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I don't spare him a response until I finally have him sitting on the bench. I kneel in front of him, nudging his hand enough until I can catch a glimpse of the sickening gash. Only then I look up at him with pursed lips. I lean towards his ear to get my words across the rumble of the rain.
"Scratches don't make you keel over." I say offhandedly, and the man can only assume the urgency of the situation has locked my focus as my hands shrug off my soaked jacket to tie it roughly around his middle. We're drenched from the rain, and I can only haphazardly comb my hair back from my face even when his blood still sit on my palms. I grab his arms to force him to pay attention.
"You have someone to call?" I make my voice firm. "Else, I'm bringing you to a hospital myself. No questions."
He didn't sense any cursed energy on her to begin with and the mention of a basic public hospital confirmed his theory that she's just a normal civilian who doesn't know shit. Toji practically pushes past her to rise to his feet again. "No hospitals." He takes a few unsteady steps, grabbing on to the jacket tied around him and yanks it off, gripping it tightly before he threw it back at her. "Get lost."
By the time you wake, stitched up and shirtless, he's already digging in your fridge looking for something to eat as if he wasn't just bleeding out literally hours ago.
I find myself wake on the couch instead, blinking the sleep out of my eyes as I try to squint at him. I guess he had some heart at all, adjusting for me to sleep better after he woke. I think of fussing over him casually walking all over without resting, but something tells me near-death experiences don't phase him anymore.
"Morning to you, too," I yawn, stretching as I swing my legs over to sit up. "Thought you would've bolted out the door before I woke. There's some stew in the pot on the stove if you haven't had it yet. Heat it up and help yourself."












