Drobabes
Sweet'n'Sour
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Quint's expression didn't change much, but he wondered what the world looked like out there, now. He had woken up in his cell after he had passed out from the pain, and after that, the only contact he had had with the outside world was what Kuznet decided to show him through pictures and his cryptic little speeches. He wondered how long he had been in here. A week? Two weeks? Maybe more. It was difficult to keep track of the time when they barely kept his meals on schedule, nor the lights. Sometimes they would wake him up seemingly in the middle of the night to run more tests.
"Yea, there's other zombies."
He reached a hand up to scratch at his eyebrow, smoothing the hairs back into place once he was done.
"Or, well, I'm not sure if you could really call them zombies per-say. Some of the people who were infected by the airborne pathogen didn't fully lose their minds to it, and instead of lumbering around like walking sacks of potatoes with the smarts of a tree stump, we got some people who seemed to have turned into...I don't know, something else."
He lifted his face up and his eyes looked down into his own cell then, seemingly staring at something below the bars.
"It's like instead of having our bodies overrun by the pathogen, they instead adapted and integrated it. Or maybe it's more like a parasite that found a way not to kill it's host. I don't know, it's really weird and I'm still trying to get used to it. I don't feel any different, but I'm definitely a lot stronger than I should be and I have these weird extra arms."
He turned his face back to her then, his expression rather innocent, like it hadn't occurred to him that maybe he might have just opened his mouth and ran off a bit more than he should have.
"But anyways, like I said, I would shake your hand but I'm scared you'll scream."
Pushing his arm up a bit, he shifted his weight onto his other hand and started dangling from that one. His eyes looked around her cell, and then he seemed to cringe slightly.
"Oh crap, sorry I used all your toilet paper. Here, let me..."
And then he was gone. His boots slapped against the hard floor, and not a few seconds after that, a roll of toilet paper would come flying through the bars, it's trajectory unintentionally aimed at her face.
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Vin continued to sing for him, watching him the whole time. He had always liked the attention and the way that music could put someone in a different head space. It had such a power to shift your emotions, if you were open to it, and he found it a good outlet for people who seemed like they were having a difficult time coping, or that needed a little push into a happier state of mind.
But sitting there with Sabastian was good in it's own way. It just felt comfortable and right, and while he always had a slight sexual want of the man, this felt so much more intimate. It was soothing to be able to just strum his guitar and watch the way those lips turned up into a smile, just for him.
When he finished the song, he got a bit of a devilish look in his eyes, and he started strumming another.
https://youtu.be/VF6-J5BCxWM
"Mockingbird, can't you see? The little boy's, got a, hold on me.~
Baby I'm howling for you.~"
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Cora giggled at his corniness and then moved up and over to sit near his side. His legs were probably going a bit numb by now, and she wanted him to be able to walk, after all.
"Did the persistent man work the truth out of our little grumpy marshmallow?"
She laughed and looked towards the door again.
"I knew he was going to. I know I was pretty out of it last night, but I still caught the way he wasn't taking his hands off him."
Cora got a little quiet then, having noticed Bowie come sneaking under the door frame.
"It was like he was scared to let him go...hey, Damien. I know I was pretty drunk last night, but did Bowie... Did he kind of, like, dance? When I was singing? Or was I dreaming that?"
"Yea, there's other zombies."
He reached a hand up to scratch at his eyebrow, smoothing the hairs back into place once he was done.
"Or, well, I'm not sure if you could really call them zombies per-say. Some of the people who were infected by the airborne pathogen didn't fully lose their minds to it, and instead of lumbering around like walking sacks of potatoes with the smarts of a tree stump, we got some people who seemed to have turned into...I don't know, something else."
He lifted his face up and his eyes looked down into his own cell then, seemingly staring at something below the bars.
"It's like instead of having our bodies overrun by the pathogen, they instead adapted and integrated it. Or maybe it's more like a parasite that found a way not to kill it's host. I don't know, it's really weird and I'm still trying to get used to it. I don't feel any different, but I'm definitely a lot stronger than I should be and I have these weird extra arms."
He turned his face back to her then, his expression rather innocent, like it hadn't occurred to him that maybe he might have just opened his mouth and ran off a bit more than he should have.
"But anyways, like I said, I would shake your hand but I'm scared you'll scream."
Pushing his arm up a bit, he shifted his weight onto his other hand and started dangling from that one. His eyes looked around her cell, and then he seemed to cringe slightly.
"Oh crap, sorry I used all your toilet paper. Here, let me..."
And then he was gone. His boots slapped against the hard floor, and not a few seconds after that, a roll of toilet paper would come flying through the bars, it's trajectory unintentionally aimed at her face.
______
Vin continued to sing for him, watching him the whole time. He had always liked the attention and the way that music could put someone in a different head space. It had such a power to shift your emotions, if you were open to it, and he found it a good outlet for people who seemed like they were having a difficult time coping, or that needed a little push into a happier state of mind.
But sitting there with Sabastian was good in it's own way. It just felt comfortable and right, and while he always had a slight sexual want of the man, this felt so much more intimate. It was soothing to be able to just strum his guitar and watch the way those lips turned up into a smile, just for him.
When he finished the song, he got a bit of a devilish look in his eyes, and he started strumming another.
https://youtu.be/VF6-J5BCxWM
"Mockingbird, can't you see? The little boy's, got a, hold on me.~
Baby I'm howling for you.~"
______
Cora giggled at his corniness and then moved up and over to sit near his side. His legs were probably going a bit numb by now, and she wanted him to be able to walk, after all.
"Did the persistent man work the truth out of our little grumpy marshmallow?"
She laughed and looked towards the door again.
"I knew he was going to. I know I was pretty out of it last night, but I still caught the way he wasn't taking his hands off him."
Cora got a little quiet then, having noticed Bowie come sneaking under the door frame.
"It was like he was scared to let him go...hey, Damien. I know I was pretty drunk last night, but did Bowie... Did he kind of, like, dance? When I was singing? Or was I dreaming that?"
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