I don't know. [ He honestly admits. Mostly since he doesn't think there is any advice to be given here. It's a situation he's thought about so much - if there was some way to solve it, surely he would have come across it by now, rather than just stressing himself out over the same thing over and over.

Inigo pauses, glancing over at Jingyi, and then adds: ] Just lean against me if you need it.

[ Since he's tired! It's ok, bro, Inigo's got you. Especially since they're sitting side by side now, it just seems like a waste to force Jingyi to keep sitting up when he's just a tired blob. ]

But I don't really feel like there's a solution to this. Other than just owning up to it, but.. that would just ruin our friendship. [ And that's the last thing Inigo wants. He can't handle that on top of all the other misery this train throws into his lap. He sucks in a breath, and then, as if sighing the name out: ] Since it's Tidus.

[ And he's not sure if Jingyi noticed, since he's still relatively new, but Inigo thinks a lot of people on the train would know how inseperatable the two of them tend to be. ]