[Spike is sick of being in the infirmary. He's not really feeling healthy by any definition of the word, but he didn't get where he is today by letting things like that get in his way.]
Right. Checking myself out, doc!
[He doesn't wait for an answer before swinging his legs out of the bed. He gets hit by a wave of dizziness, but he puts a hand on
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[Spike's made it to his room, but it took a lot out of him. He's collapsed in an armchair by the TV, and he doesn't really have the energy to go get the door. He does pick up the remote and pause the DVD he's watching.]
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Nah, I don't blame you. Anything remotely resembling a hospital makes me all ooglie. Plus? Boring. [Yes, Spike, she is talking a lot without being prompted. You know what this normally means. She crosses her arms and walks over.] How's the post-stakeage treating you? [Awkward smile!]
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[He smiles when she comes in. Even when he's sore and exhausted, seeing her cheers him up.]
Boring being the key word. Here I've got telly, at least.
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That's been happening a lot. I think I made Andrew's entire year when I ran into him.
[It's an out, if she wants it. This is different, though, of course. Spike's self-aware enough to realise that much. The flood may have made them hug, but Spike would have done it anyway given the chance.]
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Spike looks a bit embarrassed.]
Well, he hugged me, and I wasn't exactly the most steady on my feet. Seemed easier than collapsing.
[And also he couldn't resist thanks to the flood.]
Hugged Elphaba too.
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[He moved his hand up to rub at his chest, right over his heart.]
Hurts the worst right here. But I'm used to heartache by now.
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