[If Fox had been anything like Falco, he would have called Garrus back on the spot and told him to go fuck himself. Fortunately, he was actually rather good at holding his tongue, and wasn't actually in any mood to talk to the turian in the first place.
At first, the pilot had been dead set on not going. It would have been a pain in the ass anyway. The bug eyed, amphibious doctor had forbade him from leaving the clinic for a handful of reasons, the more important being Fox's over all physical condition, along with the fact that he was possibly a security risk if the purists discovered he was being housed in the refugee clinic. Really, the last thing Fox wanted to do was cause more trouble for someone.
He'd already fucked up enough anyway, hadn't he? Garrus had made certain to drill that little factoid into his head, but now he was calling Fox out for a chat? Fox had to hand it to him, he certainly had some nerve.
For hours Fox tried to convince himself that he was content with cutting Garrus out of the picture. He didn't deal with that kind of shit from his own team back home, and he sure as hell wasn't going to let it fly with some alien. He almost didn't go.
Too bad for him he's shitty at holding grudges. That's not to say he wasn't still pissed, because he was beyond pissed, but if he can at least be civil to the guy that killed his father, then talking to the guy that saved his life but then insulted the shit out of him should be fairly simple in comparison.
After flawlessly sneaking out of the clinic (mister salarian would be so pissed once he noticed) and sneaking around in the shadows much like a fucking ninja, he arrived at the Devil's Nest.
Late.
Actually, at this point, he would have been surprised if Garrus was still around.
Blaster at his hip, he entered the bar, scanning the area for Mister Dinosaur.]
[well I'll be damned, he was still here. Though from the looks of it, he was probably buzzed. The only thing worse than emotional turian was a drunk emotional turian.
Wordlessly, Fox made his way through the bar, taking his seat across from Garrus. His expression was blank, save for a slight quirk of an eyebrow directed at Garrus' little shot glass collection. That was a good sign, sure. Of course, he noticed the drink that was set in his spot, but for the time being, he pushed it to the back of his mind.
The pilot crossed his arms indifferently, green eyes locked on Garrus. Your move, Archangel.]
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