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Ninth Hell Campfire, Friday Afternoon
Griff was almost thankful for the steady throb of his hangover as it helped him not try to think or remember because that would start the groaning again and his head already was in danger of exploding. At least that was how it felt.
He was sprawled out in the shade next to the dead campfire, far from the stench of last night's clothes, clutching an unopened six-pack of water to his chest.
"I need to be magic," he muttered, wincing as his fingers dully smashed at the plastic encasing the bottles and keeping him from the only thing he knew could help him just then.
[Open like an unlit campfire!]
He was sprawled out in the shade next to the dead campfire, far from the stench of last night's clothes, clutching an unopened six-pack of water to his chest.
"I need to be magic," he muttered, wincing as his fingers dully smashed at the plastic encasing the bottles and keeping him from the only thing he knew could help him just then.
[Open like an unlit campfire!]

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"Wish I had," Griff groused back, dumping the pack of bottles unceremoniously to the ground as he'd given up. "'Might feel better."
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If Griff had been confused as to what Alex was alluding to, he probably wasn't now. With a grin, he downed half the water bottle.
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"Wanna pass me a water?" And open it? And hold it to my mouth?
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Well, he hoped not EXACTLY like Effy because Alex didn't really want to sleep with Griff.
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That was on days that he hadn't thrown up on her and then jumped away to leave her with the mess, however.
Bizarrely enough, she was actually more annoyed with the second than with the first, since the first at least had been involuntary. Not quite sure if he'd jump again, she made sure to very carefully come up behind him before speaking.
"Griffin O'Connor."
Most times, one could forget that Fiona's mother was Death herself. This wasn't one of those times.
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"That's me," he said, lifting his hand off his eyes, and squinting up at her. "You're pissed, right?"
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"I'm..." you know how alcohol works, Fiona "not pleased. At all.
"Yesterday, I would have screamed at you if I hadn't been cleaning up the mess. Today, I'm just annoyed."
A moment's pause and then--
"If you drink water while you're drinking, you don't get a hangover. The effects are largely caused by dehydration due to the ethanol."
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"...I'll remember that, then." No he wouldn't, the fun part was how he'd no longer cared to do the smart thing like drink water. Not that the current state of his head and stomach were going to let him think it would be a good idea ever again.
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"I can't believe you just skipped off and left me to deal with the mess."
Fiona huffed out a breath and reached out to touch his arm.
"You all right this morning?"
Yes, Griff, she was still worried about you even with the irritation.
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"You all right this morning?" she repeated.
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Yeah yeah, she'd dealt with vomit before. At least his hadn't had little multicolored bits.
...children's birthday parties were, in fact, the bane of Fiona's existence for that very reason.
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"Good morning, Alex.
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Then she rubbed at her eyes.
"How have you been?"
She could try this again. Maybe. Why not?
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"I've been good," he answered mildly. "Didn't wake up in my own bed this morning so even better."
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She listened to the radio broadcasts, after all.
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