Louis begged Armand to turn someone about eighty years ago, and he wouldn't do it. He'd vowed he'd never turn anyone. So when I said hey, can you maybe ask your husband to break his ancient vow before my terminal fucking illness hits, it went badly. A week on the roof badly.
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I guess that makes sense. He didn't tell me a lot about his um
Turning? Is that the right term?
But he said it was complicated.
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Louis begged Armand to turn someone about eighty years ago, and he wouldn't do it. He'd vowed he'd never turn anyone. So when I said hey, can you maybe ask your husband to break his ancient vow before my terminal fucking illness hits, it went badly. A week on the roof badly.
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But you're not telling me for my opinion, are you? Why, then? So I can look after Louis?
I will, of course, but. Why?
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I'm giving people important to me a heads up that I'm euthenizing my humanity. Also we'll have to reschedule morning meetings.
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Oh. [Immediate mood pivot -- he's important.] Well, thank you. And that's fine, I've been told lately I should sleep in more.
And I'm glad. I mean, it's your life, your choice, but
I'm relieved.
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[ Not the reaction he expected. ]
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It's pretty straightforward.
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I'm not going to say not to change something about yourself that's causing you pain. Even if it's in a risky, painful way.
[The cosmic parallels are a bit vague, but not lost on Koby specifically.]
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Thanks.
You're a good friend, Koby.
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I try to be. I'm just doing what any decent person would do, and hoping that's enough, most of the time.
Will you come by, when its all
When you're
When it's done?
So I know you're okay?
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Louis would tell you if anything happened to me.
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You're going to be able to read my mind, aren't you. [Oh god.]
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Nothing scandalous, don't worry.