Shouto grew closer to him while brooding the eggs that lay buried with a small headstone behind the house. In those two months, he learned to gauge his moods a little better, still can't read him the way Allen can, but he knows when he's acting odd, like now. Allen's deduction at the expense of one of Tim's cakes eases some of his concern, but it's Tim's toothy smile that settles it.

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