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Tweak says, "He brought me flowers."

Joss Salvage || Badr al-Budur (sultana) wrote in bellumlogs,
@ 2010-07-28 17:36:00

Entry tags:

eponine, john seward, scheherazade, sultan's daughter

Who: Joss, Oliver, Nina, and Sherri (and anyone who wants to join in)
What: Vampire Recovery Co.
Where: 205
When: Morning of the 27th
Warnings: Not much?

After hearing from Nina and Oliver, Joss got off the computer. Sherri might have thought she was going to play a game, but Joss maintained she had more sense than that. If she was going on the computer for anything stupid, it would be to do some stupid update on vampires and the real truth behind them. Along with some research on what shampooing your hair with garlic did for the follicles.

She headed back to the kitchen sink, rolling out a chain of paper towels to bind up her arm. Her dirty clothes were ...fairly clean all things considered and she merely dug through Sherri's cabinets and fridge till she found something appetizing. No alcohol (how Sherri, how?) but there was juice. Sugar seemed fine. She was half-way through pouring a glass when she heard someone at the door. She dropped the carton, glancing once at the bathroom door before heading to open in.

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	esseule 2010-08-01 10:38 pm UTC (link)
	Nina moved towards the sisters, still wary of Oliver. "Did you loose a lot of blood?" She addressed Sherri, but looked to Joss to confirm whatever her sister said. Victims weren't always the most reliant sources of information. (Reply to this) (Parent) (Thread)

withinastory
2010-08-02 02:19 am UTC (link)

"Not that much." Sherri reached up to touch the marks on her neck, wincing at the flash of increased pain. "More than what the Red Cross would take, probably, but since I'm still up and moving it can't be that bad." She didn't mention that she was feeling a little weak. She was pretty sure that was normal. Since she hadn't looked in the mirror, she was unaware of the fact that she was a little paler than usual. "I probably look worse than I am, right now. I'm just a little shaken up."

Of course, if she could sit down before she fell down, that would be better. Gracefully, so that hopefully no one would realize it was more for her benefit, she moved toward the futon (in its couch formation, since she obviously hadn't used it the night before. "Why don't we all sit down?"

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veridicality
2010-08-02 02:44 am UTC (link)

Oliver had the decency to look away when Sherry emerged from the bathroom in only her towel, keeping his eyes averted until she had disappeared again into her bedroom. Sighing, he waited for several moments before moving to join the women. "Yes. Sitting down is best right now," he said after he joined them, his bag in hand. He glanced over the two women who had been injured, his jaw tensing slightly that they had been attacked, but he said nothing in regards to that as he moved to sit beside Sherri on the futon.

He said little, not knowing the women either well or at all in some cases, instead preferring to simply treat their injuries. Though he was a little awkward with his movement, his left hand clearly disabled, he did his best to be gentle yet thorough.

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sultana
2010-08-02 02:54 am UTC (link)

Joss didn't say much, only following Sherri to the couch. She knew she wasn't as injured, but it didn't change her desire to flop down. Her arm rested in her lap as Oliver dealt with Sherri and she waited her turn for..an anti-septic wipe or whatever.

"How'd you guys do?" It wasn't often that she cared and she noticed Oliver's hand - and then looked to Nina. Huh. She didn't remember Nina's fable. "Who's yours again?"

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withinastory
2010-08-03 08:21 pm UTC (link)

Sherri held still for Oliver to work, trying to be helpful and tilt her head and body in whichever way would make things easier for him. "Thank you," she told him quietly. "I'm fine, really, but it's good to have it looked at and know for sure." She managed a smile that was only a little shaky. "It's mostly shock, I think."

She listened as Joss asked about their nights, and Nina's fable. Though she could have answered that one, she looked at Nina out of the corner of her eye, wondering how open she was with it, since there was certainly someone looking for her.

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