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J.P. let out a light chuckle at Theodora’s comment. “I’m not the only stubborn ass here.” He retorted quickly before leaning down to pat Angus’ head. “And I love you too Angy.”
“Fine... I may be a stubborn ass too; but at least I’m not a numpty.” Theodora responded, mimicking J.P.’s light chuckle as she playfully stuck out her tongue.
normalxmccoy:
J.P. shrugged as he didn’t really have an answer. “Like you?” He asked her. “I mean love me like a brother regardless of what I am?” He knew he did have a few that did show him real love. “Jericho..Jetta..Preston. That kinda love that wants to make things better for me.” He sighs again suddenly feeling that vulnerability he only gets with her.
“Yes. Regardless of what you are, I’m still gonna love you like the brother you are to me.” Theodora reassured him, her voice calm as she tried to make him see the truth. “Hell, I’ll still love you even when you’re being the world’s biggest numpty. I love you, you stubborn ass; and you best not forget that.” She felt a tug at the leash in her hand. Glancing down, a smile began to widen upon her face. “And Angy loves you too.”
“I know that,Thea, I meant like perfect in his eyes. He’s got three other kids who are mutant then there’s me.” He sighs heavily. “I don’t want to be perfect but I want his love the love he gives Jace and Jetta.”
“I know he’s your father; but why would you strive for the love of someone who doesn’t appreciate you for you? He’s not gonna love you unless you change for him; and that’s not real love.” Theodora didn’t understand it; and in a way, she was glad she didn’t. She knew she was lucky to have a father who loved her despite all her issues. She just wished J.P. was fortunate enough to have the same. “Real love is when someone loves you just the way you are and doesn’t force you to be someone or something you’re not.”
J.P. swallowed hard again at her words. “Yeah..well it won’t change unless I somehow become mutant.” He bit at his bottom lip. “I’m not perfect like everyone else,Thea.”
“No one is perfect, J.P....” Theodora had to remind her best friend. Hell, she was far from perfect. One only had to look at her hearing aid and failing body to see that. “And those that say they are, well they’re hiding some major imperfection.”
“You can’t change things,McAllister.” He admitted to her often times he wished he could but this was his life. “At least you have powers.” J.P.’s voice raised a bit at his comment,the whole reason his life was this way was because he was born human unlike his best friend and family. “At least I still get attention I guess that’s something.”
Sometimes, Theodora wished she didn’t have any powers. Hers seemed to be more trouble than good. They impacted her health; and she couldn’t control them. But she couldn’t comment on that because of J.P.’s situation. So instead, she stayed quiet, only speaking up at her friend’s latter comment. “The wrong sort of attention... No father should treat his child like that. It’s not right.”
J.P. nodded as the event still didn’t fully make sense to him. “I-I th-think so. I mean it’s nothing new.” He swallowed hard at the memory of his father pushing him up against the wall. “I can’t have Pres take care of me all the time,Thea.”
“And I cannae have ye gettin’ hurt all the damn time, McCoy...” Theodora’s eyes narrowed; and the remnants of her Scottish accent came out as she grew slightly frustrated. She crossed her arms over her chest, tangling Angus’s leash between around her wrist. “I wish my powers weren’t so damn useless.” If only she could do something more than slip into an astral coma at the worst possible time, then maybe she could make a difference.
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J.P. simply nodded at the question. He sighed heavily. “I ran into this girl on my skateboard she sorta looked like you except shorter hair and a burn scar on her hand.” He explained and shook his head lightly. “I told her the scar was wicked or something like that and that it sorta reminded me of some of things my dad has done but I didn’t mention him.. before I split she handed me her card.” He shrugged lightly looking at his friend.
J.P.’s words made little sense to Theodora. All she was able to gauge was that some girl who sorta looked like her but had a burn scar on her hand and short hair had given him some card. She still didn’t understand what was so significant about the card or even about the girl. “Oh.” She left it at that, figuring she’d let the topic drop for now. “So, uh, are you alright though? Do you want me to have Pres take a look for you?”
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At his best friends gasp J.P. bit at his lip. He knew that once she saw the new scar on his skin that she would instantly worry. “Theodora..” he started and looked down thinking of what he could say. “This is because he found a card. I don’t want to talk about it.” Even when it was the truth he had a hard time accepting that his father had gotten so upset over a little card with someone’s information on it.
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“A... A card?” Now Theodora was confused. What sort of card would make Micah McCoy so furious that he would hurt his son like that? “What card?” Even though he said he didn’t want to talk about it, she had to ask. The new wound looked terrible; and she couldn’t let it go.
