Matt was amused by the exchange and gave Peter a small nod in response to the smile of his. Ribbing Mohinder had been a game Matt had enjoyed for months and so he was very welcoming to Peter's contributions.
His expression turned more serious when he nodded, though, and reached out to catch Peter's shoulder to halt him for a moment before he could leave.
"Let us know if you need us, alright? We're a team. And we're happy that you're here." He meant that, too. Peter was an asset, but much more than that, he was in the same situation as them and had just lost someone incredibly important. They should stick together. Help each other out.
He waited for Peter's nod of understanding before he let him go. Then he proceeded to feel antsy for no reason, which was dumb, so he battled it by attempting to ignore it. It was a few moments after the door had shut again that he adressed Mohinder.
"Hey." He leaned against the wall halfway-separated the living room from the kitchen, arms crossed over his chest as he watched the miserable pile of a human that was his flatmate and co-parent. "Need an aspirin?"
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His expression turned more serious when he nodded, though, and reached out to catch Peter's shoulder to halt him for a moment before he could leave.
"Let us know if you need us, alright? We're a team. And we're happy that you're here." He meant that, too. Peter was an asset, but much more than that, he was in the same situation as them and had just lost someone incredibly important. They should stick together. Help each other out.
He waited for Peter's nod of understanding before he let him go. Then he proceeded to feel antsy for no reason, which was dumb, so he battled it by attempting to ignore it. It was a few moments after the door had shut again that he adressed Mohinder.
"Hey." He leaned against the wall halfway-separated the living room from the kitchen, arms crossed over his chest as he watched the miserable pile of a human that was his flatmate and co-parent. "Need an aspirin?"