Characters: OU!Wufei, AU!Quatre, AU!Wufei
Where: a private examination room at the clinic
When: a little bit after the transfer of the kidnapping victims to the clinic
Summary: AU!Quatre peeks in on OU!Wufei to check how he's doing during the chaos at the clinic; AU!Wufei has bad timing
Warnings: mention of previous events, angst, possible arguing
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Winner was back. After their last conversation, Wufei wasn't so sure he wanted to see the other man quite so soon.
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He was about to remark on this with gentle irritation when she appeared, and he found himself frozen from the inside out, unable to speak, unable to even breathe. Winner had not meant him when he had spoken the name 'Wufei'.
Every denial and betrayal, every word he had ignored as delusional, every statement he had thrown into the faces of the allies he had met here suddenly ceased to be relevant. If she was here, and her name was Wufei, then anything at all was possible and he was more the fool for believing otherwise.
She was wearing her hair slightly differently, and her voice was blessedly unrecognizable, but Wufei knew exactly who she was -- in his world, and he wondered, with the small part of his brain that was not paralyzed with a shock that was bleeding further into horror with each moment that ( ... )
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She set a hand on her hip and turned her most appraising expression upon the man in the little exam room; but she couldn't help a small start of surprise. He was a kinsman. In fact, he almost looked like...
"Are any necessary?" she asked, keeping her voice even.
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"No," he replied flatly. "We know each other well enough."
He focused on the indignation he'd felt, on the remembered sharp words and sarcasm they had traded over the PDAs; there was no reasoning with his confusion and shock, or the odd affection he felt towards the sudden vibrant memory of the girl whose spirit he had at last laid to rest.
He glanced towards Quatre, gaze traveling down to their joined hands. It was stupid to be irritated by this display, to feel the faintest hint of jealous betrayal, but he couldn't help himself. "I thought you'd better taste," he said, not sure which of them he was speaking to. "Or at the least, better discretion."
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She did slide her hand from Quatre's grasp though, crossing her arms and fixing her "double" with a hard glare. "But I don't want to make the patient uncomfortable," she added. "Maybe it would be better if I left."
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A terrible thought occurred to him, and he pulled it in, shut it down, and locked down every bit of emotion that he could with the aid of pain.
He stepped outside of the situation entirely, letting his anger and indignation run ice cold, calming himself by pushing it all away, divorcing himself from the too-close situation; letting himself slide into the objective viewpoint of the observer, who watched the reactions of all three of them with clinical detachment.
"I agree," he said.
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