"I trust you."
"So," Pegasus sighed, "youâre completely sure you wish for me to do this?" His voice dipped at the end. It wasnât exactly a question â more a statement. One that stems from a faint disbelief, a sense of insecurity.
Normally heâd relish this kind of an opportunity. He wondered what had gotten him so self-conscious lately! This uh, this wasnât like him.
"Y-yes, go-go-go ahead, Mister. P-Pegasus," Indus replied. Pegasus huffed a little. There was always something a little funny about being called a âmisterâ. But he didnât have the heart to tell him so he gave a half-frown and a shrug. Besides, it was kind of sweet. Endearing, even.Â
"Alright, alright," was the response. Pegasus squinted a little, cocked his head. "But please do not be offended if it doesnât quite, uh, if it doesnâtâŠwork, Indus."
Well, here we go..
He didnât actually listen to whatever his friend said next, because he was much too busy dragging his pen across the paper. Uh..line here, another there â no! Not there. Over this way a little. Aw shit.
He bit his lip. Held the picture away, an armâs length. Rotated it left, right, 180Âș, 90. Stared at the image. Looked back at Indus.
Frowned a little. Frowned a lot.Â
Laughed a lot, too, soon enough. Oh dear.
"Maybe it needs some colour, hey?"
Because it was kind of a mess of black lines in the vague shape of a face. Woops.















