[Christine had put off taking the cure on deck seventy-six for as long as reasonably possible. The thought of doing anything that could damage her throat alarmed her no small amount. When it became clear that passengers were not being allowed to leave quarantine without taking it, there was little option left. It was either take the cure and deal
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I'll be in our room soon.
[He'll definitely be taking the elevators (because screw taking 11 decks worth of stairs up while covered in clawmarks), but Christine will probably be there before him.]
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I'm on my way, love.
[And she is, dressed to the nines in her blue medical scrubs and caring not a lick. Only this time, she has her own communicator firmly in hand. She is also aware of the lack of locked doors on the entire ship at the present time and takes advantage of it, entering Raoul's room to wait inside for a change; instead of baiting people out in the hallway. She enters the room and sighs softly, closing the door behind her.
See that shower? Yeah, she's going to take full advantage of that right now before changing into some fresh clothes from the closet. Don't mind her getting all up in your shower right now, baby.]
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Until Christine gets out, he'll wait out here, occupying his time with finding something clean and not scrubby to wear and examining which cuts have healed over enough to leave uncovered.]
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She has an assortment of healing cuts and scratches on her face and arms, the worst a slice that's hidden beneath the arm of the robe. She holds him tightly, easing the hold only after several long minutes. She's alive. He's alive. Even better, she has him securely within her arms again.
She pulls back, searching his face as she cups it gently in her hands. Her voice still a bit rough and strained after taking the cure.]
You are well??
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I'll recover. And you?
[He only loosens his hold on her when she pulls away, and even then, his hands stay wrapped around her waist.]
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She moves her eyes over his face, finding it primarily scratch free while her hands come across any number of bandages on his arms. She makes a small sound of concern in the back of her throat, but finally nods to his own inquiry.]
Some scratches here and there, but I am fine. The worst was my throat.. [She touches the fingers of one hand against it and shakes her head, looking to him again, hand moving to rest on his upper arm.] The cure that they gave us on the quarantine deck was horrid, Raoul. There was no choice in taking it .. we could not leave if we didn't.
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Cure for what? What happened?
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