*John had broken yet another radio. It was the fifth one this week and currently he was sat outside his tent with the radio in pieces across the floor, joined by a huge mug of coffee which currently sat steaming away and untouched. Currently John was trying to put a tiny fiddle piece of radio back into its rightful place but his pudgy fingers were
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Hey.
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Patting the log bench John shifted up, thankful that it was large enough for at least two super-sized versions of himself to sit on before it got a little cramped. John was pleased to see Logan, a friendly face amongst a sea of new and often barely concealed disgust. He didn't blame the others for being so shocked by his size and boy did John now know what Fred went through on a daily basis.
What he needed lately was that reminder of what had been before, the stability of a level headed individual like Logan, who would look beyond the weight and see the same man he had always been... or so he hoped.*
Hey Logan, how you been?
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Feel like I got my head in a goddamn goldfish bowl.
*Well, there was little use pretending everything was hunky-dory, was there? Practically everyone in camp was miserable. Logan shrugged, glancing at the ground in front of him before looking at John again. Of course, some had it worse than others. Much as Logan hated being a living light show (in theory, anyway; he hadn't tried to produce light yet, and he wasn't planning to), he didn't envy John at all.*
You?
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I reckon I'm gettin' used to havin' this bulk added onto my frame though I don't think the budget will appreciate a sudden influx in radio orders. Guess it's given me a better sense of what poor Fred used to have to go through. Apart from that though I'm doin' alright.
How's your leg?
*He remembered that Logan had managed to kick the table one or two times during their meeting, obviously not having an instant healing ability meant that every bump, scrape and accident left a slight bruise.*
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*Logan was actually vaguely amused, now that the pain had subsided. The last time a bruise'd had time to show up on his body was... God... That time with the cannonball? He thought that was it. It was pretty surreal that something as stupid as hitting your leg against a table could have the same effect.*
Radios? *Logan didn't see how having a supersized body necessitated ordering more radios.* You can't be that hungry.
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*John laughed and slapped Logan on the back forgetting his own strength and the fact that the poor guy would probably feel it. He grinned sheepishly as he realised what he had done*
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*OK, Logan was amused. He'd always found Fred's shape pretty amusing - his jokes at Fred's expense were rarely intended to be personal, though no one else seemed to distinguish between the man and his body - and it was no different now that John was the supersized one.
The slap on his back caught Logan by surprise, and he almost fell forward. Dammit, that hurt. It was like he could still feel the imprint of John's hand on his back. In fact, it wouldn't have surprised Logan if there was a fiery hand burning on his back, right between his shoulders.*
I may not be a goddamn radio, John, but do me a favor. Don't sit on me.
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