[ That he's apparently supposed to be Church's vehicle doesn't really bother Maine. It's not as though he hasn't carried Church before, both in his arms and in his head. Not to mention the times that Church has outright hijacked his body. No, what bothers Maine is the mention of steering.
Because Maine's earlobes still remember the last time Church climbed up on his back and decided to "steer."
Maine frowns and folds his arms, planting his feet in an unintentional mirror of the other man. (Except that his stance is less "awkward" and more "immovable boulder.") ]
No steering.
[ That they've apparently decided to have this argument on a crowded street doesn't bother Maine. They're attracting quite a few looks, sure, but that's not exactly out of the ordinary. ]
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Because Maine's earlobes still remember the last time Church climbed up on his back and decided to "steer."
Maine frowns and folds his arms, planting his feet in an unintentional mirror of the other man. (Except that his stance is less "awkward" and more "immovable boulder.") ]
No steering.
[ That they've apparently decided to have this argument on a crowded street doesn't bother Maine. They're attracting quite a few looks, sure, but that's not exactly out of the ordinary. ]