That look tells Lydia that Tony completely forgot and she hums her amusement as she smiles. That's all right, she kind of figured it was a fifty-fifty shot with everything that was going on last night, not the least of which included the kind of refreshments she didn't think actually existed here. So she waves it off with a dismissive hand and a warm smile.
"It's all right, we don't have to talk about it today," she replies with a shrug. "You could show me what you're working on, instead, if that's easier?"
Maybe it's better if she doesn't push the subject, because it's entirely just as possible that he hasn't forgotten at all, he just hasn't found a gentle way to let her down and while Lydia doesn't really require that, there's no way for Tony to know that he'd be off the hook that easily. "Or...I could come back later? Whatever works," she says with another smile. Personally, she thinks the Humanists would be a perfect outlet for Tony because she worries, admittedly, a little bit that maybe the weapons alone could end up being something like throwing gasoline on a fire when really, all Lydia wants to do is add a little more kindling.
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"It's all right, we don't have to talk about it today," she replies with a shrug. "You could show me what you're working on, instead, if that's easier?"
Maybe it's better if she doesn't push the subject, because it's entirely just as possible that he hasn't forgotten at all, he just hasn't found a gentle way to let her down and while Lydia doesn't really require that, there's no way for Tony to know that he'd be off the hook that easily. "Or...I could come back later? Whatever works," she says with another smile. Personally, she thinks the Humanists would be a perfect outlet for Tony because she worries, admittedly, a little bit that maybe the weapons alone could end up being something like throwing gasoline on a fire when really, all Lydia wants to do is add a little more kindling.