Diego Hargreeves (
knife_bender) wrote2021-06-09 06:17 am
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MHA #2 | Wednesday
Diego and Annie had gotten back pretty late last night and immediately flopped into bed. They were both covered in bruises, Diego had a concussion and Annie had emotionally been put through the wringer. They were due for some actual sleep.
It was later than usual when Diego managed to get out of bed, and shuffle out to get coffee from the kitchen, still limping slightly from being thrown around by Stormfront. He had gotten a mug out of the cabinet and was half-turned towards the coffee machine when he noticed a bald lady mannequin sitting at his kitchen table.
"Oh, Jesus!" And now there was a broken mug on the floor. Thanks, Dolores.
[Creepy mannequin girlfriend modded with permission. Post is open for people wanting to check in on Diego and/or Annie]
It was later than usual when Diego managed to get out of bed, and shuffle out to get coffee from the kitchen, still limping slightly from being thrown around by Stormfront. He had gotten a mug out of the cabinet and was half-turned towards the coffee machine when he noticed a bald lady mannequin sitting at his kitchen table.
"Oh, Jesus!" And now there was a broken mug on the floor. Thanks, Dolores.
[Creepy mannequin girlfriend modded with permission. Post is open for people wanting to check in on Diego and/or Annie]
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"Hi," she tried, and waved at Dolores before immediately rolling her eyes up to look at Diego skeptically. "Maybe we should offer her some coffee?"
Tim had been able to eat all that pizza, after all.
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Oh, sure, but if she had legs that would be a possibility, Annie?
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She was going to get her coffee and move the hell away from Dolores at a brisker pace than she might have without a creepy mannequin around, in any case. Even if Annie was also trying to make sure her expression was polite and friendly every time she looked over at her. Just in case.
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"Five needs to come get that thing."
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Part of her negotiation with Vought had included a two-week sabbatical, which they had been all too happy to grant in light of needing to clean up Stormfront (both figuratively and literally.) Annie would be okay with spending the entire time camped out here on this couch with Diego, not moving.
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Which was something he had been thinking about ever since he joked about having their own crappy place to themselves when they were sleeping in the pawn shop.
"Is the plant gonna live?"
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And with her new arrangement, she'd probably be able to get back often enough to be the primary plant caregiver again. Yet another way things had worked out well.
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If nothing else, neither of them could move with any real speed, anyway.
"I think we've earned a little break from drama," she added, tilting her head to press a kiss to his jaw.
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She was a little worried it might be something about how crazy all of that had been. Or maybe her mother had said something awful to him during those few minutes before they'd all found each other in the tower?
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"I mean, your place is bigger," she noted, feeling herself blush a little. "And I figured I'm mostly here to see you, anyway?"
But maybe she'd been too clingy during those times? The long distance thing had been so hard.
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"So maybe we could make it our place?" he asked, looking a little shy for once.
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"Really?" she asked softly, breaking into a wide smile. "You want me to -- really?"
He was right -- it really did make sense. But it was also a really big step, commitment-wise.
But then, so was cutting off someone's hand, probably.
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She kind of couldn't stop smiling.
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(It was a huge deal.)
"I've never lived with a boyfriend before," she added a little shyly. "I hope you don't get sick of me."
Seriously, all that was going to change was that more of her stuff would be over here. They were already fairly inseparable.
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"That's never going to happen," he said. "So that's a yes then?"
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Carefully. They could celebrate this a little more vigorously when everyone was feeling better.
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