He hopes that more people will step forward to defend the city as a whole and not just Hell's Kitchen. She's right though; Daredevil has become far too much of who and what he is for him to leave it behind. It's a lot more than she realizes, making the coffee and being there when he comes home.
Foggy wants Matt to be happy and that's what he is now. Foggy also thinks more of Katniss than Katniss thinks of herself. Foggy will eventually get her to relax. He does that to people. It's one reason he's invaluable with clients. He's also a damn good lawyer in general. He'd like for Katniss to be friends with both Foggy and Karen. They're big parts of his life.
That worst is a big thing to him. He'd never forgive himself if something happened to her because of him and she's not as replaceable as she seems to think, not to him. He does understand wanting one's life to mean something, but he'd rather her not die in the process. He'd rather the best happen. They can both live with that. Her getting in great shape, both fighting and physical has been the point. It's been more fun than he imagined it would be to train with her.
She's got no reason to feel awkward. She never had. The point had been to be comfortable and be able to move easily. That he likes it when she works out in a sports bra is besides the point.
Yeah. She's getting to know him far too well (secretly he likes it). Of course, he also recognizes that she's holding back a laugh. He can't even disguise the gasp her words and her breath against his ear tugs out of him. He knows what she's trying to do, but the words are unexpected and visceral, evoking a reaction out of him that's instinctive. He's well aware that she probably notices that physical reaction as well.
Oh, her diversion is successful and he ends up on his back smirking. "I really hope that none of the bad guys use that sort of diversion. I don't think they'd have the same effect coming from someone else."
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Foggy wants Matt to be happy and that's what he is now. Foggy also thinks more of Katniss than Katniss thinks of herself. Foggy will eventually get her to relax. He does that to people. It's one reason he's invaluable with clients. He's also a damn good lawyer in general. He'd like for Katniss to be friends with both Foggy and Karen. They're big parts of his life.
That worst is a big thing to him. He'd never forgive himself if something happened to her because of him and she's not as replaceable as she seems to think, not to him. He does understand wanting one's life to mean something, but he'd rather her not die in the process. He'd rather the best happen. They can both live with that. Her getting in great shape, both fighting and physical has been the point. It's been more fun than he imagined it would be to train with her.
She's got no reason to feel awkward. She never had. The point had been to be comfortable and be able to move easily. That he likes it when she works out in a sports bra is besides the point.
Yeah. She's getting to know him far too well (secretly he likes it). Of course, he also recognizes that she's holding back a laugh. He can't even disguise the gasp her words and her breath against his ear tugs out of him. He knows what she's trying to do, but the words are unexpected and visceral, evoking a reaction out of him that's instinctive. He's well aware that she probably notices that physical reaction as well.
Oh, her diversion is successful and he ends up on his back smirking. "I really hope that none of the bad guys use that sort of diversion. I don't think they'd have the same effect coming from someone else."