It's alright. Mulcahy can read the silence perfectly fine.
"Yes. That might be well." He sighs, pulling away. Considers the window. It's probably still early to pull it back much farther than the little corner of visibility he's vigilantly left open.
It isn't until Hawk gets out of the apartment that he feels like he can breathe again. They were in love, Trapper is gone, such big defining things feel like they need time before Hawk can accept them. Time to ruminate, time to bargain and deny them until he can't anymore. And Mulcahy...
Is it strange that it's relieving to know there's a reason he feels so far away?
When Hawk gets back up to his apartment, he opens the curtain on his side to about halfway.
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"Yes. That might be well." He sighs, pulling away. Considers the window. It's probably still early to pull it back much farther than the little corner of visibility he's vigilantly left open.
Sigh.
"Will I see you around, Hawk?"
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"Yeah, you will. I probably owe you coffee for that tray you brought over, so. You know my hours and when to knock."
It's not a grimace but Hawk offers him a closed-mouth smile stuck tight to his teeth.
"Keep well, Father."
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"I'll do my best." It's the best that he can promise. "And you as well, Hawkeye."
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Is it strange that it's relieving to know there's a reason he feels so far away?
When Hawk gets back up to his apartment, he opens the curtain on his side to about halfway.