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[Closed Catch All]
Who: Slaine Troyard (
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What: October Catch All
When: Throughout the month
Where: Around Olympia
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What: October Catch All
When: Throughout the month
Where: Around Olympia
Warning(s): N/A
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But, still. He can say he's going to get more sleep tonight, but it's not like she'll have any way of knowing that, stuck in here as she is. Not unless-]
Will you sleep with me tonight?
[uhhh, phrasing, yona]
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He can't even fathom the thought.]
I don't think the nurses will allow that, Lady Yona.
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[Her lips start to curve down into a pout, and she finally raises her head from his shoulder so that he can see it.]
If you're not taking up space that could be for another patient, isn't it fine?
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There's no way. He can't. He can't.]
I'm afraid not.
[As much as he'd like to say yes (which he realizes suddenly, with a muted sense of horror) it's inappropriate, for a number of reasons.]
They won't see it that way.
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[Medicinal sleepovers are apparently a thing now, or at least they are when Yona is trying to get her way. She puffs her cheeks out and reaches out to try and grab the front of his shirt, as if that's supposed to convince him.]
It will help, so they can't be mad.
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I'm sorry, Lady Yona...I can't.
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But being sick tends to bring out the worst in her, and with a huff, she turns away. She's still crouched down at the side of her bed instead of actually being on the mattress, but she's not looking at him anymore, either.]
Then go home and get some sleep!
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...Only when I know you're comfortable.
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[So she won't... be comfortable? Is that what she's trying to say?
...anyway, now she's flat-out sitting on the ground instead of just crouching there, because of course she is.]
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[Sorry Yona, he can't really weigh in on the difference. Please don't be difficult.]
I can stay with you until you fall asleep?
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...really?
[That's sad. It's too sad. She turns toward him for a moment, and then remembers that she's supposed to be mad at him before turning away again.]
When I was little, I used to not be able to sleep at all unless I had someone with me. Sometimes when I'm sick, it feels like I'm little all over again.
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[It's heartbreaking, really. He wants to indulge her...but he just can't. At the very least he can stay with her till she's asleep though. He can do that much.]
You must be very loved, Lady Yona.
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[Does that mean she was loved? Yona knows she loved them. She hopes it means they loved her.]
Father...
[Her breath catches.]
...before the Storm... before I woke up here... he was celebrating my birthday. [She bites her lip.] I never said thank you to him. ...what if he never wakes up...?
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And what was he? A Terran without loyalty to Earth and no home, forced to live amongst those who despised what he was. There was no room for adoration toward a person like him.
It's easier to focus on her turmoil than his own inner lack of self worth, hands reaching out to hold hers, clasping them together.]
Remember what we said up in the Stasis Unit together? Surely your father will wake up, just like Princess Asseylum and Soo-won will. You shouldn't worry over such a thing right now.
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...I never found his pod. [Yona's voice is a little dull. Deep down, she knows why that is, but she's still holding out the hope that she might find it someday, once she's gotten better and she's able to go back up there.] ...Slaine, what if he isn't... even...
[Suddenly, she goes absolutely silent still.]
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âI can hear him.
[She's... gonna try and stand up...]
My father's here. I can hear him - just outside.
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There's no one there. It's just us right now.
[It's a bit alarming, in all honesty, but he does his best to keep his composure, giving her hands a squeeze. As for not finding her father's pod...maybe she had overlooked it somehow. There were an awful lot of pods in the stasis unit after all.]
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[She says it insistently, urgently, and though she squeezes his hands in return, she does try to slide her hands out of his once that's done so that she can go for the door.]
I know he's out there. He... he has to be.
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[She doesn't need to tire herself out by dragging herself all the way over to the door, only to see that what he's telling her is true. He'd rather avoid that if possible.]
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[She takes another step toward the door.]
My father's... he's a coward. If he came all this way to see me even though I'm sick, then I have to go to him.
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No one will be there, Lady Yona.
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But either Yona doesn't notice, or she doesn't care. She makes it to the doorway and peers out; a moment later, she lets out a cry.]
âFather!
[There's no one there, but that's not what she sees. What she sees is someone who looks very much like her father vanishing around a corner of the hall, and so she forces herself into a run, surging forward unsteadily.]
Father, wait!
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There's no one there! You're going to exhaust yourself, Lady Yona! Please...
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[Her voice is already raspy; it's only going to become even more hoarse the more she yells. And even her yelling isn't loud enough to carry all that far.]
Don'tâ don't leave me all alone...
[Slaine grabs her by the shoulder and she tries to shake him off, but she doesn't have the energy to do so. Her knees buckle a moment later, and unless he grabs her, she'll hit the ground hard.]
I saw him, I saw him, h-he was there...
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Yona please... [No formalities this time. He doesn't have the energy for it.] Let me take you back to your room.
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