[No, really, what is this. Is she actually being serious right now?
He should be pleased about it, really. This is an arrangement of convenience, one that will keep him and Tamaki alive for as long as it takes for Jack and Mayu to no longer have need of them. If they actually, in some way, care about their well being...it won't be enough to carry them all the way, but it's good.
On the other hand, Kyouya truly can't stand the presumption of acting as though you know him when you don't. Back home, he can tolerate that sort of feigned connection, and even finds it convenient, even if he despises the classmates who do it. But here, making him promise her he'll survive, he'll keep Tamaki alive? As though he's doing either of those things for her? Obnoxious.
She seems to be unraveling, in a way. It's, for now, only an observation, and he doesn't know what else to make of it.]
I hope you and Jack are being equally cautious. We would hate to see anything become of either of you.
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He should be pleased about it, really. This is an arrangement of convenience, one that will keep him and Tamaki alive for as long as it takes for Jack and Mayu to no longer have need of them. If they actually, in some way, care about their well being...it won't be enough to carry them all the way, but it's good.
On the other hand, Kyouya truly can't stand the presumption of acting as though you know him when you don't. Back home, he can tolerate that sort of feigned connection, and even finds it convenient, even if he despises the classmates who do it. But here, making him promise her he'll survive, he'll keep Tamaki alive? As though he's doing either of those things for her? Obnoxious.
She seems to be unraveling, in a way. It's, for now, only an observation, and he doesn't know what else to make of it.]
I hope you and Jack are being equally cautious. We would hate to see anything become of either of you.