[ All Amos can really do as Matt leans further in is remain a steady presence, so... he does that. Lets Matt get things out of his system however he needs to. It's kind of a loss cause on Amos' end, so the very least he can do is give someone else everything they need.
Shitty as it all is, there's something nice about finally laying everything out in the open. The further Amos has adjusted to the Kenoma, the more he doesn't see the problem in how their first few weeks on Horos went. It was necessary; it led to something good. The only problem was how unreliable the process was at times, leaving them with glimpses without context. Because if this is proving anything, it's better to just get it all out in the open. Whatever he and Matt had before, they've finally made it better. Clearer. Whole.
He reciprocates that last squeeze to Matt. Holds it a moment longer, unsure of what to do now. Worst of it's now out of the way, right? So. ]
Sure thing. [ There's that solidity in his voice, like he's pretty sure is what Matt needs from him, and he's able to provide. ] Any time.
[ ... He'll let Matt decide when to pull apart. This is his thing. But Amos also isn't in any rush, and there's no sense of judgment or impatience on his end. He's content to let this carry out as long as it needs to. It's the role he actually can play, so he'll play it to a tee. ]
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Shitty as it all is, there's something nice about finally laying everything out in the open. The further Amos has adjusted to the Kenoma, the more he doesn't see the problem in how their first few weeks on Horos went. It was necessary; it led to something good. The only problem was how unreliable the process was at times, leaving them with glimpses without context. Because if this is proving anything, it's better to just get it all out in the open. Whatever he and Matt had before, they've finally made it better. Clearer. Whole.
He reciprocates that last squeeze to Matt. Holds it a moment longer, unsure of what to do now. Worst of it's now out of the way, right? So. ]
Sure thing. [ There's that solidity in his voice, like he's pretty sure is what Matt needs from him, and he's able to provide. ] Any time.
[ ... He'll let Matt decide when to pull apart. This is his thing. But Amos also isn't in any rush, and there's no sense of judgment or impatience on his end. He's content to let this carry out as long as it needs to. It's the role he actually can play, so he'll play it to a tee. ]