[There's still nothing here that could be considered even mildly incriminating, which, again, is entirely expected and yet vaguely frustrating nonetheless. But no matter. He's well-acquainted with disappointment, keeps his expectations low.]
I wasn't aware that you still kept in touch.
[Because Jack knew him before Heine was ever in the RAC, but even admitting that much would mean less than nothing. Jack and Angelika's past entanglement isn't exactly a secret-- it's how the Dogs ended up Company property rather than military equipment, after all. Whether that part is a good or a bad thing, Giovanni neither knows nor very much cares.
And of course, he's aware of Heine's movements himself, to a degree. Tracks them, you could say (...or if you were being less polite about the whole thing you could call it stalking...), to the best of his ability given his position, the restrictions place on him. That Jack had been the one to ensure Heine made it into the RAC hadn't crossed his mind, though, for some reason. He hadn't thought Jack would think it through that far.]
A dick move. Well, you said it. Though in all honesty I doubt they thought much about 'everyone else' at all. Neither the person who helped him, nor Heine himself. Not that any of that matters now, I suppose.
[Except, of course, it does.]
But don't misunderstand me. I wouldn't want to be some worthless stray. I just struggle to understand how a mutt like that could be worthy of anyone's attention.
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I wasn't aware that you still kept in touch.
[Because Jack knew him before Heine was ever in the RAC, but even admitting that much would mean less than nothing. Jack and Angelika's past entanglement isn't exactly a secret-- it's how the Dogs ended up Company property rather than military equipment, after all. Whether that part is a good or a bad thing, Giovanni neither knows nor very much cares.
And of course, he's aware of Heine's movements himself, to a degree. Tracks them, you could say (...or if you were being less polite about the whole thing you could call it stalking...), to the best of his ability given his position, the restrictions place on him. That Jack had been the one to ensure Heine made it into the RAC hadn't crossed his mind, though, for some reason. He hadn't thought Jack would think it through that far.]
A dick move. Well, you said it. Though in all honesty I doubt they thought much about 'everyone else' at all. Neither the person who helped him, nor Heine himself. Not that any of that matters now, I suppose.
[Except, of course, it does.]
But don't misunderstand me. I wouldn't want to be some worthless stray. I just struggle to understand how a mutt like that could be worthy of anyone's attention.