[ A few days after things return to (relative) normal, an envelope finds its way to Cassian's door, containing a piece of pale blue card stock upon which has been written, in Amy's neat, looping hand: ]
Dear Cassian,
I know you won't be around to read this for a little while, but it still felt important to me to write it now. I'm sorry for what happened to you. I'm sorry it happened even partially on my account. I wish it hadn't happened at all, any of it. Thank you for your kindness. I hope you come back soon.
[ The message comes as a bit of a shock, despite the fact that she's known, on a theoretical level, that it'd be coming — that she'd hear from him again eventually. ]
✉️ delivery.
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How are you feeling?
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i think that's what i should be asking you.
[ A beat, and then: ]
are you alright?
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[an attempt to keep things lighter for a stranger. or near-stranger now, he guesses.]
I'm alive. And much warmer than I was.
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i'm glad. really.
do you need anything?
if i'd gone through what you had, i don't think i'd leave my room for a week.