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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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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"Heard you and Mike went out and got a Christmas tree for the girls."
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"Yeah. It's not much," I shrug, "Kinda funny lookin' on one side."
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"Put all the extra ornaments on that side," Tom said, lifting an arm for Neil to get close. "Man...that's what we have to do. Have the girls make some..." He yawned deeply, "Some of those cute macaroni and cardboard ornaments. It'd be cute, you know?"
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"Yeah, we should. Had a bunch of shell and sea glass ornaments last year. Logan got 'em all in the divorce," I say, snorting out a laugh and tossing the tissue to the floor with a wince.
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"What do you want, anyway?" he asked, even though wheels were already spinning, trying to figure out how to broach it to Mike. "Got anything in mind?"
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"I don't know, man. What does a guy need on a tropical Island? Get me a coconut sculpture. Some paper mache. I don't care. I got just about all I need."
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"I'll figure out somethin'."
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"I love you," he added, "I'd kiss you, you know, but the plague is probably a turn off, right?"
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