You don’t make sense.

[ once again, there’s no ill will in their voice. it’s a simple statement, said as neutrally as if he were commenting on the bad weather.

…

their hand twitches, feathers rustling as they continue to muse through those senseless words.

or, at least, they should be senseless. but, perhaps thanks to flat’s remaining emotions, it’s easier to see the other’s point of view.

… ]

You exist for others. I exist because of others. It’s a small distinction at first, but it can cause a big difference in the long run.

[ … ]

You may have influenced Flat more than I originally thought.