[ She kept trailing behind him, pursing her lips together tightly when he stayed at the door for a tiny bit longer than necessary, afraid that they would start doing that awful shaking thing again. She would catch the door as it was almost closed, opening it slowly and following him like a shadow until finally, they had to part ways. When they were at that intersection, she stopped, glancing at him for a second longer than necessary before turning and swiftly heading to her room.
It had gone by so fast...
When she made it to her room, GLaDOS shut the door behind her, taking another deep breath, the stinging getting worse. So she blinked, her eyesight blurry as she looked over the table; the radio still softly playing classical tunes, the two barely touched cups of tea, and his glasses.
It didn't even register fully, though, as she headed for her bed, before abruptly stopping and instead opting to pace around her room.
It wasn't even a whole two minutes before she gave up on that and just collapsed onto her bed, heaving another sigh. She felt terrible. He had broken her. No, it wasn't wholly his fault.
She had agreed to the truce, after all. So it was partly hers. ]
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It had gone by so fast...
When she made it to her room, GLaDOS shut the door behind her, taking another deep breath, the stinging getting worse. So she blinked, her eyesight blurry as she looked over the table; the radio still softly playing classical tunes, the two barely touched cups of tea, and his glasses.
It didn't even register fully, though, as she headed for her bed, before abruptly stopping and instead opting to pace around her room.
It wasn't even a whole two minutes before she gave up on that and just collapsed onto her bed, heaving another sigh. She felt terrible. He had broken her. No, it wasn't wholly his fault.
She had agreed to the truce, after all. So it was partly hers. ]