Who:
wright_idea and
turnabout_fey (Mainly to them, but if anyone else has a reason for it..)
What: Visiting Edgeworth.
When: A few days after he was brought to the clinics. (Post is dated as Saturday, so we're going to pretend that it is.)
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We won't need any wings to fly / A place beyond the sun )
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She walks towards Edgeworth's room silently, having only left for her current lifeline; a rather strong cup of coffee [just one of many consumed]. It seems to be the only thing keeping her moving as of late. Mia's eyes stop only for a second on a small group of nurses, who are congregated around the door, whispering about something related to the patient; Edgeworth.
Her approaching presence is enough to break up the social gathering, if only for a little while. Mia slowly makes her way back into his room, taking a seat at the chair closest to Miles' bed. "...I'm sorry that I had to leave you alone for a while."
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His status has gradually improved, but not too much. The vitals machine shows more normal values, but they're still rather low.
The only motion from him is the occasional movement from his hands, mainly from the one not attached to the injured shoulder, which tries to almost grip at the sheets. It could just be a reflex, though, so nobody on staff seems to notice it.
((ooc: Feel free to go back and forth. I'll post again when I find a good moment to. ^^))
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Her free hand is gently placed over his own, fingertips gliding over the back of his knuckles in a circular motion. The feel of his skin bothers her, but Mia feels that if Miles can't hear her voice, then touch is the only way to express emotion to him right now.
Distracted by his condition, she seems oblivious to anything else at the moment. Even if someone was to enter the room at this very second, Mia wouldn't notice at all.
((Okay, sounds good here.))
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He knocks a bit on the door so that he doesn't come in completely unannounced. Seeing Edgeworth in that state sends another little twinge of guilt through him -- guilt that it was Edgeworth who got the worst of things, guilt that he's riding so much of his own future on Edgeworth's recovery. Guilt that Bruno and Gant would, God willing, answer for someday.
He sits down, after a length. "How's he doing?"
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Either way, she steps back into the room and sits back down in her seat from earlier. It's nicer this time around, since it seems like things are quieter and not as many people are around [excluding a nurse that might be standing outside his door].
The bag is sat down on the floor gently, as Mia moves herself next to him once more. "Sorry to just re-invite myself in here, but the staff said I could so...Are you still doing alright?"
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He's still very tired, as his body is still healing, but he's so happy to see Mia again.
"Yes, I am doing fine." He will reach up and gently touch the side of her face. "How are you doing? Did you manage to get some rest?"
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She's happy to see him as well though, smiling at him, while bringing one hand to his face also. As long as he doesn't mind her touch, of course.
"Good. It seems like you're doing a lot better than before." Mia blushes a little once his fingers graze her face. His touch feels nice to her right now. "I'm doing much better now. I went home and got some rest, like you wanted me to. But I still wanted to come and spend some time with you regardless."
She nods, before glancing over to the doorway, then back to him. "I doubt I'll get to stay long, since I know the staff around here are probably going to ask me to leave soon."
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Nothing's changed the fact that he's impatient and stubborn, though.
"I am. I should be ready to go home soon." He's totally not, but still. He's going to push his recovery as much as possible. Managing a smile at her touch, he tries to move again, which takes a lot of effort, but moves so she has enough room to sit on the bed.
"That is fine. I will make sure they don't turn you away." And he means it, too. He'll argue if he has to.
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