Don't know how much you run into him. So... I guess.
[nam soon finds himself shrugging a little at edgeworth. how is he even supposed to know that? considering he didn't even know they'd met at all (which is still weird, to think that they both have groups of separate acquaintances? what is this?), he can't really know how often they've met.
but whatever. this is awkward, though maybe mildly less so than his normal conversations with edgeworth, it's a little more bearable in terms of frustration, but there's still something plenty weird about it to him. the thought is lost pretty quickly when heung soo asks that question.
because seriously? seriously, you bastard? he looks at his friend for a second, then to edgeworth again.]
This bastard's pretty insulting when he wants to be. Just ignore him. [granted, he says that more to piss heung soo off than anything else, but nam soon doesn't really think edgeworth looks that incapable. the pool is hardly that dangerous, even for an inexperienced swimmer.]
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[nam soon finds himself shrugging a little at edgeworth. how is he even supposed to know that? considering he didn't even know they'd met at all (which is still weird, to think that they both have groups of separate acquaintances? what is this?), he can't really know how often they've met.
but whatever. this is awkward, though maybe mildly less so than his normal conversations with edgeworth, it's a little more bearable in terms of frustration, but there's still something plenty weird about it to him. the thought is lost pretty quickly when heung soo asks that question.
because seriously? seriously, you bastard? he looks at his friend for a second, then to edgeworth again.]
This bastard's pretty insulting when he wants to be. Just ignore him. [granted, he says that more to piss heung soo off than anything else, but nam soon doesn't really think edgeworth looks that incapable. the pool is hardly that dangerous, even for an inexperienced swimmer.]