[it took her the better part of the morning to get to the point of having words, the whirling tempest of her mind calming to a mild wind
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[And soon enough he'll be joining her, leaning against the wall. He looks at her - closely, studying her. Because he, too, needs to see for himself that she's alright. His manner might be nonchalant, but his gaze is not.]
[Her movements cease, hands utterly still as she focuses on the ceiling, willing herself to be calm. Didn't she decide just yesterday that she was done with crying?]
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His voice is soft, unreadable, but not impassive.]
Mm.
You were out that night.
Are you alright?
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So, your legs aren't broken or anything. You can walk, you haven't had any brain damage.
[Her tone has gained a bit of heat, struggling with a thin note of anger - not nearly as much as should be there, tempered by sheer relief.
But there's a very clear, unspoken line to her words: Get over here. Now.
She needs to see him for herself.]
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I can walk. It wasn't me that he was targeting.
[And soon enough he'll be joining her, leaning against the wall. He looks at her - closely, studying her. Because he, too, needs to see for himself that she's alright. His manner might be nonchalant, but his gaze is not.]
You met him.
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[Her movements cease, hands utterly still as she focuses on the ceiling, willing herself to be calm. Didn't she decide just yesterday that she was done with crying?]
Why did you do that.
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