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Rose's Sickfic Plague Pit
I'm sick so I'm giving my characters my wretched cold. Specific characters available upon request. Intended to be very low effort. Starters in the comments!
For Curly
Curly to the Rescue
The knock on Anya's door is ginger and unmet, and with the spare key he'd been given some weeks ago, Grant lets himself inside. He comes with bag-in-hand; vegetables and stock and whatever teabags live in the furthest corners of his cabinets. A lackluster care package, maybe. But never lacking in intent.
Setting his things down, he crosses the living room on careful feet. Enters the bedroom and can't help but chuckle at what sounds like a grizzly bear snoozing the day away. Poor thing. Must be a bad one.
Curly sits on the foot of her bed. It depresses under his weight.
"Hey, Anya. You alive?"
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A grin splits his features. "Not on my watch. I'm playing doctor today, didn't you know? I don't have the fancy jacket or stethoscope," He reaches out a bear-paw hand to sweep her bangs from her forehead. Awfully hot. A cool rag should do the trick. "But I think I've got the spirit. Picked up a couple things from my Ma."
Peeling away from the poor woman's bedside, he fetches a rag to wet, fills a pot with vegetable stock and water and sets it to boiling.
"You think it's work that got'cha sick?"
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A deep hum vibrates Curly's throat. "Whatever it is, it won't last for long."
He joins Anya at the edge of the bed and lays the cool cloth across her forehead. "You eat anything yet today? I've got broth on the stove. If you can make it onto your feet, I could use some supervision cutting the veggies. I'll pull up a chair for you. Hell, I'll even carry you over to it."
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"That's the spirit," He says, rising from his spot and traveling the short distance to the kitchen, where he picks up a chair with great, almost unnecessary care for the object and places it beside the counter.
"Come on, then, miracle worker. Let's see what you've got."
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"If I don't make it, tell Martini I love her," she mumbles, referring to the fretting Smoliv that hasn't left her side all morning. The same one that toddles after her as Anya trudges out to the chair, all but collapsing into it. "Oh thank God. I'm making you carry me back to bed."