Slevin Kelevra (
andyougoleft) wrote2014-09-22 08:12 pm
|: 016. Voice/Spam : Happiness Hit Like a Bullet in the Back :|
[ Private : Chris D'Amico ]
...Do me a favor. Just shut up and tell me where I am with your item.
[ Spam : Mindy Macready ]
[And there's only one thing that combination could mean. Slevin pretty much hangs up on Chris without another word and moves to track down Mindy before he can chicken out, before he can think of what to say or reasons why he shouldn't. He has to beat his brain to the punch. That's the only way.]
[ Spam : Cassel Sharpe ]
[This is another one he can't let himself think about. Not because he won't do it if he does, but because the two of them don't think. They get along better that way. Slevin returns from talking to Mindy and doesn't go to his own door, but to Cassel's. He knocks this time, even though he has the key, and he waits.]
[ Spam : Chris D'Amico ]
[The next morning, instead of an assassin sitting at Slevin's typical place for their morning meetings, there is a piece of pie and a baseball card. The assassin himself is nowhere in sight.
Someone is enjoying their newly regained anonymity.]
[ Video : CR ]
[So, after his former warden basically punks him out, this is an awkward conversation. He's the most serious many will have seen him without actually being pissed off, and clearly uncomfortable.]
So. I know I've been a prick, and I'm still a prick. I know I should have something profound to say here, but I don't. Just... thanks.
I'm going home.
...Do me a favor. Just shut up and tell me where I am with your item.
[ Spam : Mindy Macready ]
[And there's only one thing that combination could mean. Slevin pretty much hangs up on Chris without another word and moves to track down Mindy before he can chicken out, before he can think of what to say or reasons why he shouldn't. He has to beat his brain to the punch. That's the only way.]
[ Spam : Cassel Sharpe ]
[This is another one he can't let himself think about. Not because he won't do it if he does, but because the two of them don't think. They get along better that way. Slevin returns from talking to Mindy and doesn't go to his own door, but to Cassel's. He knocks this time, even though he has the key, and he waits.]
[ Spam : Chris D'Amico ]
[The next morning, instead of an assassin sitting at Slevin's typical place for their morning meetings, there is a piece of pie and a baseball card. The assassin himself is nowhere in sight.
Someone is enjoying their newly regained anonymity.]
[ Video : CR ]
[So, after his former warden basically punks him out, this is an awkward conversation. He's the most serious many will have seen him without actually being pissed off, and clearly uncomfortable.]
So. I know I've been a prick, and I'm still a prick. I know I should have something profound to say here, but I don't. Just... thanks.
I'm going home.

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[Chris pulls up his item - his stupid teddy bear - and shakes it.
And shakes it]
What the fuck?
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[Someone sounds...
...strangely breathless.]
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[But Cassel isn't thinking. He's worrying. So he opens the door without thinking, takes a step back when he sees who it is.]
Hey. What's, um . . . ?
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He doesn't um. He taught himself not to um. He's also aware that in the next moment, the only way to describe what he does is "blurt."]
....I graduated.
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You what?
[He remembers Zane, when he graduated. The anger that was there, that Cassel knew would be there. Cassel isn't angry, though. He's . . . ]
[ . . . not here.]
[He backs into his room, crossing his arms protectively over his chest.]
Seriously?
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He closes the door behind him, looks down as he scratches the cat's ears.]
Yeah. Seriously. I...
Really did.
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[ She hears him, but only just. Glances over her shoulder, ponytail making nary a sound as it slides over her back. ]
Oh. Hey, Slev.
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Well, he knows what it means obviously, but he doesn't know what it means and it's the casual way she greets him that finally makes it all hit home.
He'd have given anything for this at her age. He catches up to her and draws up short, chewing on his lip.]
Hey. You got a minute?
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Sure.
[ It trips warning triggers in her mind, that sort of urgency. Got a minute is code. I want to talk to about something. Usually with something of importance, some weight to it. ]
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The door has barely clicked closed before he just says it. For all his linguistic acrobatics and cleverdick banter, this deserves something more honest, and not a moment longer than necessary to pass before it's in her possession.]
I graduated. Chris got his deal.
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You too.
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Thanks for what?
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It won't make much sense to you.
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Aye, but you're our prick.
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I'm sending you me phone number. You get into any trouble a lost girl with a timetravelling bus can 'elp get you out of, give us a call, eh?
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I haven't been anyone's anything in a long time, but I doubt you're anything like lost.
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Henry might be better off dead.
...I always wanted to be a James.
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Do you remember... that flood. With the memories. Do you remember me being in yours, or being in mine?
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Did you... could you tell? About mine, in my memory?
[Could she tell that he didn't have any friends, that Goodkat may have been his guardian but Henry hadn't felt beholden to him beyond their alliance even at that age?]
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