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Harvey was woken from his sleep by an odd whining noise, he blinked into the nights darkness, listening for the noise again… There it was. His eyes widened as he realised what it was. He frowned gently and lifted himself from his bed, and began walking through the house. There were no lights on, just like the last time. He followed the soft whimpering through to the living room, still there were no lights on. Harvey rubbed the sleep from his eyes and squinted through the darkness, until eventually his eyes adjusted, and he saw a small green-clad figure curled on the sofa. He didn’t turn the light on, he didn’t want t

It came as a surprise to both Harvey and Two-Face that it was the latter to breath out a guilty sigh rather than the former. Harvey’s blond brow furrowed down. This was so complex, Edward was so complex. He had merely stated the truth, a slightly mortifying truth, but it was the truth nonetheless. Which left the ex-DA picking out the sense as to why the young man had thrown an infantile tantrum and run off like some sort of adolescent child. Harvey knew he wasn’t the kindest person in Gotham, but he wasn’t Joker or Crock or even Scarecrow, the person who had caused more harm than him. It aggravated him and he was becoming q

Edward forced himself up from the sofa at the noise of the doorbell, covering himself with his dressing gown. He wiped his eyes and coughed gently, opening the curtain as he walked past so that whomever was at the door wouldn’t know he was sitting in the dark, again, crying, again. He just couldn’t stop. It had been 7 months since Harvey… left. Surely he should be over it by now? Edward sighed, holding the door handle. There was no way he would get over this, ever. “Hi,” he said as he opened the door, seeing a grey-clad delivery man, holding a large box. “Uh, I…” Edward frowned, “I didn&