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Ky also stopped and looked at him. “I don’t see what the point in that is. Fighting so hard to stay alive for things to get ‘easier’ whatever that means. ...

“Oh!” Tadaaki hastily played a card. “Sorry.”

Ky pulled her jacket closer around her. “…I don’t want to.”

Ky played too. “I enjoyed it quite a lot as a kid.”

Ky nodded in agreement. “Oh and liars dice. That’s fun too.”

Ky nodded. So, exactly what Emery was attempting to do. She should probably let him, at this rate. She’d be wildly unhappy if Bay was forcing her to run. Emery ...

Ky nodded slowly. “…and what changed your mind?”

“There’s some strategy too,” Ky countered. “You’ve still got to decide which category to fill, even if you have a bad roll.”

Ky glanced at him, relaxing ever so slightly. She was being an asshole. Again. "...Sorry."

"There's a dice game we played back home," Ky said. "You had to collect certain sets. Some were as many of one kind. Or some were trying to get numbers ...

"Oh?" Ky asked.

Ky glanced at him, then rubbed her face again and sighed. No, he didn't. He hadn't killed his father. Hadn't almost killed another father. What did he have to feel ...

"What are your other favorite games to play?" Ky asked. Tadaaki took that trick.

"It's not your fault." She was silent for a moment, then sighed heavily, rubbing her face. "I'm just so tired."

"It happens." Ky smiled a little and played her card, followed by Tadaaki.