On the couch in the common room, Tom was sprawled out in sweatpants and a wife beater, blankets pooled around his hips and an old buddy cop movie flickering on the projector screen. He wasn't used to this, being so god awful sick. Once in the last five years, maybe, and that had been when the flu had hit him in the middle of snow storm out in the
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He glances up at the man with the cards, recognizing a face that he will always associate with dildos, and manages to suppress a smirk. "Isn't that your shirt?"
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"I don't want to talk about it," he murmured, glaring over at the man who was still shuffling the cards. "He cheats, I know it. By the way, you're gonna have to walk his dogs for a week." He tasted the tea carefully and was disappointed to find that it mostly tasted like hot water with how stuffed up he was.
"Just so you know."
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He glances back at Tom, then, a little sharply. "Wait, what?" From Tom to the man shuffling the cards with an immensely pleased expression. He looks very comfortable in Tom's sweatshirt. "What dogs? What did you fucking do?"
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He coughed, clearing his throat, and added, quietly, somethign that sounded very much like "....wolf dogs...."
"Sorry," he added hopefully, looking over at Mike.
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Giving the other guy a glance, I sit down on the tiny bit of empty couch in front of Tom's hips, lifting a corner of the pillow and peeking up under it. "Hey there, sunshine."
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"How's it going?"
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"I'm okay. What the hell are you watchin'?"
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"I dunno about that," Tom said, grinning a little. "Maybe back at your place. You walk around in white fishnets here, people might get the wrong idea."
"I have no idea," he admitted, wriggling around on the couch to make more room. "There's lots of explosions and bad language. But it was either this or the Playboys the shelf gave me, and this is less effort."
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"What's all this?" he said, peering at the tray. "Oh, come on, Marion, you didn't have to do all of this."
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She can out-stubborn most men, a skill that she has learned from dealings with her father and Robin both. "Do not worry. I have not cooked any of it, but only taken what was on offer."
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Settling back he snagged a look at her belly, her bump. "How's everything going?" he asked pointedly, "Know if it's a boy or a girl?"
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"Who'd you swindle it off of?"
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"Oh, dear husband, I procured it for you," Moist protested, watching Duo drop layers like certain dancers employed down in the Shades for their fortitude against the elements and the ability to pull of a Watch uniform made entirely of lace. "You're still able to bend under all of that. I wouldn't want you walking around not prepared for the elements."
He tossed Duo a reckless grin, shuffling without even glancing at his hands. "The young soldier in the corner," he said without moving his mouth, "He's harmless. Trust me."
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"You want in?" he forged forward, hoping to distract Duo and himself. "Old Man Onion? I know almost all your tells..."
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