[ At least one of them is willing to see they're not completely in the right here. But Betty is incredibly stubborn, he knows, just like he knows she gets even worse when she's mad at something. She's mad for both valid reasons and not this time around, at least from Bruce's perspective, but fine. She needs time, and he does too, and it's for the best that they don't let this blow up into an actual proper fight.
It doesn't take long for those feelings to dilute, slowly weakening until they're just a faint presence in his head. Once he calms down it's easier to not act on and speak the thoughts at the forefront of his mind, and rationality wins over whatever frustration or anger nearly took over for a moment there.
It's later in the afternoon, a few hours to the end of the convention still, when he finally gets back in touch. He debates on calling her instead, but this seems a little easier— to both handle, and think through on what to write before sending it in. ]
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It doesn't take long for those feelings to dilute, slowly weakening until they're just a faint presence in his head. Once he calms down it's easier to not act on and speak the thoughts at the forefront of his mind, and rationality wins over whatever frustration or anger nearly took over for a moment there.
It's later in the afternoon, a few hours to the end of the convention still, when he finally gets back in touch. He debates on calling her instead, but this seems a little easier— to both handle, and think through on what to write before sending it in. ]
Are you still around? Can we meet now, please?