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[Feel free to tease her later, Clark.]

That would be very much appreciated. Or, [a glance at Francesco, since she's not sure he'll leave her alone after promising to stay] I can survive a little while on my own. Erskine should be here soon. I've been promised magic soup.

[Magic soup and no 'I told you so's. Her inmate is being very good to her.]

If he doesn't object, I'll just bring them by. Any preference on material?

If I recall correctly, there's silk, cotton, and a fleece option.

Silk.

[Because obviously silk.]

This is appreciated.

[ There's no response except that there is a knock on Tris's door a few minutes later. When one of them goes to answer it, they will find, neatly folded, a pair of deep plum silk pajamas in the right size, along with a couple of pairs of similarly-colored silk boxers. There is, however, a note: ]

The wardrobe is beside the laundromat if both or either of you would like to peruse further.

You could have said that in the first place. I haven't needed any clothes, and I wasn't sure where you'd put them.

Thank you, Clark. I assume this means you'll be joining Erskine in teasing me for the foreseeable future.

You're recovering. And no one wants to go without their bed warmer while recovering.

And would I do that?

I can't say you're wrong.

Perhaps not. You are one of the few people I'd let get away with it if you decided to.

A compliment I will take to heart.

I trust you got what you needed?

Good. I meant it, though considering what it was, I may have cause to regret that later.

Yes, Francesco likes them. He usually sleeps underwater with his perception filter turned off, so nightclothes were an afterthought.

I'll be honest, I know next to nothing about him other than that he has decent taste in clothing.

Most of his clothes aren't real. They're generated by the same filter that makes him look human, so he only has what was already programmed into it.

He does have good taste, if showier than mine.

Has he talked to anyone about adding things for him? Any luck?

That's a good thought. I'll mention it. I can only imagine the state real clothes would be in if he had to turn the filter off suddenly.

[You know, shredded and in pieces on the floor.]

I'm sure someone would have the technical know-how. I could probably learn if it given half the chance.

Someone probably does.

You're as good with technology as you are with words?

I learn quickly. And coding is, by and large, merely another language, another way of writing.

Is it?

I really ought to work harder at understanding technology at some point. It's foreign enough that I've spent most of my time pursuing other subjects.

I can bring you through a crash course of what I know sometime. When you're not busy with pajamas.

Speaking of pajamas, I may need a nap. Thank you, Clark.

[ There's no response. Best she rests. ]

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