The pain's not lessening any, nor becoming any easier to manage as far as Gwen can tell. Sleep's still the order of the day, but while her bouts of consciousness are short, she's much more coherent today than the day before. Speaking's easier because she's learned what causes more pain and what doesn't. Sometimes Peter is there when she comes to
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Ducking outside, he picked some lilies and got a glass from the kitchen to put them in, then came back into the clinic, wincing a little. "Hullo," he said softly, setting them on the table by her bedside.
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With flowers, no less.
"Hi," she whispers roughly, her gaze shifting from his face to the lilies and back again. "Thank you." Her lips purse slightly as she fights the urge to cry. She's been told not to cry. Her eyes well anyway.
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A faint smile curls her mouth. "You brought flowers."
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He doesn't have to say anything, and she doesn't expect him to. It was simply something she needed to say, needed him to hear, even if it makes him uncomfortable or makes him want to run, although she doesn't mean it at all romantically.
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