Another day, and Draco had slept fitfully off and on. The one dream he had of the woman Star was pleasant, and reassuring. Especially when he awoke in pain again. Miniver must have stepped away for a moment because he woke up to being alone in bed. Fresh pain flared from the stitches, and he tried to shift himself up to sit. It hurt a great deal to
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Who is perched nearby, brown eyes staring at the young man lying in pain in his bed.
She'll wait for him to notice the crow in his room.
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He eyed the bird curiously, still wincing some.
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"So you are once again conscious," she says. "The pain will go away in time."
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"Who are you?" He didn't think he was dreaming.
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But that's all part of the lesson in caring isn't it?
"I am of many names," the anger gone now; replaced with a kind of sympathy. "But you may call me 'Misery'. Most do."
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He eyed the bird, and studied her for a moment.
"So you're the other one? The fourth card that's been around?"
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She's here anyways.
"In a manner of speaking, yes. Around but out of your sight though never out of your mind and certainly not out of your heart."
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Draco sighed, "Not exactly saying anything new yet, are you?"
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She has to be human to physically smile but smiling with your voice can be done in any shape.
"Don't worry though. I'm here to keep you company until you break free of your unfeeling prison."
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The whinging isn't unnoticed but it does go unanswered. It's all a part of the learning curve. If they weren't having an effect on Draco he wouldn't be complaining now would he?
"But if you're to keep her in your sight you have to do a little walking."
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Or perhaps go back to where you were because it's familiar even if unhealthy."
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<...is there a small draft in the room?/i>
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Draco then shivered a little, and gathered the blankets closer to himself.
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