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Jack should know that nothing good can come of ignoring his instincts.]
The door opens, and Jack stands blinking blearily on the other side. A patron that looks over is likely to look twice, considering the state of him.
His shirt is soaked through and his wet hair is plastered against his head, but that’s likely to be the least noticeable
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When Jack walks through, Sam's at his side with an arm under him, "Come sit down. What happened and how can I help?"
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"Had some trouble at a job I was doing," Jack says, his voice tight. "I just need some ice and to get upstairs and lie down for a while."
This is nothing he hasn't dealt with before, after all.
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As they're talking, Sam tries to get Jack into a chair.
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"What do you mean, take care of it?"
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Seeing Jack, he deposits his bottle on a passing wait-rat's tray, and approaches Jack from the side. That swelling is ugly, and likely to be even uglier by morning.
"Jack," he says, frowning.
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But it's not the sight of his friend coming in the bar that catches his attention; with his back turned, his only indicator that something might be amiss is the sound of the Marshal's voice filtering through the background conversation.
Jack.
He turns around in his seat and then he sees what Raylan is looking at, and instantly Carl is up and moving towards the doorway.
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"Raylan," Jack says, holding on to the back of a chair to keep himself upright. "It's been a kind of rough day."
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"You keep those understatements coming, and while you're at it, have a seat for just a minute."
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He's got a bit of a spidey sense for blood though, so as Jack passes behind him, he turns around.
"Do you want any help with that? I'm a doctor."
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"It's nothing major; nothing I haven't dealt with before."
He knows the former isn't exactly true, considering the nausea and dizziness he's been feeling since the blow to his head. He's not about to say that though.
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"Not really a fan of hospitals," he says, finally. It's something of an understatement, but he's not about to explain why to a total stranger.
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