Tess Mercer (
have_no_mercy) wrote in
milliways_bar2017-02-06 11:46 am
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Today, Tess doesn’t even realize she’s entered the bar until she nearly runs into a table. It’s not the ideal place for now, but she decides to stay regardless, wandering over to the fireplace and settling on a couch.
Her face is blank and there’s no question there’s something wrong. Whether or not she’ll talk about it is the real mystery.
Her face is blank and there’s no question there’s something wrong. Whether or not she’ll talk about it is the real mystery.

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Eric is barefoot, his hair is tousled, and he is clearly looking for a place to sit. And apologetic about it.
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"Hey, stranger."
Yes, Eric, that's to you.
"What's going on?"
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"Ehm, hi?"
He walks closer and says, quietly,"Do you know me?"
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A frown.
"Are you all right?"
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"I'm - I can't go home and I have lost my memories. "
He looks up at her. "All of them."
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That's major.
"Well, I'm Tess and we're ...friends. Come, sit down."
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"Hi Tess. I'm Eric. "
And then he shakes his head at himself with a rueful grin.
"But you already know that, right?"
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She offers a small smile back.
"How did you lose your memory? Do you know?"
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"There was a witch," he almost whispers.
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Tess knows this from experience.
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He looks up at her, face open and vulnerable.
"And I don't know what to do."
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"Was this at home, or here in the bar?"
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Jim drops into an armchair opposite, slouching sideways over it like an oversized cat.
'What's up with you?'
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"I think I have to go back home."
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He doesn't look amused for once, scanning her with sharp eyes.
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She pauses.
"I should go look at it before I decide."
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Jim gestures a rat over, and orders bourbon.
'Why would you want to keep it?'
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"If they're going to try to develop it and dig into the swamp they can't have it."
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'So don't sell it. You can always burn it down.'
He does not, in fact, understand why she hasn't done that already.
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Because she'd do it herself.
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"It's the closest thing I have to one."
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'Do you need one?'
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"Sometimes."
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