't force Giotto's hand open-- they both knew it was there anyway-- but he does grab it gently and squeeze it, his gaze slowly coming up to Giotto.]
Why?
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Either way, Giotto wrapped his arms back around him, resting his chin on Tsuna's head.]
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... and I already told you this before. I don't regret what's happened. I really mean that. I've met amazing people, and I've pushed myself farther than I ever would have because of the mafia. [A pause, before he admits this.] Even if I don't want to join it or become a boss because it scares me, it's made me a better person, I think. And my life's become a lot better for it.
If anything... I should be thanking you.
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Until I started to lose them. Until it started to take them away. [And it was all his fault.]
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[Tsuna's head bows a bit at that. He's quiet for a moment, before:]
No, I... I won't let that happen. I can't let that happen.
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Don't be like me, Tsuna. Don't let your friends go.
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... maybe they'll come to Paradisa. And you could make things right with them here.
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