[Mick tries not to flinch from her touch and has to take a deep breath to calm himself and clear his mind. Then he closes the door and stands there. In the end it takes a couple minutes for him to just accept the words and move to the bathroom to take a shower and change his clothes]
[She doesn't like the way that he almost flinches away from a simple touch but Diana doesn't say anything as Mick goes back into his room to clean up. As the water runs she waits, cleaning off a spot on the couch, setting down a pillow, a blanket and finding him a glass of water.]
[Mick comes out of the bathroom in a pair of loose pants and a white tank top. His scars are on display but these are currently his only clean clothes. He should do laundry at some point....He's barefoot and his eyes are hollow as he shuffles forward towards her. He stops just out of reach and kind of looks around lost, like he's not sure what to do next.]
Sit down. [A gentle and warm hand on his elbow, steering him towards the couch where, if Mick won't resist, she'll settle him down and cover him with the blanket.] You should try and sleep.
[Mick lies down and rests his head on the pillow in her lap. He looks up at her, uncertainty clear in his eyes. He has no idea why she is still here. They just met a few days ago...they danced all night last night.....too much too soon. His brow furrows and he has to fight to keep from hitting his head again like he had earlier. Instead he closes his eyes and tries to relax sure when he wakes she will be long gone and it will have been a drunken hallucination.]
9/1
Was that a fire I saw near your yurt?
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[Try her, Rory.]
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You can let me in or I can let myself in. Your call.
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Shower. Eat something. Promise me you'll sleep and then maybe I'll consider leaving.
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I don't listen to orders so good. Snart send you?
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I came because I was concerned about you. I also have no intention of leaving until you're rested.
[Try her, Mick.]
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I ain't right in the head, doll. You don't wanna hang around with me too much. [His tone is one of resignation, warning]
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Go on. Get cleaned up.
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I'm a criminal, Diana. You fix art and I steal it and fence it....or burn it. You don't want me.
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[And if he doesn't shake her hand off she'll guide him to the couch where he can rest and not be alone]
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As long as you need me, Mick. I promise.
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I'm not going anywhere.
[She can read the confusion in his eyes, the uncertainty. So Diana strokes his forehead with careful and gentle fingers to help him relax.
As he starts to drift Mick might hear bits of a soft lullaby being hummed.
The same song her mother used to sing to her when she was a girl all those ages ago.
She won't leave him, even if it's all night.]
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