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fandomhighdorms2008-02-04 06:36 pm
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Second Floor Common Room, Monday Evening
Andrew was fixing some fine food: tomato soup and grilled cheese. An American classic. There was a fairly large pot of the soup, and he had enough bread and cheese to share if anyone else was hungry.
There was also some groovy Latin jazz playing, and he was dancing about the kitchen, head bobbing and hips swaying -- sometimes in time with the music. Life was good.
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There was also some groovy Latin jazz playing, and he was dancing about the kitchen, head bobbing and hips swaying -- sometimes in time with the music. Life was good.
[common room open as they are]

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"My what?"
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"One of your memories. I think. It sounded like you. It's not... memories are only as exact as the thing that remembers them. I didn't-- I was asleep."
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And he didn't make an attempt to pretend at the voices he'd heard, but the cadence of the words, the way they were spoken, the rhythms and the pauses was exactly as it had been. Repeating was the easiest lesson he'd ever learned and it was the one he was best at.
And it was easiest to do this, to show Teddy, and not to finish the memory because he had to know what it was. He had to know the ending. And it would just be hurtful to replay that in any form.
The bruises forming on his thighs from his own digging fingers proved that.
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"I-" He didn't know what to say now.
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"I'm sorry."
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Still wasn't looking Liir in the eye.
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And now he can barely stand-- no, he can't even stand the sight of me.
"I'll go," he said then, breathing out. "I've already eaten."
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"Is there anything I can do?"
To fix it.
To make things right.
To make Teddy better.
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He looked away.
And he didn't say anything else.
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"I'll... I'll see you later, okay?"
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