Entry tags:
- we the lost: !ic,
- we the lost: eliza owens,
- we the lost: emily kaldwin,
- we the lost: kd6-3.7,
- we the lost: meulin leijon,
- we the lost: montague "monty" navarro,
- we the lost: phillip gray,
- we the lost: renart,
- we the lost: royce melborn,
- we the lost: the psiionic,
- we the lost: toriel,
- we the lost: zangetsu
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Solomons & Melborn
1108 Sweet Cream Street
[Feel free to use this space for letter/package deliveries as well as visits/knocks on the front door!]

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No, no, I'm-- well. Yeah. Yeah, all right. But don't think you'll--
[Cough, cough.]
Don't think you'll get out of singing me that song, mate.
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Fine, just. Hold on a minute. [ And he very carefully slides out from under Alfie to go get him water. ]
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I really am all right.
[His voice is more gravely than it had been a few minutes ago, but he doesn't seem to be struggling to get his words out, at least.]
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Royce, Royce - listen to me. I promise you that I am going to be all right. Yeah? You saved me. I'm recovering well.
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I know. [ He swallows hard. ] I almost lost you here. In the Meadous. Where that isn't supposed to happen. Sorry.
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You saved me. That's the most important thing.
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I sang to you. [ He mutters, crouching down so he can stay pressed forehead to forehead for a moment. ] I had the ability to heal things if I sang. Only in the water.
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[He raises an eyebrow in surprise; both of those things are news to him.]
What did you sing?
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It was a good choice. I wish I had been awake for it.
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[He nudges his forehead into Royce's.]
Thank you.
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You're welcome. Can I go get you water, now?
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I'd prefer you didn't, but I'm not going to stop you.
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You can't even hum without reducing yourself to a coughing fit.
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[He gestures vaguely, miming a long tentacle.]
It'll heal, and so will the ribs. The ribs what need to be stretched and exercised by walking a bit, as long as I don't overdo it.
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Fine. I'm not your handler, you can do what you want.
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There aren't sides. You're injured and I want you to heal properly. If you think it'll help you to walk to the bulletin board, then do it. I just worry.
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I can't heal by lying around forever. I'm not suggesting I sprint down to the beach. These are small steps I'm taking, little by little, with you at my side more often than not.
I don't want to make you angry, but a walk to the bulletin board is not going to kill me.
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[ He fidgets, and then pushes himself up to stand. ] I turned my side off because I don't want you to get the wrong idea. I can't help what I feel sometimes.
[ He'll go get Alfie some water, now. ]
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I don't like being made to feel as if I'm being reckless, Royce.
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