“A heart, huh?” Garen grinned again, thinking about what it would look like. “Don’t worry, all hearts are pretty deformed, wouldn’t you say?”
Garen looked back at the cigar in his hand, thinking about the advice he was given. He could only imagine the look on his sister’s face if she knew he was smoking a cigar, not only that, but drinking in a bar as well. He wondered if she’d judge him, knowing what he was doing. He figured most likely not, but when he was a little drunk, his mind liked to overthink.
Garen put the cigar to his lips and inhaled deeply, letting the smoke sit in his lungs for a moment before blowing it out. He coughed this time too, but not nearly as much as he did before.
“Better?” He asked, his eyes watering slightly. He wasn’t sure he could get used to the taste, or the process, of smoking.
“Well, I can’t really complain about talking about things that are too dark. I was just going to ask what it’s like to be on your own all the time,” Garen rubbed the back of his head a little awkwardly.