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infomodder) wrote2015-09-12 01:24 pm
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"Gone fishing."
[ so don't leave messages to ruin the after fishing glow !!!
your one stop shop for not leaving him alone, previous contact post can be found here ]
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I was in that different sleep for a week. Pretty sure I wasn't a dog through all that.
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Did you come out all right, Will? Given how violent our exits needed to be?
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Or about her.
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What time is it?
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way too fucking hungover to turn LIGHTS on he's always breaking my balls
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Are you free Tuesday evening?
[how hungover is will? well he has to ask for 2 days to get his shit together so]
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What was that about ball breaking?
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Nothing. Your office about 6 work?
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Luckily, we are meeting in person regardless.
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See you then, Frederick.
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Until then, Will.
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Legs stretch out. He crosses his ankles. He leans back, head over the back of the chair, and interlaces his fingers over the scar line along his stomach. Staring at the ceiling, drinking in the closest lights, he lets the quiet hmmmmmmm act as lull instead of alarm. How many nights had that been the only noise in his cell to focus on, an exercise to help drown out and learn to focus?
About three minutes later, Will Graham falls asleep. In the waiting room at one of those places he doesn't much care for. Very normal, very good sign he's totally fine. Yes.]
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[Scorn in his voice -- an intonation arrow pointed specifically at Will's scruff, his unshaven look of despair. Harrowing loss and tragedy and pain lined his figure, but Chilton knew better than to pity.
This is what they were. This is from whence they came.]
Come on in, Will. You look -- well, I am surprised Reggie did not mistake you for one of your dogs, let's put it that way.
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Probably shouldn't tell Chilton that though.]
You don't like beards?
[Question delivered with a lilt, enough to be taken as more than talk of facial hair. It's also the only time he looks at Chilton. Then he's hands in pockets, meandering around the desk, glancing at the bookcase, and...
Sitting. Sorta. Sit-leaning on the edge of his buddy's desk, rather close to the chair. He lets out a deep, weary breath and his shoulders sink enough to show he has Settled and chosen this as his perch.]
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Are you egging me on for additional criticism? Your masochism outstrips us all.
[Chilton soon averts his own gaze, the discomfort in the air nearly tangible.]
What happened? Something had happened.
[Beyond April and Hannibal, and Chilton trusted Will to know he meant aside from that.]
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[A hand lifts so he can tap his temple with a finger. As if Chilton's curiosity was about the weird messages and nothing else. Not about the root of the issue beyond April, beyond Hannibal, beyond loss and a horrific gain.]
Not a good idea when you're hungover. Filter doesn't work so well.
[Something happened indeed.]
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[He inquired with light curiosity, but not without judgement.]
I have never know you to -- how shall we phrase it? -- allow subconscious free flow into the mental link capability of the communicator.
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Today is the first day I haven't had a drink in... [Tap, tap, tap, he lifts his eyes and shrugs a shoulder.] ...since she left.
[A glance at his watch.]
Almost been twenty-four hours now.
[He knew better than to show up compromised. Knew better than to make things easy on Chilton. Knew that Chilton had liquor about if worse came to worse.]
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