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milliways_bar2007-04-06 04:04 pm
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Jack is perched anxiously on a chair, rocking it back on two legs, one hand holding the edge of the table, the other fiddling awkwardly in spare fabric.
And also watching the door.
And also watching the door.
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Johnny flops onto a nearby chair, stuffing a sandwich down his throat as fast as possible. He doesn't look like he's eaten much for a while; the weight he gained at first when he entered the bar has been shed again. His hair looks thinner, his clothes ragged and mucky.
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He pus his chair legs down, and leans in.
"Gracious, sit down."
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"Fine, nothing I can't handle. You, on the other hand, look like you need a smoke and a beer."
He passes over the cigarettes.
"I'd offer both, but can't, sorry."
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"I am sorry about the... thing. Last time."
Bad. He's stopped being embarassed but it wasn't fair.
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He coughs chestily, then takes another drag of his cigarette. He really wants a beer.
"By Nuggan I've missed these."
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Johnny did not need to overhear that.
"Would you like something to drink or eat?"
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A very hungry look, no matter how he tries to hide it.
"Yes, please. Some food and a cold beer would go down very well, thank you."
Look how hungry he is, he's remembered the existance of manners.
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And Jack has a very lonely look, that's creeping out at the edges, much the same way.
"Sit for a bit."
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"All right, usual rule about minding my own business out the window. What's going on Jack? Do you need help beating someone up?"
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Still, she can feel someone looking, and so her eyes flick to Jack almost curiously.
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"You look warm."
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"I live near the beach," she explains.
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Jack's just talking at her.
"You're probably better than she is."
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"Maybe." Her voice is gentle.
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He ducks his head, sets his chin on his hands so he's looking up at her.
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"I had wondered."
It's hard to tell if she looks older or younger then Fire, plainer or not. She is a small woman, dainty as a bird. Pretty, maybe. Attractive, closer, with a face that could be kind or could be cruelly blank. And if Fiona is a fire, she's buried it underneath layers of politness.
And he...he has her attention, oh yes he does.
"If she is Fire, then you are...?"
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He shrugs a little.
"You're probably better. She tried to put my eyes out."
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It's Fire, slipping through her own door, a lily tucked into her hair.
"You look anxious about something."
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He reaches out a hand for her, with a little sigh. Please.
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"What's wrong?"
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It's good to see her.
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"From a garden. Has something happened?"
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He smiles at her.
"How did it go with Andrei?"
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A satisfied smile, "I shan't need my own apartment now."
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He smiles, looking rather proud.
"Be kind to him."
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