Feb 08, 2009 02:30
After talking to the nurses and calling home to inform Sephiroth of the schedule, Angeal was finally ready to take the younger Sephiroth home. He wheeled a wheelchair into the teen's room, stopping beside the bed and offering an arm for Sephiroth to lean on. "They'll let you out of here, now. We can go home."
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"If you don't want to think of my home as yours, that's all right," he added lovingly.
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He doesn't really mean to be so angry with Angeal, and it shows in the pain that laces his voice at his own sharp tone; he's just so tired of being weak and helpless, wanting to be back to normal already, unwilling to accept the fact that 'normal' may be a long time in coming - or may never come again, if he continues on for too long in this mindset of being useless and unable to do much of anything on his own. He is at least struggling against that mindset, however, trying to push himself to hurry up and fully heal already at every opportunity; that includes now, as he gingerly shifts his legs over the edge of the bed opposite from Angeal and lowers his bare feet to the tile floor, wincing at the abrupt shock of cold to his skin and attempting to stand, to take even one step ( ... )
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He won't respond to either of Seph's statements, knowing that the first was a show of a complaint, and that the second could be found, with time.
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The older Sephiroth shuts his alternate's door, moving to the wheel, again.
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