Cal Chandler (
americas_son) wrote2011-02-18 12:48 pm
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Sunnydale AU: careful of the curse
Tina is finally asleep. Richard has been and gone, leaving a mild sedative so she can sleep between transformations. Cal closes the guestroom door quietly behind him, trying to think through his own physical and emotional exhaustion (and low blood sugar, and nicotine withdrawal) to decide exactly where Sherlock will be.
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Cal drinks his soda, watching Sherlock cook.
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He turns off the stove, drains the pot into the sink, and fetches a plate.
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"Better?"
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"Yeah."
That's that taken care of. The only other thing left to do, physically, is sleep, and he's not - he doesn't think he could do that right now.
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"Good. Jarvis, how is Tony doing?"
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"Will that be strong enough?"
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He supposes that should be obvious; the windows are impenetrable, and the doors are heavy even though they move easily on their hinges.
Still. He just needed to check.
"I know which room you can use," he suggests, a bit dryly.
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"That's a good idea."
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He gets up and takes his dish to the sink.
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And a lot better than sitting around doing nothing except waiting for Tina to wake up.
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He doesn't feel as tired as before. The sugar and caffeine from the soda are helping. He'll crash hard later, but that's later. Right now, he's fine.
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He knows which one it was, of course, but he has not actually been here in some time. This and that have conspired to keep him away. Dust is starting to collect on the desk, which never happens in this house.
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The chair at the desk is still askew from when Tony pushed it back to follow Cal out of the room. He must have just come back to get the paperwork later, to deal with it somewhere else.
"Is it just me, or has this year kinda sucked?"
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He walks over to the desk, tracing his fingers through the dust.
("Or we could get drunk.")
"I miss my dad," he says abruptly.
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Sherlock puts a hand on Cal's shoulder.
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