Two forearms with matching black script fine line tattoos reading Okay? and Okay. on the forearm, with hands joined beside them.

Matching Okay script tattoos on forearms

Lettering · Forearm · Black and grey · Photo

Two forearms show matching script tattoos, one reading Okay? on the upper arm and one reading Okay. on the lower arm. The lettering is thin, dark and flowing, with smooth linework and no shading. The background is a patterned fabric and a tiled surface, and the photograph is in natural colour with the ink appearing dark grey or black.

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The galley whiteboard had been Ruth's since the MV Corran left Oban, and by the time the swell came up past Mull she had written three things on it in capitals: SOUP, NO BREAD, KEEP THE KETTLE OFF THE SLIDE. Beneath them she had left a space, because Dev had taken the night watch and she had no idea what that meant for a man who had been sick over the rail twice before first light.

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He came down the companionway at two bells with his oilskins streaming and stood in the doorway holding the frame. The pan on the hob was knocking against its clamp. She didn't turn round. She said, Lift that pot off before it lands on the cat, would you, and he did, and the steam rose between them smelling of leek and salt.

Okay, he said. It was not a question, but she heard it as one anyway.

Later, when the boat had settled into its long slow roll and most of the crew were snoring in the mess, she uncapped the marker and wrote a single word under the soup. Then she rubbed out the capitals, leaving only the word, and waited. When Dev came back for his tea he read it, took the pen from her hand, and wrote one word underneath with a full stop after it, small and certain, as if it had never been in doubt.

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