[ jackson might actually prefer mockery. actually, what he'd really prefer is for isaac to just ignore him, because maybe then it'd be easier to shut down whatever idiotic urge prompted him to apologize in the first place.
it's enough of a response that it makes it difficult to just bail on the conversation entirely. the next text isn't reluctant so much as it's resolved, slightly challenging; he'd rather commit to this than get dragged along for the ride. ]
How about killing your dad? Did you expect that from me?
[ which is probably the harshest phrasing he could've managed, and there's something selfish in the question, prior attempt at apologizing for that flaw aside. people thinking he's an asshole, whatever: he knows he is. people thinking he's a murderer, slightly different. ]
text;
it's enough of a response that it makes it difficult to just bail on the conversation entirely. the next text isn't reluctant so much as it's resolved, slightly challenging; he'd rather commit to this than get dragged along for the ride. ]
How about killing your dad? Did you expect that from me?
[ which is probably the harshest phrasing he could've managed, and there's something selfish in the question, prior attempt at apologizing for that flaw aside. people thinking he's an asshole, whatever: he knows he is. people thinking he's a murderer, slightly different. ]