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song played quietly in the background as he sat on the couch, eyes staring straight ahead. It had been months and still...still there were days when he could barely get out of bed.
He'd yet to feel anything between his legs, and hadn't so much as stood naked in front of his husband since he was able to move about on his own two feet.
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Finally walking inside their apartment, Danny sighed when he heard what was playing on the stereo and once he'd taken off his shoes and jacket, he immediately turned it off, not wanting Don to listen to that depressing shit. "Hey, babe." he said quietly when he sat down beside him and gently squeezed his hand. "How was yer day?"
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Despite everything that happened, Don had never stopped being tender and loving to Danny, treating him as though he were made of the rarest mineral on earth. But always was the undercurrent of sadness, plain in his eyes, and tonight was no exception as after the kiss, he limped off to the kitchen to start on dinner.
Menial tasks made life easier for him now and gave his brain something to focus on other than the attack.
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"I...I had to read a...a victim statement t-today at the sentencing." Don's voice broke towards the end, making it clear that it had been a very tough day for him.
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"Th-they can't hurt me any-anymore." He added in a mumble, his eyes empty and sad. Because of one stupid move, the men had effectively ruined the Don everyone knew and loved permanently.
"Y'want p-pizza or somethin'? I know y'had a long day." He asked, the tenderness coming out in full force as he smoothed a hand over Danny's hair.
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"I-I'll call it in." He whispered, moving away before the tears could roll down his face.
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Sighing softly, he sat at the edge of the bed, undoing his tie.
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As Danny loosened his tie, Don thought of how best to form the words that had been running through his mind for so long. It would kill both of them, he knew, but it was for the best. Danny deserved better and that was his primary motivation for doing it.
"I think we should seperate." He whispered after several moments, Don finding no better way of putting it. His voice was calm, emotionless, and his eyes were empty; emotion would only further complicate this process.
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