[ He's still in the Medical Rover when she goes to check on him, stationed in one of the beds. She has a pot of bean plants tucked in the crook of her arm—it's a beansprout, get it?—which she sets on the small table next to him. ]
Hey, Peter.
[ She lightly smacks him on the side. Scoot over a little, she's going to sit. ]
[ Said quickly, as if the answer is obvious. (It is.) She doesn't take up much room, perched on the edge of his bed, legs draped over the side. He looks alright, she notes, though she knows he probably doesn't feel very alright. But he's working his way there, if he's griping at her. ]
For you, obviously. You're supposed to bring flowers, but I thought a beansprout would suit you better.
[ She rolls her eyes, but doesn't retaliate because he's an invalid and stuff. See? Look how generous she is. ]
It's not from Macha—but it did come from Dagger, so it could be deadly. [ Though, considering she's had it around for a few months and hasn't died yet—well, it could still kill her someday, who knows. ]
He gave it to Ed, and since Ed is useless he gave it to me. [ More like Ed knew she liked plants, but she tries not to give him any credit if she can help it. She has a rep to maintain. ]
peter you human garbage
Peter!
FROM: yamanaka.ino@cdc.org
You idiot, are you at Medical?
don't call him garbage while he's in pain you're the garbage one
yea
FROM: parker.peter@cdc.org
we're fine inp hange anjeand are on it
FROM: parker.peter@cdc.org
there's peopleonth e list that arn't here in the med rovert ples help them
don't tell me what to do
God, don't worry about other people, okay?
FROM: yamanaka.ino@cdc.org
Just stay there and let Hange and Jean take care of you.
don't call him names?
i am
FROM: parker.peter@cdc.org
i'm serios this is bad they ned help
you're not my real mom
I know, trust me.
FROM: yamanaka.ino@cdc.org
Don't worry, we're all trying to help.
Everyone's going to be okay.
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k thanks
FROM: parker.peter@cdc.org
youre a good ino
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Yeah, I know.
FROM: yamanaka.ino@cdc.org
You're a not so bad Peter, I guess.
FROM: yamanaka.ino@cdc.org
Just STAY THERE.
I'll be around later to make sure you haven't moved.
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k
[miraculously he won't be moving, what a shock]
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Hey, Peter.
[ She lightly smacks him on the side. Scoot over a little, she's going to sit. ]
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[Though he'll obey, scooching over with a light grunt because effort is hard.]
What's the plant for?
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[ Said quickly, as if the answer is obvious. (It is.) She doesn't take up much room, perched on the edge of his bed, legs draped over the side. He looks alright, she notes, though she knows he probably doesn't feel very alright. But he's working his way there, if he's griping at her. ]
For you, obviously. You're supposed to bring flowers, but I thought a beansprout would suit you better.
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Why a beansprout? Where did you even get a beansprout, I mean... [Peter's nose wrinkles and he gingerly leans forward to inspect it.
And then equally as gingerly aborts the effort with a grunt of pain, and instead just scoots a little more upright to squint at it.]
It's not a deadly Macha beansprout is it?
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It's not from Macha—but it did come from Dagger, so it could be deadly. [ Though, considering she's had it around for a few months and hasn't died yet—well, it could still kill her someday, who knows. ]
He gave it to Ed, and since Ed is useless he gave it to me. [ More like Ed knew she liked plants, but she tries not to give him any credit if she can help it. She has a rep to maintain. ]