May 09, 2006 11:56
The room is smaller and barer than Mal’s, shards of glass and a broken frame gathering dust on the floor.
Sands nudges the door open further, and leaves it swinging on the hinges as he crosses the room, kicking the glass to the edges, and ducks through another door in the corner.
There comes the sound of running water, so presumably it’s the
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Twists her head as she hears him in the bathroom, shivers slightly.
"It's freezing in here."
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The water slows, and then stops, but there is no reply.
Maybe he just didn’t hear her.
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"Got a heater?"
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Sands’ attention is firmly on the bandage he’s wrapping around his hand as he emerges, but Mal gets a flicker of a glance, eyebrow raised, before he flips the switch on the heater.
It rattles into life. Sands tugs the bandage a little tighter and returns to the bathroom.
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"You okay?"
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Without looking up, “Peachy.”
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Crouches, one hand extended.
"Want help?"
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One final tug, a small hiss of pain, and he tucks the end down and cautiously wiggles his fingers. The movement is awkward, but seemingly painless as his lips twitch into the small smile of a job well done.
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"Good."
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“How long-”
Inhale.
“-will it take to heal?”
Exhale, in a thin stream of smoke.
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"Not long. It's more ugly then deep. Two days for fully gone?"
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“Okay.”
He closes his eyes.
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"You sure you're okay?"
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“What in the hell does it have to do with you?”
That would be a ‘no’ then.
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Shrugs.
"Even when it is my fault. Got a painkiller?"
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He smirks.
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