Diego Hargreeves (
knife_bender) wrote2023-03-10 08:19 am
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MHA # 2 | Morning
It was weird waking up in his own bedroom after the last week and a half. Diego still felt like there was something he should be doing, but at this point it seemed like all he could do was wait for one of his siblings to call with news, and support Annie as best he could.
In this case it meant making a pot of decaf coffee in addition to a regular one. He loved you, Annie, but he wasn't ready to give up caffeine in solidarity yet. He was walking past the door to the spare bedroom with a cup of coffee in hand and stopped abruptly, listening. Was there someone snoring in there?
[For the brother and/or wife. Any mentions of pregnancy are NFB]
In this case it meant making a pot of decaf coffee in addition to a regular one. He loved you, Annie, but he wasn't ready to give up caffeine in solidarity yet. He was walking past the door to the spare bedroom with a cup of coffee in hand and stopped abruptly, listening. Was there someone snoring in there?
[For the brother and/or wife. Any mentions of pregnancy are NFB]
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Or in his brother's spare bedroom.
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Luckily he didn't have to deal with the tragedy of bad aim or wasted coffee. "Oh what the fuck?"
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If you had only been almost-murdered by Dad, Five, you could have hand your limb back like Diego.
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Five pushed himself up into a sitting position with his remaining hand, awkwardly wiggling the other one. "Yes, yes. Don't get sappy on me."
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"I ended up here is what happened. What happened to you?"
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"Dad tried to kill us but Allison killed Dad, she reset the universe, Luther is alive and has a human body, all of us lost our tattoos and powers, Annie's pregnant, Dad's an alien and Allison and Sloane are missing."
...so...yeah.
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"I always knew something was off about the old man."
REALLY, FIVE?
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Both literally knocking lightly on the door and also, helpfully, verbalizing a, "Knock knock?" as she poked her head in.
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"If you're looking for a hand with something, I'm the wrong person for it."
Ah, the Hargreeves reaction to trauma.
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"I actually came to see if you wanted breakfast?" she replied, dangling a silver-foiled pack of two Pop Tarts between two fingers as she leaned in the doorway.
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Donna January didn't raise no brown sugar-eating weirdo. (Actually, Donna January would hate that Annie had these in her home, period, but that was beside the point.)
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"My guess is about a month?" Annie replied, tearing open the packet to start toasting one of the Pop Tarts with a hand, thus demonstrating that Diego was correct that she'd retained her powers. "Your dad didn't exactly pop out a prenatal growth chart, though."
Look who'd learned some new words since last night.
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And good morning to you, too, Annie, you pregnant little ray of sunshine.
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Now Sloane needed to turn up in, like, their bedroom closet.
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"He's missing an arm though." He did not get the factory reset they did.
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He at least seemed way more reliant on teleporting than he did on, like, using both hands.
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