[ so his suspicions were right. He's retroactively ashamed for not realizing it wasn't Trish, considering the odd behavior "she" had been displaying and the way Polnareff had reacted - then again, he can't blame himself too much. He'd known her less than a week. It's good to hear that she at least has a home, and enough money to get by for the time being. Bruno believes that Giorno would share some of Passione's money with her to get her on her feet if she needed it. He also believes Trish is much too proud to ask for a handout, and Giorno is a little too self-involved with his lofty dreams (and likely too busy adjusting to his new position) to think to do it on his own, so knowing she has her own reserve is a comfort. ]

You'll make it back.

[ he won't go as far as to say we. But his voice, tired as it is, still has that unwavering steel quality to it. ]

Don't hesitate to ask Passione for help. I won't claim all of them are good people, but I know you can trust Mista. Giorno, too. [ maybe even Fugo, if he's still alive. A pause; he closes his eyes, resting his head against the wall. ] My accounts and investments should be under his control now. It's not much, but you have my blessing to use what you need.