Frank is going to stay very still.
Ivy fell asleep on him and he doesn't want to wake her up.

More angry huffing and grumbling from Frank.
Matt was right. Frank did care about him more than he wanted to admit.

"Don't go doin' anything stupid until you call me Matt. Got it?"

He jabbed his finger in Matt's direction to make his point.

Frank scoffed at Poindexter's words.

"If wanted to kill you, it wouldn't be by poisoning."

He's pouring them both mugs of hot black coffee.

The way Anastasia's cheeks darkened was pleasing to see.

Proof, he still had it.

He nodded at her words and took a drink of water.

"Aye aye ma'am."

Frank gave Anastasia a small rare smile before taking another bite of his food.

Frank walked with Anastasia.
He usually wasn't soft with people.
A select few(that he chose) got to see a softer side to him.
Anastasia was one of those folks.
He's quiet as they walk together.

Frank just shrugs.

"Want some coffee?"

He's going to avoid the question.

Frank chuckled as he looked at Anastasia.

"There's an all-night diner I like just up the street.
If you're not too busy. . . ."
He spoke softly the opposite of how he usually spoke to others.

Frank sat up and winced slightly.

"Oh, I should? Is that a recommendation or an order, Dr. Mitchell?"

He's glancing to the side as he flirted slightly.
He'll take a bite of the chicken and potatoes.

He doesn't. He's just mad at the world.

And he hadn't slept in three days.

Acting like an asshole was his armor against the world.
Matt just seemed to cut right through it.
He hated feeling vulnerable.
(2/2)

"Fuck you Matt. . . . and your stupid. . . ."

Frank huffed and trailed off in favour of drinking his coffee instead.
The fact that Matt could tell exactly what he really meant infuriated Frank.
(1/2)

"Never in a million years, Poindexter!"

Glares at him.

Frank was tired and in pain, but at least he didn't have that bullet in him anymore.

"Thank you, ma'am."
He was always respectful towards women, especially her. She saved people's lives for a living.
He respected that.

"I didn't get my dinner. I could eat."