Drobabes
Sweet'n'Sour
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"I... could send you a memory of me doing it,"
He didn't even need to finish the sentence. Quint shut his eyes, as if that could stop it from coming, and put his hands up.
"No. No, nope, I'm good. I'll just work with the verbal instruction manual."
He shivered and put his hands down, then looked down at his own appendage as he brought it out, his brows knitting. It was healed again, despite his efforts. Pesky thing.
"Right... alright, well, hold the fort down. Water the plants, feed the dogs. Oh, speaking of dogs-"
"Quint, stop dicking around."
Francis was heading for door, his face set in a scowl as he impatiently waited for the man, and Quint help but smile a bit as he kept talking.
"I'm coming! Right, dogs, if the animals start getting rowdy, think of something calming. They especially like the memories of sunshine."
With that last thing said, he gave the side of the bed a little pat, then turned and walked out with Fransisco.
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Not too long after, Quint and Fransisco would arrive in front of Sayori's cell. The two seemed to be in a heated discussion as they came in front of the door, though it wasn't made obvious until they were closer to the glass and their voices could be heard.
"..swear it has more caffeine."
"I don't believe you."
"Well that's because you're old and set in your ways Fran. If I still had google, I would prove it to you right now."
"It's called a light roast, Quint. Why would they call it that if it had more caffeine?"
"Because of advertising! You're... you're screwing with me, aren't you?"
Francis let out a hardy laugh, reaching around Quint to key in the code, and once it was open, Quint looked over at Sayori and gave her a beaming smile.
"Goodmornin' sleeping beauty. Unfortunately we'll have to skip brunch today, Robo Cop went and left us with his mess again."
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Tommy stiffened up just slightly, his smile becoming just a bit forced. He hadn't gone to church since he was a little boy, and while he did hold a small sense of belief himself, he didn't really like to advertise it or get into deep discussions about it. However,
Robert's body language looked like a beaten puppy, his whole demeanor being crushed as he was told no. His own emotions were wrenched as he watched the man pocket that little Bible, possibly the only thing had kept him going since the world burned. Would it really hurt Tommy to spend a bit of time listening to the man? He could speed through the laundry to catch up, and it would probably make this guy's day.
"Oh, no, that's alright mam" he said, turning around to gather up the laundry.
"My mother was a Christian, but it's been a very long time since I heard a good Sermon. I would actually like that very much, it would feel a little like home again, you know?"
Jeez, he wasn't even playing it up, was he? He hadn't even realized how much he had missed something familiar until he had said it. Clearing his throat a bit, he picked the basket up and turned back to them.
"Why don't you both accompany me to the river? I can kill two birds with one stone, and it's about the only bit of privacy you can get around this place" he chuckled.
Tommy didn't know it himself, but his words were more true than he realized. It was a blind spot in the base, an area where the General's gear didn't work, and he hadn't even realized it yet.
He didn't even need to finish the sentence. Quint shut his eyes, as if that could stop it from coming, and put his hands up.
"No. No, nope, I'm good. I'll just work with the verbal instruction manual."
He shivered and put his hands down, then looked down at his own appendage as he brought it out, his brows knitting. It was healed again, despite his efforts. Pesky thing.
"Right... alright, well, hold the fort down. Water the plants, feed the dogs. Oh, speaking of dogs-"
"Quint, stop dicking around."
Francis was heading for door, his face set in a scowl as he impatiently waited for the man, and Quint help but smile a bit as he kept talking.
"I'm coming! Right, dogs, if the animals start getting rowdy, think of something calming. They especially like the memories of sunshine."
With that last thing said, he gave the side of the bed a little pat, then turned and walked out with Fransisco.
________
Not too long after, Quint and Fransisco would arrive in front of Sayori's cell. The two seemed to be in a heated discussion as they came in front of the door, though it wasn't made obvious until they were closer to the glass and their voices could be heard.
"..swear it has more caffeine."
"I don't believe you."
"Well that's because you're old and set in your ways Fran. If I still had google, I would prove it to you right now."
"It's called a light roast, Quint. Why would they call it that if it had more caffeine?"
"Because of advertising! You're... you're screwing with me, aren't you?"
Francis let out a hardy laugh, reaching around Quint to key in the code, and once it was open, Quint looked over at Sayori and gave her a beaming smile.
"Goodmornin' sleeping beauty. Unfortunately we'll have to skip brunch today, Robo Cop went and left us with his mess again."
________
Tommy stiffened up just slightly, his smile becoming just a bit forced. He hadn't gone to church since he was a little boy, and while he did hold a small sense of belief himself, he didn't really like to advertise it or get into deep discussions about it. However,
Robert's body language looked like a beaten puppy, his whole demeanor being crushed as he was told no. His own emotions were wrenched as he watched the man pocket that little Bible, possibly the only thing had kept him going since the world burned. Would it really hurt Tommy to spend a bit of time listening to the man? He could speed through the laundry to catch up, and it would probably make this guy's day.
"Oh, no, that's alright mam" he said, turning around to gather up the laundry.
"My mother was a Christian, but it's been a very long time since I heard a good Sermon. I would actually like that very much, it would feel a little like home again, you know?"
Jeez, he wasn't even playing it up, was he? He hadn't even realized how much he had missed something familiar until he had said it. Clearing his throat a bit, he picked the basket up and turned back to them.
"Why don't you both accompany me to the river? I can kill two birds with one stone, and it's about the only bit of privacy you can get around this place" he chuckled.
Tommy didn't know it himself, but his words were more true than he realized. It was a blind spot in the base, an area where the General's gear didn't work, and he hadn't even realized it yet.