Liam Kincaid (
firstofitskind) wrote2018-07-27 12:57 pm
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MHA #6, Friday Evening
It had taken a ridiculously long time to get from the causeway back to Verity's apartment. Mostly because Liam was... let's just say the combination of 'easily distracted' and 'uncoordinated' was working against him in that respect. And Verity's apartment wasn't even that far from the causeway, all things considered.
But they made it, finally, stumbling in through the doorway. Or Liam stumbled, and Verity just patiently guided him towards the couch.
"We're here already?" he exclaimed, surprised. Apparently, it hadn't seemed like such a 'ridiculously long time' to him.
[ooc: for she what's named in the post! also warning for uh. side-effects of drug use? sort of?]
But they made it, finally, stumbling in through the doorway. Or Liam stumbled, and Verity just patiently guided him towards the couch.
"We're here already?" he exclaimed, surprised. Apparently, it hadn't seemed like such a 'ridiculously long time' to him.
[ooc: for she what's named in the post! also warning for uh. side-effects of drug use? sort of?]
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"How?" she asked, successfully not laughing by only the barest of margins.
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"Wait," Verity said, leaning away to look him in the eyes to get him to focus again. Hopefully. "You get high on analgesics?!"
Her boyfriend, the sheriff, went tripping on Tylenol. That shit was hilarious.
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"Yup," he said, popping the 'p', which then caused a minor gigglefit. "S'why I'm not allowed." Which wasn't strictly true, either. The first time he'd unthinkingly taken some over-the-counter meds for a headache, one of the Resistance doctors had run him through a whole series of tests when he'd started acting strangely. Dr. Park had eventually determined that there were no long-lasting ill effects, including addiction, but Liam... Liam hadn't liked the loss of control. The idea that he might say the wrong thing to the wrong person. So he stayed away from them, as a general rule.
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And it had gone directly into his bloodstream, which meant this entire thing had probably hit him like a freight train. Poor guy.
"It's my fault for not taking into account your weird biology when mixing it with Sarah's weird biology," she added, wiping away amused tears from her eyes. "Okay, let's get you cleaned up and into bed, huh? You can sleep this off, Mr. My Hands Can Touch Anything But Themselves."
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That... wasn't what she'd meant by that comment.
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"I'm very proud of your clapping ability," she assured him. "Still, what do you say about a shower, huh? I may smell like peach fuzz and lavender or whatever, but you're still wearing Eau de Sewer. On my couch."
They could argue about whether or not he was tired after that.
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Possibly together with Verity in, like, a swimsuit or something, because she didn't trust him not to drown.
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You know what would be the worst possible timing right now? If the mice showed up.
"HAIL!"
Oh god.
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"Hail!" he responded cheerfully.
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Verity was very short. This came with multiple disadvantages, especially when dealing with tall people.
"HAIL TO THE ARBOREAL PRIESTESS!" the mice greeted.
"Hail!" Verity huffed back. "It is time for Liam to take a shower."
"HAIL THE SHOWER!"
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Verity was thinking of declaring the entire day a wash and just going to bed.
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Fortunately, they'd both taken off their shoes in the hallway, but their clothes were entirely a lost cause at this point.
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Booooooo.
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For one thing, he'd probably get very distracted at how prettily he glowed.
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"Soooo. What counts as PG-13?" he was wondering instead, as he attempted to struggle out of his shirt. In the middle of the hallway. With one good arm.
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"Kisses and maybe some dirty talk if you can stay focused enough to appreciate it," Verity said, snickering, as she watched Liam struggle with his shirt. Honestly, her money was on the shirt. "And, if you're good, I'll wash your hair in the shower."
He'd appreciate that offer when he realized how hard it would be to do one-handed.
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"Maybe even wash your back, too," Verity said, opening the door to the bathroom. "But that's it."
She was sticking to PG-13, dammit!
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