[ Excellen reads over the letter once, twice, her expression becoming complicated. She didn't know much about the girl's past--those were things they just never talked about, Ryuko's past or Excellen's--but something about the letter rubbed her the wrong way.
What kind of father leaves their dirty laundry for their kid to clean up? It really rankled her, a lot more than it had any right to.
A third read solidified it for her. She didn't like him. It didn't matter that he was no longer among the living. Respect for the dead was only expected when the dead actually did something worthy of respect. ]
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What kind of father leaves their dirty laundry for their kid to clean up? It really rankled her, a lot more than it had any right to.
A third read solidified it for her. She didn't like him. It didn't matter that he was no longer among the living. Respect for the dead was only expected when the dead actually did something worthy of respect. ]