Ceiro felt the first pains when he tried to relieve himself. And try though he might, nothing seemed to relieve that gut twisting, soul shattering pain. It honestly had come to the point that he'd excused himself from the office, making the excuse that he was seeing Mr. Browning off as he was finally returning home (with the assistance of the
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But she knew Johnny was very fond of him, and that was something, even after as many years as they'd spent doing their own things. She smiled slightly down at him. "I'm going to turn you on your side," she said gently, brushing back his hair. "And you're going to take a moment to catch your breath, and then we're going to get you to the infirmary."
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"I...do hope you forgive...my statement," he managed to get out softly. "Please...they...they do not need to see this."
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"Please....help me to my feet." She could very well wait the few moments it took them to get inside and down the hall, could she not?
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If anything.
He slipped easily to his knees, though for a moment he looked more at a loss than anything else before he laid a light hand between Ceiro's shoulder blades. "We're not far from either the infirmary or my office," he said quietly. "Where would you rather go?"
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"I fear...I am not myself today."
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"It's fine, Your Majesty," he said. "You're not well. We all have days like this." Well, not precisely like this, he thought as Ceiro got to his feet.
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"Heh, you're too kind at times."
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"We are....getting there." He said after a moment, "slowly."
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"But...for a moment," he simply wanted to sit. There was, after all, only so much pain a man could stomach.
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"Help me stand," he said softly, though he hated to have Judith see him like this.
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It was for Judith, and Tristan. After all, the dead didn't have to worry about much, it was the living that one had to be concerned about.
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