Training Time

Perhaps… Ludwig took the dogs somewhere with him so… it’s quiet. Though I’m not sure how loving a bird could be.

Hey, birds are plenty loving in their own way! If you want, get a puppy yourself even! Maybe a cat, although those are quiet too.

I'll think about it. I'm not sure right now. I used to have a bruder running about keeping things noisy.

Sometimes I prefer it otherwise though… *mumbled*

Hm? Otherwise? *tilts his head to the side* That you did overwork yourself? Why? 

Nein, not overwork. More… than quiet. Sometimes I like noise.

Maybe you should get a few pets around the house then. They’d make plenty of noise. Like birds. Birds are awesome pets!

Perhaps... Ludwig took the dogs somewhere with him so... it's quiet. Though I'm not sure how loving a bird could be.

Sometimes I prefer it otherwise though… *mumbled*

Hm? Otherwise? *tilts his head to the side* That you did overwork yourself? Why? 

Nein, not overwork. More... than quiet. Sometimes I like noise.

And just why do you think I need to relax?

Because you’ll overwork yourself! I’d rather it be nice and quiet for you so you can actually relax than overwork yourself!

Sometimes I prefer it otherwise though... *mumbled*

And just why do you think I need to relax?

Perhaps it is time...?

He stopped almost as the same time as her, his eyebrows lightly frowned. He didn’t want to demand apologizes or excuses just right now, so he simply let a small smile appear on his lips while he shook his head. “Don’t worry about it, the important thing it’s you are safe and sound, isn’t it?” Gilbert slightly squeezed her right shoulder to show he wasn’t mad at her more than he was worried. 

"Ja. You're the best bruder I could ever ask for, you know." Looking up, she caught his small smile that inspired her own and her pace quickened slightly as she led him to the restaurant, a small hole-in-the-wall place that was packed but for a single table for two next to the window. As Angie led them to the table, Louise nodded at the woman in a dirndl and looked about. "This place hasn't changed," she commented, the decorum fit for a classic Black Forest cabin.