A slow, eerie smile spread over Harrison's face. The sort of smile that never came close to reaching the eyes. Gabe honestly thought that line of logic would work with him. That simply saying he'd play nice with everyone would get him out of his cage. A new tactic, at least. But a useless one.
"This..." he said, reaching up to tug the device out of his ear. "Is nothing more than a temporary fix. It scrambles the signal you've been putting out, rather than stopping it completely. This little thing isn't what let me see you for what you are."
He dropped the device into his pocket and leaned closer to the glass. His gaze flicked to Gabe's hand pressed there, dragging a finger over the smooth surface, before looking to Gabe. Close enough for his breath to briefly fog the glass. "What let me see all that you were was you assumed I loved Tess Morgan. You assumed she was my wife. I've only met her once. As her dying breath left of her body."
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Date: 2016-06-06 07:50 am (UTC)"This..." he said, reaching up to tug the device out of his ear. "Is nothing more than a temporary fix. It scrambles the signal you've been putting out, rather than stopping it completely. This little thing isn't what let me see you for what you are."
He dropped the device into his pocket and leaned closer to the glass. His gaze flicked to Gabe's hand pressed there, dragging a finger over the smooth surface, before looking to Gabe. Close enough for his breath to briefly fog the glass. "What let me see all that you were was you assumed I loved Tess Morgan. You assumed she was my wife. I've only met her once. As her dying breath left of her body."