Saffron couldn't remember the last time she'd been so bad off. She'd been injured twice before on the island - once during that freak snowstorm, when she'd been rescued by Brad, and once on Halloween more than three years ago, when she'd fought Reavers with River and gotten stitched up by Simon - and neither had been as bad as this. She was stuck
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He'd gone home, and it wasn't until someone brought him word that people were hurt, other people he cared about, that Dean finally woke up and took notice.
She looks like she's sleeping when he appears in the clinic doorway - sleeping, he makes himself think again, not dead despite the bruises - and he enters as quietly as he can. He doesn't want to wake her, but his hand are reaching before he knows it, wrapping gently around her own as he sinks into the chair.
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When she turned her head slightly and saw that it was Dean, she smiled, unmistakably fond, but tired. "Hi, honey," Saffron said hoarsely, squeezing his hands.
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"Punctured lung?" he guesses by the sound of it, voice not holding steady even for the briefness of the question.
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"But it'll get better," he says, though it's small comfort when it hurts now, he knows. "Please tell me somebody kicked that zombie's ass."
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She paused, the hitch back in her breath, her gaze sliding to where her palm rested against Dean's cheek, his own much larger hand covering it. "I wouldn't have - gotten out if it hadn't been for him."
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"C'mere," she all but whispered, and drew him close enough to press a slightly lingering kiss to his forehead. "I'm going - to be fine. And back to - kicking your ass in no time."
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