He hadn’t meant to slice open his knee, of course, it just happened. He’d been finishing up a run down the beach and had mounted the path up toward the compound when he’d tripped on an exposed root, sending him tumbling on his ass. Thankfully no one had been there to see it, but he’d ripped his knee a bit on the fall. "Shit," he muttered, eying the
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He hadn't been in the clinic before.
"Hey, FBI."
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"If there's no gear and no goal, it's no go." He pulled himself up to sit on the edge of an opposite counter.
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He pursed his lips, shaking his head. "So you're more of a sports kind of guy? Lacrosse, right?"
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"Ahahahayeah I am," he smirked. "And hell yeah lacrosse. Soccer's for pussies and football's for meatheads."
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"And what did we decide about hockey? Just stupid?" He folded his arms over his chest, waiting.
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"Aaaah, I guess it's okay. I mean, it basically is lacrosse on ice. If you can't have one the other's not the worst option, yanno?"
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"Trust me, if I had my fistigons on me you'd be a lot less snerky."
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He leaned forward a little, as if the next part of the conversation was particularly confidential.
"They were everything you could ever dream and more."
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"Yeah, they're dead." Hey, and after how many years? That was still weird. Almost as weird as the fact that their deaths weren't even the ones that hurt the most. What nineteen year old should have multiple death situations to choose from? That struck him as being mildly fucked up. The discomfort in the thought showed on his face.
"So if they do show up here, that'll be really fuckin' creepy. Plus, probably, still evil, so."
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He raised his eyebrows, his face soft. "Evil, huh?" He smiled fondly. "Still, sucks that your parents are dead. Not easy to deal with." He'd seen more than his share of death, half of it from his own hands. Which was its own kind of torture.
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