The Egyptian listens intently, eventually looking up when Kaiba starts talking about the orphanage. It had never occurred to him, mostly because he didn't actually know how those sort of places were run, that adopting siblings together would be such a strange concept, especially with them being as close as they are.
He sacrificed so much for Mokuba to ensure they live a good life. A slow burn plan and a risky bet but it sure as hell paid off in the end. They say parents have children to become their replacements. If Gozaburo hadn't been expecting Seto not to take over the company and replacement him as head of the "dynasty" then he was a fool. Faking his own death proved that.
What an interesting coincidence that both would wind up turning into similar versions of their fathers. Marik with his rage, stubborn pride, and cruelty. Kaiba with his sharp mind, brutality, and tenacity.
The blonde gets up, scooping Chenzira up to place on his shoulder, then takes a seat next to Kaiba. He sits silent for a few moments before speaking.
This should be where he comforts him. Tells him it's alright now. That they've over come their hardships.
Instead he asks one thing in a calm voice: "... Is he gone now? Your father."
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He sacrificed so much for Mokuba to ensure they live a good life. A slow burn plan and a risky bet but it sure as hell paid off in the end. They say parents have children to become their replacements. If Gozaburo hadn't been expecting Seto not to take over the company and replacement him as head of the "dynasty" then he was a fool. Faking his own death proved that.
What an interesting coincidence that both would wind up turning into similar versions of their fathers. Marik with his rage, stubborn pride, and cruelty. Kaiba with his sharp mind, brutality, and tenacity.
The blonde gets up, scooping Chenzira up to place on his shoulder, then takes a seat next to Kaiba. He sits silent for a few moments before speaking.
This should be where he comforts him. Tells him it's alright now. That they've over come their hardships.
Instead he asks one thing in a calm voice: "... Is he gone now? Your father."