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Here's someone who hasn't been seen in the bar for a while. Or, well, at least when he wasn't bloodied and semi-conscious.
Anyway. Jack hobbles downstairs, limping heavily as he heads for the chairs by the fireplace. His right arm is still in a sling, his knee still rigid, though the brusing around his eye and the red welt left from the burn on his cheek have faded a fair bit. He still doesn't look as though he's slept much though, which would probably be because he hasn't.
The noise and bustle in the bar is a little jarring, a little uncomfortable. After so many months living in a quiet, secluded area, he's not used to being around so many people at once. But it's better than sitting in his room for another day, staring at the TV or the walls.
He settles into a chair, propping his left leg on an ottoman. Pulling a book from inside his sling, he settles in to read, though not averse to companionship at the moment. Just don't be surprised if he's a little twitchy.
[ooc: Not sure how late I'll be on, andaccess is likely to be a little interrupted crap, have to run for a minute--back in a bit, but I'm perfectly willing to slowtime--just bear in mind that slowtimes from tonight won't be tagged until after 6 pm tomorrow. Work is kicking my ass again. And I'm back!]
Anyway. Jack hobbles downstairs, limping heavily as he heads for the chairs by the fireplace. His right arm is still in a sling, his knee still rigid, though the brusing around his eye and the red welt left from the burn on his cheek have faded a fair bit. He still doesn't look as though he's slept much though, which would probably be because he hasn't.
The noise and bustle in the bar is a little jarring, a little uncomfortable. After so many months living in a quiet, secluded area, he's not used to being around so many people at once. But it's better than sitting in his room for another day, staring at the TV or the walls.
He settles into a chair, propping his left leg on an ottoman. Pulling a book from inside his sling, he settles in to read, though not averse to companionship at the moment. Just don't be surprised if he's a little twitchy.
[ooc: Not sure how late I'll be on, and
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Or, um, cat sniffing Jack's foot.
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He'll only do something about it if it's the last of those three.
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"Haven't seen you around before," he says softly. Knowing Milliways, he almost expects an answer.
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'Cause. Uh. They might be.
Behrooz doesn't want to interrupt Jack's reading. So it's just staring for now.
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Jack has the feeling someone's staring at him, and glancing up, he spots Behrooz. A second later, he notices Behrooz's eyes, in particular.
"Uh, hi, Behrooz," he says, closing his book.
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So Behrooz just says, "Hi," not remembering to avert his eyes.
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Behrooz briefly wonders if Jack really thinks he'd choose such a weird color if needed contacts.
Maybe they'd be cheaper. Maybe that'd be a good excuse when he goes back to the outside.
Right. Focusing. He averts his eyes rather quickly. "I - don't wear contacts."
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"Hey, Jack."
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"Hey, Ryan. How have you been?" he asks, trying to sound as though he hadn't just been startled.
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Ryan sits down at the chair across from him. "Elaine said you were back." He looks at the sling. "How're you feeling?"
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Grinning, she sets a book (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0886777100/sr=8-5/qid=1140228793/ref=pd_bbs_5/103-2185072-4286262?%5Fencoding=UTF8) about the size of a brick down in front of him gently.
"I'm done with this one if you want to read it."
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"Thanks, sweetheart. I'm sure if I don't like it, it'll make a good doorstop at least," he says, looking up at her.
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She's feeling better than she did yesterday and she might--just might have a boyfriend.
Until she knows for sure, he's a boy and he's her friend, so that, at least, counts for something.
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Chloe spies Jack from her seekrit hiding place over there in the booth diagonal from him.
She quickly finishes writing something down and
sneaksmakes her way over."God Jack, you look like shit." Any normal person would smack their hand over their mouth a few seconds later, but instead, Chloe just leans over, appraising his injuries.
"What the hell happened to you?"
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"Well, hello to you too, Chloe," he says wryly.
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"Hi. Ryan did tell you I was back, right? Not from the dead, though, I'm from earlier than the other Chloe. She's probably dead."
Aw, you'd think she was saving this wackiness for Jack.
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