Jean squeezes once, just a little tighter, before Levi loosens the hold. Ever respectful of his need for space, as he sees it, he doesn't stop him. he lets his arms fall away and straightens up, giving Levi a small smile; one that grows wider at the joke.
"Don't worry, I won't. I learned my lesson when we slept on the floor for a month." It's one thing when you have no option and have to sleep on the ground in a tent - it's another when three people bed down on a hardwood floor. Thank god for the hot springs, is all Jean is saying about that.
He steps back to wave Levi in, since clearly he came with something in mind - he did spot that parcel, after all.
"You could have done a lot of things you didn't. I also should have let you go - I was still injured and it would have been the smarter decision. I didn't. If you want to play the blame game, then I have some responsibility for it too."
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"Don't worry, I won't. I learned my lesson when we slept on the floor for a month." It's one thing when you have no option and have to sleep on the ground in a tent - it's another when three people bed down on a hardwood floor. Thank god for the hot springs, is all Jean is saying about that.
He steps back to wave Levi in, since clearly he came with something in mind - he did spot that parcel, after all.
"You could have done a lot of things you didn't. I also should have let you go - I was still injured and it would have been the smarter decision. I didn't. If you want to play the blame game, then I have some responsibility for it too."