[There isn't too much variation. The crackle of the wrapper every now and then, an occasional light tap-tap of rubber against the floor - boots, not going anywhere. (It's just weird not to be running around on errands or adjusting a rudder pedal.) Ginji doesn't say anything for a little while, glancing over to make sure that Asch is actually eating. That and he doesn't want to bring up any hard or uncomfortable topics. Asch's blindness, that rainy day... and he won't even pretend he can keep up with the confusing tangle that is Asch and Luke's relationship.]

I see. [There's an audible smile at that - that Asch hasn't been stuck with himself the whole time.] Can't fault the doctors for doing their job, though.

But you know, it's kind of a shame that Ms. Noir and the others aren't around. They'd be able to liven things up.