"I want you to be happy," Sorey murmurs, though that's not what he'd intended to say at first. He was going to say he wanted Vahvuus to be comfortable, to feel like they could talk to each other and be themselves around one another. Somehow it became that because the more Sorey sees of him, the more Sorey is convinced that Vahvuus isn't just lacking in happiness; he's unhappy. He does have emotions, and for some reason his heart is hurting. "I want you to do what makes you happy." It sounds a bit like an order; I order you to do what you want, in a way, but if that's what Vahvuus needs for permission, Sorey will give it to him.