Jan 31, 2007 16:51
The Loft is... mostly as it always has been. Perhaps a bit cleaner, perhaps a few more things to eat lying around, but really, it never changes. Roger is on the couch, Fender in-lap, plucking out some tune that will probably end up on the Moving Pictures soundtrack. Strangely, no one else seems to be around. Odd? Probably not.
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The last time she was in the Loft, she'd left behind her own bloody corpse, a note, and all her things. She shouldn't be here.
But it worked, and she's here, and she really can't tear her eyes away from the musician on the couch.
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"A... a lot of things," she says finally, her voice almost too soft to be heard. "Like saying goodbye." Maybe it's cheesy or corny and if it were one of Mark's movies, people would groan loudly, but it's the first thing that comes to mind and... well, she's not really in a position to over-think things at the moment.
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"Hey, Roger."
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"I..." she takes a deep breath, then looks back up at him. "You can be mad. If you want." She's not sure exactly what he's thinking, but... she knows that in his place, she'd be mad. And that's enough reason to say it.
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"I know," she whispers. "And... and I'm sorry. For what it's worth." Which, admittedly, isn't much.
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Her voice cracks and she snaps her mouth shut before she says more and ends up breaking down.
She can break down later.
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She's not going to give up just yet. He'd asked about her. He'd sent her a Christmas present. There's hope for... for something.
She steps forward and tentatively touches his shoulder.
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But she needs to understand.
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