[ it doesn't strike tseng as a strange thing to do, really—it's a wise move to take a thorough look at one's surroundings, especially when entering an unfamiliar space. sasuke will find that the suite is fairly lavish, well-appointed, and largely devoid of personality. there's an orchid plant in the living room, and there are signs of regular use in the kitchen, but otherwise it's clear that tseng isn't the type to go all-in on interior decorating.

it's also nice that tseng doesn't have to tell sasuke to take his shoes off in the doorway. while it's a habit of tseng's as well, and a gesture he appreciates, he doesn't like enforcing it on others. ]

It's... [ he pauses, delicately, and lets the door swing closed behind them so the staff can't hear. ] I can't complain about the creature comforts, but largely it's irritating for me. The suite is absurd, and I don't appreciate having attention paid to my comings and goings.

[ in comparison to a two, he couldn't say. but it is definitely not tseng's preferred lifestyle. ]

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