...ok, he can't really argue that second point. Romeo may have him there considering his situation. But it still doesn't change the first part.
"It doesn't change anything though, you will still have one injured person. If someone gets themself injured then it's their fault, they should have to deal with it, not someone else." Idia pausing to point at the cuts he was cleaning on Romeo's hand. "I knew I was rushing when I got those, if I had been more careful I could had avoided them but I had to get the job done fast. I was prepared to put up with them while they healed." Idia would whine about how annoying it would be, but he was prepared to deal with them.
"At least ask before you do it again. I don't think you did it on purpose with me, but ask first. Some won't like it if you do this for them." Does Idia feel a little bad in telling Romeo off? ...maybe a bit, but he would argue this is important to think about from both sides.
...then again if it was someone else Idia may had just allow them to heal him like this then left. Maybe it was just because it was Romeo... Either way, Idia sighs as he starts securing adhesive bandages over those cuts, mindful to put them securely enough so they won't slip off, but also so not to limit Romeo's finger movement too much. Idia's clearly done this a number of times for himself, knowing the best way to keep his fingers still useful despite a need to be patched up.
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"It doesn't change anything though, you will still have one injured person. If someone gets themself injured then it's their fault, they should have to deal with it, not someone else." Idia pausing to point at the cuts he was cleaning on Romeo's hand. "I knew I was rushing when I got those, if I had been more careful I could had avoided them but I had to get the job done fast. I was prepared to put up with them while they healed." Idia would whine about how annoying it would be, but he was prepared to deal with them.
"At least ask before you do it again. I don't think you did it on purpose with me, but ask first. Some won't like it if you do this for them." Does Idia feel a little bad in telling Romeo off? ...maybe a bit, but he would argue this is important to think about from both sides.
...then again if it was someone else Idia may had just allow them to heal him like this then left. Maybe it was just because it was Romeo... Either way, Idia sighs as he starts securing adhesive bandages over those cuts, mindful to put them securely enough so they won't slip off, but also so not to limit Romeo's finger movement too much. Idia's clearly done this a number of times for himself, knowing the best way to keep his fingers still useful despite a need to be patched up.