( she catches the we but doesn't comment on it; she would have done the same thing, had the conversation been reversed. because even with the house that Ariadne gave her, it isn't like it feels like it belongs to just her.
expression softening, she finally lets it go, even if it was fun to annoy him. instead, she moves to a fire near his that's dimming, using the same magic from the Guild she had learned to strengthen it back up again. )
That wouldn't work, I'd be gone, too.
( and she says it so matter-of-fact-ly, as though there's no room for debate or argument. as though one can't be there without the other, and there's no real thinking otherwise, at least not for Clarke. )
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expression softening, she finally lets it go, even if it was fun to annoy him. instead, she moves to a fire near his that's dimming, using the same magic from the Guild she had learned to strengthen it back up again. )
That wouldn't work, I'd be gone, too.
( and she says it so matter-of-fact-ly, as though there's no room for debate or argument. as though one can't be there without the other, and there's no real thinking otherwise, at least not for Clarke. )