When Tony wakes up, it's with a hangover and no idea how he had the good luck to make it all the way back home and into his own bed last night. Half the night is a blur to him now, a wash of lights and bodies that make his head throb all the worse to try and recall, but it's nothing particularly new. He reaches for the bottle of water kept
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But while Effy knows not everyone gets to say their goodbyes, perhaps a part of her wanted to make sure that she would, at least with Tony. If no one else, then at least Tony.
With a long inhale, she turns, propping her weight up on her elbows as she opens eyes heavy and distant. A murky blue. She leans in, tucking tangled hair behind an ear and sniffing for emphasis, not saying a single word.
She doesn't have to in order to make her point.
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"I've no idea how I got home last night," he admits, and pushes the hair from his eyes.
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It never occurs to him to lie to her, but it doesn't occur to him to confirm her implication, either; she knows him too well to need it. This isn't about his fidelity or lack thereof. Maybe this isn't about him at all.
Tony's eyes narrow. "Why?"
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