Kadaj looked away when his brother mentioned catching him, but after avoiding his gaze for a few seconds, he was back to glaring at him. Why did he have to bring that up? "You're still responsible for my death. You had to have known that killing him would kill me, too. Don't try to deny it. Who told you that rule, anyway? And how do you know they weren't lying?"

A genuine pout made its way onto his face when it seemed like his accusations about cheating were contested, and he floundered for a moment before saying, "That's not why it's cheating! I could counter it if I wanted to. In fact, I will! Don't you dare ask the nurse what my room number is!" There had to be some way to counter it, right? Maybe if he said that Cloud was some kind of stalker...

"I'm not telling you my room number. Why do you want to know so badly, anyway? It doesn't concern you." He sounded sulky now, even to his own ears. Damn it, he should have tried something else. Stupid traitor.