As Ink lay in bed, trying to recover from his cold, Error checked in on him regularly to make sure he was okay. He brought him soup, medicine, and anything else he needed to feel better. Ink couldn't help but feel grateful for Error's kindness and support.
"Thanks for taking care of me, Error. I don't know what I would have done without you," Ink said, his voice still raspy.
"No need to thank me, Ink. That's what friends are for," Error replied, giving Ink a small smile.
Ink smiled back, glad to have Error as his friend. "I know, but it still means a lot. You didn't have to go out of your way to help me like this," he said.
Error shrugged, downplaying his efforts. "It was nothing, really. I just wanted to make sure you were okay," he said.
Ink's smile grew wider, feeling warmed by Error's words. "Well, it means a lot to me. You're a good friend, Error," he said.
Error smiled, happy to see Ink feeling better already. "You are too, Ink. Get some rest, and let me know if you need anything else," he said, giving Ink a pat on the shoulder.
Ink closed his eyes, feeling grateful for Error's friendship and support. As he drifted off to sleep, he couldn't help but feel lucky to have someone like Error in his life.
After a few days of rest, Ink was feeling much better. His voice was no longer raspy, and his coughing and sniffles had subsided. As he got back into the swing of things, he couldn't help but feel grateful for Error's help.
"Thanks again for taking care of me, Error. I really appreciate it," Ink said, a smile on his face.
Error grinned, happy to see Ink feeling better. "No problem at all, Ink. I'm just glad you're feeling better," he said.
As they continued their work, Ink felt a renewed vigor, ready to take on any challenges that came their way. And with Error's support, he knew that there was nothing they couldn't handle. Together, they worked hard and accomplished great things, cementing their friendship and their partnership.
As the days passed, Ink found himself feeling happier than he had in a long time. His work was going well, and he had a good friend by his side. And though they faced challenges and setbacks from time to time, he knew that he could always count on Error to be there for him.
As the days passed, Ink started to become more and more hyperactive. He was constantly bouncing around and asking Error questions, even when Error was trying to focus on his work. At first, Error tried to be patient and answer Ink's questions, but as time went on, he found himself becoming more and more annoyed.
"Ink, I need to focus on this right now. Please give me some space," Error said, his voice tinged with frustration.
But Ink didn't seem to hear him. He continued to bounce around and ask questions, heedless of Error's needs. Finally, Error snapped.
"Ink, can't you see that I need to concentrate? I can't work like this!" he said, his voice raised.
Ink stopped in his tracks, surprised by Error's outburst. "I'm sorry, Error. I didn't realize I was being that annoying," he said, his voice soft.
Error sighed, feeling guilty for snapping at Ink. "I'm sorry, Ink. I didn't mean to snap at you. I'm just having a hard time focusing," he said, his voice apologetic.
Ink nodded, understanding Error's frustration. "It's okay. I can be a bit much sometimes," he said, his tone sheepish.
From that day on, Ink made a conscious effort to give Error more space when he was working, understanding that he needed to focus to do his best work. And though there were still moments of annoyance and frustration, the two friends learned how to communicate their needs better and work together more effectively. Through it all, their friendship only grew stronger.
ink & error part 4
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