If you're reading this, I'm probably not around anymore...There's dirt under my nails. I don't know a fuckin' thing about gardening, but I don't have it in me to let his flowers die. It seems like a part of him, one of the only parts any of us have left, his ashes scattered in the dirt under the cascading blue bells and morning glories, the new,
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It was hot and he wore a tank and shorts, but he had a long sleeve shirt over that. House had been pissed off when he'd found out Dodge was using. He figured he'd best keep his track marks covered up so he didn't piss anyone else off, too.
"Whatcha up to?" he asked, eyeing the drink and the joint and wetting his lips. He could use a little bit of both of those.
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"Somethin' I should've done weeks ago," I drawl, passing over the joint when I catch him looking at it. "You want a drink?"
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"Nice. Thanks," he whispered, his throat rough from the smoke. He was already feeling the tingle across the back of his neck that bled sweet warmth down his back and between his shoulders.
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"The beer's good this week," I tell him. It's always drinkable, but some batches are a little better than others.
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"Hey," he says, sliding onto a barstool. "Thought I'd bug you for a while."
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"Edmund get tired of you or somethin'?"
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"Never going to happen, man," he says. "There's just a part of me that wants to hang out with you. What can I say? I'm a masochist."
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He manages a smile in return, turning to close the door behind him before continuing towards the bar.
"It's nice out," he begins, pausing once he realizes how par the course that is for the island. "- In case you weren't aware."
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Unless it's rainin', it's always nice out, so there's no point in pretending like that wasn't a really fuckin' lame line.
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"But it might be better than sitting inside."
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"Come on, I gotta take this home. Walk with me."
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"How long have you been sitting here, Neil?" she asks quietly.
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"I dunno, an hour, maybe. Not long."
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"You're gonna have to catch up."
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Now seemed as good a day as any.
Slipping into the Winchester he made his way over to the other man. It was a lucky guess, finding him here, and he offered a faint smile as he perched himself on the stool next to his.
"Fetch me a beer, wench," he joked lightly, gently nudging Neil's calf with his foot.
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"You're lucky. This is a decent batch," I say, pouring him a beer from the taps and sliding the glass across the bar toward him.
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He took a pull off the joint and then offered it back.
"I was going going to stop by sooner, but- you know. I thought you might need space, and then there was the whole coma thing."
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"Where'd you end up this time?"
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