Pieter Cross looked at the poor souls who filed into the church. When winter came, more and more of the city's homeless and drug-addled populace came to the church, if only for the fact that there was a warm meal and some beds in the make shift shelter that was set up
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Her arms held a huge pot wrapped in a towel. Inside was one of the few things she felt confident enough to make and that she hoped wouldn't poison people. It was a 16 quart stock pot filled with a grossly modified version of Ollie's chili. This pot was actually edible and contained only just enough spice to be pleasant. She had promised Pieter she would come with him tonight and she wouldn't break a promise even if she did feel awkward in such a place.
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Three more hours was what the schedule said, but Pieter knew he'd probably be there at least twice that. A quick look in the boy's ears and he saw the problem and gave his mother the pink fluid to give to her son. He knew it was a viral infection, and so he had given her a mild sedative, telling her it was an antibiotic that he needed to take every 4 hours until it was gone. It'd stop his pain, and she'd leave him alone. Stupid corporate doctors, giving penicillin and amoxicillin to every single patient, making resistant bacteria.
But it was alright. He was going to take a small lunch break while Dinah was here. Well... dinner now. But the chili smells wonderful, though the fact it was Dinah making it colors his perception slightly.
(COMPASSION)
(LOVE)
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Undoubtedly, it's more homeless trying to avoid the winter cold.
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No one was at the door. Something was wrong. Pieter just wasn't sure what it was.
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One of them has a voice familiar to Dinah...
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Which would mean no pulse, no inner machinery, nothing. Even Todd in shadow form showed up slightly in infrared, if you knew how to look.
But these things didn't.
"Hello, there..." he said apprehensively. "How can I help you?"
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