[ An automated voice speaks because someone hasn't bothered to set up a proper voicemail. The only part in her voice is her name. ] You have reached Agent Texas. Leave a message at the tone.
[When I remember? Not at all. He believed he was getting one up on us most of the time. By now, yes, quite likely so.
There's a brief flash of a 5 year old child who hadn't slept in two days straight, too stubborn and clever for his own good... being told that he absolutely could NOT have anything the Armsmen were drinking. The clouded "OH YEAH????" on his small features at the phrase "It's for adults."]
[Just so. That is a bit more muted, a bit more narrow, but the whys of that were both hardly a pleasant conversation... and he couldn't quite fish all of those memories... were they still memories from the future? Precognition? This damn place. (An irrational sting of irritation crosses.)]
[Hm. I wish I could introduce you to Captain Illyan. You share a type of humor. Regardless, his own amusement colored the thought. I'm merely in the habit that written communication is monitored and can be intercepted as a standard of life. Though I wonder if such impartial movement of data could be possible through this.]
[ It's still their network. I wouldn't send anything sensitive over it that you don't want our hosts hearing about. Not sure how it works with this, but their tech is the reason you have it. A small dose of paranoia never hurts in these situations. ]
[He doesn't respond directly to that, but is setting aside a simple pad and pencils as the door to the hospital room has opened. Normally, such a simple procedure would have a discharge almost immediately after, but with Miles' history of allergy, slow elimination and very fragile bones, the overnight observation was more than justified by all concerned.
[He... moves to cover it with some older reflex, and hesitates instead, clearly undecided. The pad isn't lined, slick paper, but rough, heavy sketch paper. No complete work graced it's pages, but idle figure work amidst some rough, rectangular sketches. A few idle workings over the Vorkosigan uniform in truth, considering how to introduce them to a tailor. The more arresting image, perhaps, was tucked to the right of the page, not quite to the fore.
It had been unconscious, thoughts turned towards the newest armswoman, there was a simple sketch of Allison and Cordelia standing in the doorway, body language turned towards each other.]
No, simply time spent in idle habit. [The cover drawn on the notebook now.]
[ She freezes when she realizes that no, that's not some laundry list of precautions she needs to talk. There's a uniform, one she's only seen in Aral's images from home, and then a scene that looks more familiar to her.
She's unsure if it's good or bad that her sort-of girlfriend's husband is drawing her with his wife. ]
You have to do something to pass the time in foxholes. [ Her remark is equally conversational as her gaze remains on the drawing. There's a moment of hesitation before she reaches for the sketchbook, looking to him for permission. ]
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Date: 2016-04-08 03:29 am (UTC)Either way, she's going to start keeping a flask on her. ]
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Date: 2016-04-08 11:31 pm (UTC)There's a brief flash of a 5 year old child who hadn't slept in two days straight, too stubborn and clever for his own good... being told that he absolutely could NOT have anything the Armsmen were drinking. The clouded "OH YEAH????" on his small features at the phrase "It's for adults."]
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Date: 2016-04-08 11:40 pm (UTC)So he's always had trouble sleeping? ]
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Date: 2016-04-09 12:22 am (UTC)Something happening over there? ]
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Date: 2016-04-09 03:23 am (UTC)Especially if he's worried about unwanted feedback slipping through the link. ]
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Date: 2016-04-11 03:38 pm (UTC)Because she's about made it to the hospital room. ]
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Date: 2016-04-12 01:14 am (UTC)Aral nods when Tex enters.]
There's a list of things to watch for.
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Date: 2016-04-12 02:40 am (UTC)It had been unconscious, thoughts turned towards the newest armswoman, there was a simple sketch of Allison and Cordelia standing in the doorway, body language turned towards each other.]
No, simply time spent in idle habit. [The cover drawn on the notebook now.]
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Date: 2016-04-12 02:50 am (UTC)She's unsure if it's good or bad that her sort-of girlfriend's husband is drawing her with his wife. ]
I didn't know you drew.
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Date: 2016-04-12 03:00 am (UTC)You have to do something to pass the time in foxholes. [ Her remark is equally conversational as her gaze remains on the drawing. There's a moment of hesitation before she reaches for the sketchbook, looking to him for permission. ]
Do you think I could have that drawing?
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