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hereWhile Daniel was gone I busied myself tidying up and finding anything and everything I could use to keep warm. I had electric light, but I lit candles anyhow. The storm might take out the power, I reasoned, and every small flame would generate heat. I laid robes and dresses and shawls on the bed, adding layers so that when i went to bed it
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"I have sweats. And the other blanket. And books. Thought you might like something to read instead of...well, instead of watching me read."
The absurd idea of reading to her suddenly came to mind, but he ignored it. "My glasses?" he asked instead.
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He sighed and held out his hand. "My glasses?"
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"You're no fun," I decided. "But that's what you get for lying about losing a toe. Don't scare me and I won't scare you."
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That would be thanks to the snow.
He stripped off his shirts and knelt down, searching for a sweatshirt.
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"You're going to drip on my floor."
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"I'm sure you didn't just call me fat," I said crisply, then started to pull the sweats up beneath my dress. Once they were on, I turned my back to him and took the heavy thing off and dropped it to the floor while I worked out the shirt he'd passed me so I didn't put it on backwards.
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I, on the other hand, knew precisely what I looked like. Tonks and I often lamented our rapidly changing shapes. Usually over pastries and ice cream.
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Looking up at her, he added softly, "Trust me. You still look beautiful."
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"Fine," I said, doing my best to sound put out. "But if I get a cramp again, you're rubbing it."
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"I've been restraining myself," I told him. "As nice as it would be to have you at my beck and call, you're not the only one I can get a massage from."
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