There were no warm smells coming from the kitchen, no food stains in odd places, there were no crazy items on the table and there was a distint lack of Insanity in the kitchen. In short there was no Del, she wasn't there but she wasn't really anywhere right now. Except when she remembered and looked around the room she was in and knew what she had
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Del wasn't a mission, not precisely, but preventing harm was a part of his duty. He couldn't help her locate Bob. He couldn't help her change or adjust.
He'd failed.
He wasn't unaccustomed to failure, but it never quite fitted into his view of how things should be.
Watching her from the doorframe, he attempted to find a motive. Maybe she was trying to return to her origin point by terminating her current existence. Maybe she was hoping to reencounter her sister Death who'd called herself Didi. Maybe there was no reasoning at all behind her actions, maybe she was just trying to stop the pain.
And even though she hadn't accomplished it, she looked halfway there.
"Hi, Del," he greeted simply, taking several steps to reach her bed. "I don't like that word either."
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He finally ended up at the clinic, and he was just at the doorway when he heard her. "Del?" He asked softly coming over to her. He hadn't known, hadn't been there and he felt like shit. He reached out, but couldn't bring himself to take her hand.
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Closing her eyes, Delirium opened them and looked at Chris sadly. "hELLo, diD you coME TO HELp me?"
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He found a chair and pulled it up beside the bed. "Do you mind some company?" He'd leave if she wanted, but he would feel right about it. He still didn't know exactly what happened, maybe he should ask one of the doctors eventually.
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Del hadn't been at breakfast that morning, and it didn't take too much effort to find out why that was and where she was instead. He hid his discomfort easily enough when he walked into the room and over to the bed Del was assigned to, silent the entire time. And maybe he wasn't the one admitted, but he still wanted to know where his fucking lollipop was. He hated this place.
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Delirium stared at the ceiling, reaching out to touch it and letting her hand drop back to the bed. Her eyes locked on the man, Asher's, for a moment. "hELLo," Delirium said with a tired smile.
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Moving nearer to the bed and pulling a chair along the way, he looked up at the ceiling and got and eyeful of... well, ceiling. Setting the seat beside the bed, he sat down heavily and sighed. "Hi." That probably should have come before the breakfast thing, but he wasn't good at this stuff.
"I would have gotten you a balloon with something cheesy written on it, but this place doesn't have a gift shop." He didn't understand why people received balloons when they were in the hospital, but it seemed almost mandatory.
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Delirium reached out with her good hand to try and get Asher. She couldn't feel her other hand properly, it was numb and tingly. She couldn't really move it properly either. "yOU SHouLD havE BLOwn uP COndOMS thEN WE coULD HAVe uSED THEM AFter theY expLoded," Delirium said grinning at him crazily.
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He'd heard things, kept his ears open and finally found out she was in the clinic. Joey hadn't even known there was a doctor house here. He'd comforted himself with the thought that maybe she was there for a foot fungus infection or a suspicious looking rash. Something that could be treated.
When he poked his head in and caught sight of the bandages around her wrist, his comfort levels plummeted. Pulling the pineapple he'd brought in front of him, he ventured inside the room.
"I woulda knocked but..." He pointed over his shoulder at the door. "....I forgot to."
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He dangled it next to the bed, even as he reached and pulled a chair up to sprawl on, hoping she wouldn't mind too much. "You know what you oughta get?" He waited a beat for emphasis; it really was the world best invention. "Magna-Doodle message board. You'll never forget anything ever again."
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He watched her for a minute, standing in the doorway. It looked like Chase was her doctor, not that that was surprising. He seemed to pick up patients like strays.
Not that House wanted her. She was crazy. Diagnostically uninteresting.
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"GranDfather!" Delirium called out happily
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