HARDEST WORDS TO SAY
Sometimes
the hardest things to say are also the most important. It doesn't
matter how much it scares you to do so, it's finally time to be honest.
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Sherlock? How's Italian sound for dinner tonight? I'm cooking, and before you say anything, yes, I've gotten the hang of making fettucini.
[ He was not immediately concerned when the other didn't respond. It wasn't completely unusual for his flatmate to be found upstairs, either in the doctor's immaculate room, or going through the clutter in his own room. ( ... )
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I'm fine... John.. [He managed to get out between breaths, weakly pushing back from the doctor in an attempt to collect himself back up to his feet. It was a slow process, but thankfully the wall was still right where he had left it and he'd use that for support. Sherlock just shook his head slowly, running a hand back through his hair as that dizziness struck him again.] I just.... I need to lie down...
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Put your weight on me, Sherlock. C'mon, my room.
[ Although it was practically their room, since when Sherlock chose to sleep, he did it most comfortably in the doctor's bed. After guiding him into that pristine room, whether he liked it or not, he helped him onto the bed. John left his side only briefly to retrieve some of his medical equipment. Then, he's back at the other's side, shining a light into his eyes to check his pupils. Pinpoint pupils, as he feared. Next, he checked the detective's heart rate, which he realized was slower than normal. Sweating, shallow breathing, and weakness were all given symptoms. All the while ( ... )
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Nothing serious.. [He's just tired that's all. Sherlock has had close calls with this sort of ting before and managed to sleep it off. Granted, that was a goo long while ago, and it wasn't so much as sleeping as it was just him passing out till someone found him later on.] ...just aspirin. My aspirin.. from the bathroom. [Sherlock corrected, just to be sure. His eyes closed again with a faint sigh, taking slow breaths.]
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Aspirin wouldn't do this to you. Sherlock. What did you take and how much of it did you take? Tell me the truth, damn it.
[ A frustrated sigh. ] Have you vomited? I may have to induce it, depending on when you took it.
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[Sherlock just shook his head, he managed to move his arm up some, albeit slowly, and rake his fingers back through his hair. john was just overreacting..right? Had to be. Of course the detective didn't realize how much of a mess he must have looked at that moment. His skin was cold to the touch but he burning up at the same time so he'd weakly tug at the neck line of his shirt a little.]
Hmn..? No, no... [He'll shift around some, slowly pushing himself up a bit. It's a slow process but he'll manage. Laying down flat on his back was making the room spin way too fast for his liking, at least if he was up it slowed down a little bit.] ...it's really hot..
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[ Yes, definitely becoming frustrated with the man now. He's well aware of his flatmate's ability to try new things for experimental purposes, but he really thought hoped the man had given up taking drugs. As far as he knew, the patches were the closest thing he had. Keeping a strong arm around Sherlock to lean against, John touched his forehead, his cheek. If he was at the risk of losing consciousness, that was a bad thing. ]
How's your breathing? Stay awake for me, Sherlock. Look at me, keep your eyes open.
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John...
[His breathing was shallow, though fairly steady. Sherlock closes his eyes again as the light of the room was starting to make him dizzy. Instead of tugging on his shirt, he'll just cross his arms over his stomach and pulls his legs up close to his chest.]
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I have some medication, Sherlock, its an... antidote, if you will. It will probably make you vomit, but if you've taken too much, I can't let your stomach absorb it, alright? Just... stay awake, please. I'll be right back.
[ Hard to stay strong when its not just another patient, but your best friend - hell, your lover whose very life could be in grave danger. He'd lost friends before, of course, in Afghanistan, and he'd be damned if he lost the most important person in his life. He hoped it wasn't that serious - Sherlock was still breathing, could talk a little - but he didn't want to take any chances. He returned a short moment ( ... )
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Nn..? [He had no intention of taking anything else. As much as he trusted John and all of his vast medical knowledge, he just ( ... )
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When he returned, his stomach practically fell out from beneath him when Sherlock refused to cooperate. His arm tightened around the other, and he groaned in frustration. ]
Sherlock, you've got to cooperate with me. I don't know how much you've taken. Let me help you.
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[His voice was shaky and muffled as the detective refused to even lift his head up. This recoiled position he had found himself in was comfortable, any sudden movement only caused his insides to shift uncomfortably.] .. it'll make it worse.
[When John's hold tightened on him like that he'd whimper quietly and weakly attempt to push him away. In logic terms, which were now currently lost somewhere in the back of his head, Sherlock understood John's concern and frantic attempts at getting the grown man to work with him. Sherlock just wasn't having it, being as stubborn as ever. Though there was hardly any force at all behind his pushes he already seemed to be out of breath.]
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You're such a child, can't you see I'm trying to help you?
[ He sighed, trying to control his own temper. John couldn't help it, of course - mixed with his very real concern for his best friend and lover, he was on the edge of a mental breakdown. Maybe not completely, but close enough. It was stressful, to say the very least. ]
How much did you take, do you remember?
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John..
[The dark haired man couldn't help the trembling of his body as he slowly shifted a little bit, uncoiling from himself and suddenly throwing his arms around the doctor as tight as he could. Sherlock sat there practically clinging to the doctor and buried himself against him.]
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You're going to be fine, Sherlock. I don't think your breathing's that bad, you've still got a fairly steady pulse, but... please, let me take you to the hospital, alright? I don't have all the necessary equipment here, and if you won't swallow this... please, its for the best. We have to be sure, alright?
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