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Savannah Monroe (savannah_monroe) wrote in omega_reality,
@ 2013-03-17 11:48:00

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*complete, 2013 03, character: marty deeks, character: savannah monroe

Savannah and Marty
Who: Savannah, Marty
Where: Their room
When: Sunday, March 17, 2013
Summary: Marty wants to talk again, Savannah not so much.

Living in their house was the epitome of politeness. Oliver was polite, Tommy was polite, Savannah was polite, and Marty... well, Savannah was trying to put as much space between her and her husband at his point. It wasn't difficult with the times they kept. During lunch, there was always something that popped up and that Marty needed to take care of, and she had to worry about the twins. At home, they still had to cook, eat, clean up, all done very politely with the other two men in the house.

The weekends were a little tricker, because there was no set schedule, but there were still chores, shopping, church, and Sunday dinner. She even managed to get a little nap on Saturday, but no so much on Sunday. However, by the time they were done with everything, she was ready to pass out. As soon as the twins were asleep, she got in bed, looking forward to ten hours of sleep. What she didn't expect was Marty coming in this early. She really should be quiet, because she knew that talking got her into trouble, but it was just not her. If there was silence, she needed to fill it. "Is something wrong?" It wouldn't be shocking considering all the new people that were part of this team.

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deeks_marty
2013-03-18 12:47 am UTC (link)

Marty was definitely giving G and Derek their job back when they found them. He'd felt at times in the past couple months like he had no time with his family. But, in the last week or so, as Savannah grew cooler and cooler, that distance from his family felt all the sharper. He knew something was wrong, whether she'd wanted to admit it during their recent argument or not. The past two years had been spent learning to interpret the different smiles she wore from true happiness to polite disdain. More importantly, silence out of Savannah was a pretty deadly warning signal.

"I think there is," he answered her, moving to sit on the edge of the bed next to her. "I also know that letting you keep on in silence is never the answer. So, talk to me, Savannah. Tell me about what's been bothering you...and I don't just mean the last week or so since we argued about Dr. Isles." He still believed the issues with the doctor were a symptom, not the real problem.

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savannah_monroe
2013-03-18 01:05 am UTC (link)

"Are you starting with that again?" she said, shaking her head. "I thought this was about work and you needed help." She could deal with work. She could deal with training, going out, and pretty much anything else that they threw her way. She wasn't sure she could deal with this.

"Do you know how much I argued with G about taking any psychology classes? A lot, and this is the reason. You believe something based on the fact that I don't like to talk to some people and aren't happy when I say I'm good. You must be a much better person if you never dislike anyone." She sat up slowly, making sure not to wake up the girls. "Nothing was bothering me before. Things might have changed. It's not really a problem, more like confusion, since I'm not exactly sure if she's going to deliver the baby and since we decided not to talk to each other, it might be a little difficult to figure out, but I can ask Troy or Alexis. April taught both of them, and there's always Sean. If he's anything like Sam, I'd rather have him around anyway. Although we probably shouldn't talk about this since she doesn't want me to talk about her. I'm sure you know about that, anyway. Are we done now?"