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I’m testing out some new pens so enjoy this shitty scribble that I have no plans on finishing.

Up for a drive? He couldn’t stop staring at the glyphs scripted out on his communication holo. They taunted him and Bumblebee nearly warped the metal from how tightly he clenched the mechanism built into his gauntlet.

After radio silence on both their ends, here Breakdown reached out without mentioning their argument. Not a word about making amends or even acknowledging the rumors Bee set into motion about moving on from him. Just, Up for a drive?

It proved, without a shadow of doubt, that Swindle had told the truth to Bee— Breakdown actually thought they were just on ‘break’ and that with some time for Bee to cool off they could continue where they left off, pretending as though the scout’s silly little request had never been uttered.

Now, a reasonable mech would respond in quite a number of assuredly reasonable ways. Firstly—they wouldn’t. In fact, one may argue that ignoring the message was the correct course of action. Bumblebee didn’t owe his ex anything and most certainly not a response to what essentially was a request to meet up that outright ignored the fact that their relationship ended.

Alternatively, a reasonable mech might make it a point to remind their ex of exactly that—Bumblebee and Breakdown weren’t together anymore, contrary to what the Stunticon might think, so no. Bee would not join him on a drive.

Unfortunately for Breakdown, Bumblebee was no longer a reasonable mech and so he opted to respond with a simple:

Wrist hurts? No problem! Draw exceedingly hard 3D mechanical designs when you can’t conceptualize in that dimension!