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Posted: Thu Jun 01, 2017 4:26 pm
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Posted: Thu Jun 01, 2017 5:51 pm
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without the ********, god, they should have seen Preacher when she'd been in the hospital, too, but - they'd had this awful sick feeling burning them up from the inside the entire time, like something'd hooked itself inside their throat and pulled, and burns, burns - they knew well enough, every time they looked at their ******** wrist, Ezra's handprint echoed onto it forever in pulled-white skin.
Preacher hadn't saved their life, maybe it was different that way - they knew it wasn't. They knew she hated them now, sure as anything, because they'd hate them too and they'd hate the cowardice.
It was tricky to have the hospital staff let them through (why would youwant to see him, and the looks - they pulled their shoulders tight and stuffed their hands in their pockets and barely spoke above a whisper, cheeks fury-bright and splotchy pink spiderwebbed through their freckles) and it wasn't -- their fault -- that wasn't the point, the point was that someone had tried to ******** kill Mercer) - they stood in the doorway and stared at him, wide-eyed, hollow-eyed.
azuredreams alexis says hi and i say i don't know how to restrain my length of writing
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Posted: Thu Jun 01, 2017 6:32 pm
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bruh
One of the nurses gave Preacher the nastiest side-eye she'd ever seen. Then, she remembered how she'd threatened to strangle him with the IV cord if he didn't find some way for her to walk around with her injured foot. Oops. Well, she'd gotten a set of crutches after that. Technically, she was supposed to still be using those crutches... But instead, she wore a modified protective boot. It kept the pressure off of the injured bit of her foot. She was pretty sure her toes had melted together, there - there'd bee scarring, but the doctors were good. It was also good that she didn't really go for pedicures. No need to traumatize the nail clerk.
Finding out where the chief of police's room was located was relatively easy and she cracked open the door and slipped inside. "Boss, tha ******** you doin' here?" He didn't look dead, exactly, and that was a big plus.
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Posted: Thu Jun 01, 2017 7:24 pm
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without the rigmarole
The truth of the matter was that Alexis and Jeremiah had probably seen more of each other than one of them wanted to. One of them was likely Alexis but then Alexis also probably did not mind (nor did Jeremiah).
The silver-haired man was sitting up in the hospital bed, his eyes closed. There was a cane hooked on the bed, a laptop on the beside table and the television was on but muted. It was a futbol game that was on (who knew how they had managed to get that channel here).
His eyes cracked open when he heard the door, slivers of blue-green glow visible before he sighed. "Come in, Alexis, sit down." Jeremiah gestured loosely for the nearby chair. He was, at the moment, only wearing trousers. His torso was visible, a dark spot of bruising over his heart that spread out into purples and blues and eventually greens and yellows at the edges. Jeremiah's arms were also a mottle of bruising and, for once, the icy scarring of his spine was visible at the back of his neck just because he was not wearing a top.
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Posted: Thu Jun 01, 2017 7:33 pm
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bruh
Jeremiah snorted when he heard Preacher. "Enabling you to return the favor of hospital visit." Then he was making a face because maybe snorting was not such a good idea, it pulled things. While he certainly was not dead, he looked as if he probably should have been by the bruising all over his body.
One of his eyes was bloodshot.
He gestured for her to sit.
"Someone decided my chest needed ventilation. It did not exactly go as planned," he said dryly, once he felt comfortable enough to speak again.
stab stab stab
Jeremiah's eyes cracked open when Temperance came in, closing again when she went to the whiteboard and opening once more when she spoke. "It's a latent ability, yes. I've had it for nearly a year." It's the reason he was alive. "It is not, exactly, something I turn on and off at whim."
His eyes cut then to the pocket she patted, going to her face and raising an eyebrow.
"I assume you ran into the most resent resident who has attempted to take blood from me?" The needle had broken. Jeremiah had felt just a little bad about it.
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Posted: Thu Jun 01, 2017 7:37 pm
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Double Double Toil & Trouble
Jeremiah, had he been on medication, might have thought he was seeing double or seriously medicated. He was not, however, and recognized mother and daughter immediately. He smiled, even if his lip was busted and it pulled.
Then snorted as they both spoke. It took a moment but he parsed it all. "While I appreciate the warpath, sunshine, this was of the non-magical mundane variety." A sigh. "Not that I don't agree shite is getting out of hand with the other side." A glance to Leanne and he was also shaking his head. "Do I at least have some what, Red? It was my magic that kept me alive and it's my magic that is ... particularly interesting to some of the staff here."
He should've been dead, he was not. Jeremiah gestured for them to have a seat.
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