[Stares at the two of them with my piercing, beady eyes.]

I assumed he would be foolish.

[Dokja seems to always be pretty foolish about a lot of things.]

Being a dhampir didn't bother him as much as it should, and yet your decision to wait until I spoke to him seems to have made him upset.

I told him not to argue with you because your intentions were to let me do it.

[He sounds a bit disappointed Dokja is choosing to be petty from... insecurity? He doesn't know.]

I'm sorry. It would have been better if you simply had told him.

[D would have accepted the brunt of the breach of trust.]