[Mycroft is well aware that Gregory does not like to blow his own horn. This is why he is prodding him to do so, that way he cannot say it was bragging, that it was just 'telling the story'. Lestrade seems to be quite pleased with the results and Mycroft does want to know.]
I truly do. [Then he settles the direction of their walk, nodding his head at the salient details. He is, however, silently grateful that Lestrade sums up so well.]
[He does raise both eyebrows, as they reached the end of the tale.] ... so you were chasing him, on foot, alone?
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<.< Okay. I shall only think it in my head then.
1/5/14 11:35 (UTC)I truly do. [Then he settles the direction of their walk, nodding his head at the salient details. He is, however, silently grateful that Lestrade sums up so well.]
[He does raise both eyebrows, as they reached the end of the tale.] ... so you were chasing him, on foot, alone?