Sam LaCroix (
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room 216 ; monday morning
Sam hadn't slept much this weekend. After Saturday's near debacle, he'd been tense and unfocused and saddled with an unfamiliar body that made sleeping even harder than it was for him normally. So, he just hadn't slept. He'd spent time holed up in his room before taking off to the mainland, skateboard in hand. He'd stayed there for awhile, skateboarding until his legs ached.
He'd actually changed back at some point during his journey back to the island. He was himself again, familiar and with clothes that once again fit. Exhaling, he'd continued on back to the island and back to his room
And that's where he was now, fresh from a shower, with clean clothes on. He'd changed the bandages on his hand earlier even though they probably didn't really need them. It was more of a way to keep the wound hidden from certain people.
With all that done, he'd put on a record (something classic rock) and started eating the breakfast he'd picked up on his way back (tofu omelettes). He had class in awhile but he could relax now and try to let all the tension seep from his shoulders.
Slowly.
[Door's closed, post is really for one person and posted early because our schedules are hilariously incompatible lately.]
He'd actually changed back at some point during his journey back to the island. He was himself again, familiar and with clothes that once again fit. Exhaling, he'd continued on back to the island and back to his room
And that's where he was now, fresh from a shower, with clean clothes on. He'd changed the bandages on his hand earlier even though they probably didn't really need them. It was more of a way to keep the wound hidden from certain people.
With all that done, he'd put on a record (something classic rock) and started eating the breakfast he'd picked up on his way back (tofu omelettes). He had class in awhile but he could relax now and try to let all the tension seep from his shoulders.
Slowly.
[Door's closed, post is really for one person and posted early because our schedules are hilariously incompatible lately.]
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See, she could take some sort of initiative instead ignoring it. It even sounded more curious (though she had guesses) than accusing. And sure, it wasn't exactly opening up but it was something.
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He understood. Sort of.
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"And I do. You don't know everything."
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She wanted to be, but something was stopping her.
"But it got awkward." And she pushed herself too hard. "That's why you... felt what you felt."
Her absolute panic.
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"Why don't you wanna initiate touch with me? Is it me?" Sam asked after a moment. "If you wanna touch me, touch me because if you're reacting like you were a few days ago, I'm not gonna know if you even want me to touch you."
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And have it feel natural. She almost mentioned how she'd used to stand still when he came closer, then thought better of it.
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"How do you get comfort when you need it?" Sam wondered quietlyh.
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"When you put it like that, it makes me sound stupid."
She was aware there was something ridiculous about her when it came to this.
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Which was to say that remembering something like that while panicking? Easier said than done.
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And then, as... factually as she possibly could: "Yes."
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Because, after that long pause and the clinical answer, he didn't think she could.
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Though she acknowledged that it should have been.
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He slid his fingers through his hair and admitted quietly, "I don't know how I'm supposed to act around you most of the time, Natalie, because I don't know what you want. You rarely tell me and you're not overly demonstrative which either means I guess or I'm left wondering if you even like me sometimes."
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"I do like you," she said, almost, almost looking surprised. She hadn't realized she could come off like that sometimes.
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"You don't always act like it though," Sam added. "And I'm not saying you have to be some over the top girl who hangs on her boyfriend. I know what kind of person you are, I get that, but, you know, this is the first time you've looked at me fully since you got here. You're almost always hesitant to come into my room or sit down and you don't like talking to me all that much. So, sometimes it feels like you don't like me."
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