True to his word, Aziraphale had agreed to spend Saturday afternoon necking on the couch watching bad B horror flicks. Thanks to Abby's comment, Wilson had insisted on starting out with Attack of the Killer Tomatoes. Having gotten the desired reaction of confusion over the plot and horror at the production values in general from the angel, he'd
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Soon the apartment was filled with the scents of a roasting chicken, mac and cheese some green beans, the young doctor picking foods that would allow him to get them started, then come back for more necking to sit and enjoy time with Aziraphale.
"You'll love this next one, Raphale. It's got just the best line at the end."
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"There's probably no chance of just watching the end, I suppose," he murmured teasingly, pressing a kiss to Wilson's ear. "What I just don't understand is why people are so afraid of tomatoes."
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"They're killer tomatos, Aziraphale. Besides, truly the 'plot' if you will is the idea that the government is doing dangerous experiments without the public's knowledge and what would happen if one of these government coverups was to get loose and attack the populace."
Turning to kiss Phale's jaw, Wilson settled down on is angelic pillow.
"It's a protest against the secretive nature of the government."
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Aziraphale mused on this a bit as they watched the opening credits, absently caressing his fingers along Wilson's arm.
"Do people actually believe the government is doing secret experiments resulting in killer vegetables?"
Yes, sometimes he did take things a bit too literally.
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Thank heaven's the knock on the door interupted what Wilson was about to admit to next. Sharing a quick glance with the angel, Wilson set his plate down on the coffee and scrabbled up to his feet, which gave Phale the chance he needed to reach for the remote.
Rolling his eyes at the angel, Wilson walked to the door, undid the bolts and pulled it open. He half expected to find Abby there and blinked when he saw Blair. His expression immediately brightened and then in the next moment became quite concerned as he saw the pristine new cast and sling on the young man's arm.
"Blair! What happ...no, that can wait, come on in." Wilson urged, stepping back to make room.
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"Good lord. I'll get some tea."
Which might have seemed like a strange way to treat an unexpected guest with an obvious and recent injury. But that was his part of the job. Wilson was the doctor, he took care of the physical injuries. Aziraphale, in turn, took up the job of making their guests psychologically comfortable. It was actually an arrangement that begun to work quite well for them.
Not that they'd had very much call to use it, as of yet.
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"I don't take up a lot of room."
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