“Jamieson!” Theodora let out a gasp as she caught a glimpse of her best friend’s exposed skin. She’d seen his scars before, she knew them all; and that one was definitely new. “What happened?” Her words came out shaky, concern evident in her voice. “What did he do to you now?”
“Okay sounds like a plan.” J.P. replied as Preston had already worked on helping him up so they could head to the car.
Theodora followed closely behind Preston as he helped J.P., Angus’s leash in one hand and her best friend’s skateboard in the other. She watched how the boy walked, noticing the struggle to his steps. He definitely was injured; and she knew there’d be hell to pay from his father. She just prayed the man wouldn’t be too harsh with him. As they neared the car, she picked up her pace, getting ahead of the two guys. That way, she could open the door for them. Though the second she opened the door, Angus immediately hopped into the car, barking for her to follow. “Gàire suas , Angus. Aon mhionaid.”
J.P. gave her a small smile.He was glad nothing was broken too. “Yeah.” He replied a little defeated. “Of course.” Anything to avoid going home and risk his father finding out so quickly.
“You pick the film.” Theodora smiled at her best friend, glad Preston had been there to assess the situation. She trusted her nurse more than anyone else; and if J.P. was hurt or sick, she’d want Pres to be the one to check him over. “Pres, can you help him to the car? I’ll carry his belongings.” With that decided, she tightened her grip on Angus’s leash, as well as her grip on the skateboard still in her hands, and began walking towards the car.
Realizing Theodora was back J.P. gave her a smirk. “Nothing broken. I’ll just be sore for a while.” He sighed a feeling he was used to much like his best friend. “I’m sure I’ll be grounded too so it’ll make things easy.”
“Good.” Theodora was glad to hear J.P. hadn’t gone and broken anything. She didn’t want to see him any worse off than he currently seemed. “So I guess this means we’re done at the park, yeah?” She was quite glad for that, actually. “Wanna come over and watch something in the theatre room? You can borrow an ice pack and one of my heating pads. I guarantee you they’ll help.”
“Okay.” J.P. said with a small smile as he watched her go fetch his board. It didn’t take long for Preston to look him over. He lucked out nothing broken just bruised up badly. “Still doesn’t help though.” He said just as Thea came back over.
With the skateboard in one hand and Angus’s leash in the other, Theodora returned after several moments. She had gathered the board rather quickly; but she decided to stay back and give J.P. some time to converse with Preston in private. Once the two looked like they were wrapping up, she made her way back over. “So... What’s the verdict?” She inquired, her question neither directed at J.P. nor Preston.
J.P. gave her a smirk. He knew she was right but he was stubborn and he liked to challenge himself when it came to his skating. “Okay. Just be careful. I mean watch out in case someone else is boarding.” He reminded her as he waited to repeat his story to Preston.
Theodora waited for Preston to come over before she turned to leave, stopping and glancing back over her shoulder as she heard J.P.’s comment. “I’ll be fine. I’m sure all the regulars are used to me by now. I mean, what other girl and her dog come to the skatepark and just read?” With that said, she left J.P. in Preston’s care, knowing that the nurse would tend to her best friend.
J.P. frowned,he knew he had upset her by hurting himself that was easy to see. “Okay this is true. But it does get both of us out of our houses.” He usually did find ways to avoid his house as long as he could be covered by his brother or sister.
“So does just going to the regular park... There’s nothing wrong with walking along the pathways, watching the leaves fall from the trees.” Theodora rolled her eyes. If they had taken her suggestion to just go for a walk, J.P. wouldn’t be injured right now. “Anywho, here comes Pres... I’ll let you tell him what’s wrong; and in the meantime, I’ll go fetch your skateboard from the other side of the ramp.” With that, she began to stand up, waving over her caretaker.
J.P. was grateful for her help to sit up. He sighed lightly but winced exhaling. “I was trying to land a trick and the next thing I know I’m on my ass. And of course you would be the only one reading a book at the skate park.”
Theodora frowned upon hearing what J.P. had done. She didn’t like seeing him hurt. She knew he already got hurt enough by his own father. He didn’t need any further injuries or reasons to piss off his dad. “Well what else do you expect me to do when you drag me here, you numpty?” She inquired, raising a playful eyebrow as the frown temporarily turned into a smirk. “It’s not like I can skate.”
J.P. nodded trying to do what his friend told him. “I think I can sit up.” He knew it would hurt but it was better than laying on the pavement. He figured he’d be stiff if he stayed in the position he was.
“Come on then.” Theodora shifted how she was kneeling so she could support J.P. as he began to sit up. She waited until he was sitting up before asking him the question she’d been wondering since she first heard him call her name. “So what exactly happened here? I was busy with my book; so I didn’t see...”
