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âIâm very good at doing impressions of them. My father would call you a fool and tell you Iâm not worth your time. My brother would be protective and tell you youâre not worth my time, surprisingly, but heâs much more flexible in his judgements than my father.â Mary had never been the favorite one, that had always been obvious, which was exactly where her low self-esteem stemmed from. âIf I were fighting this alone, I would lay in this bed and not move until I either died or I started to feel better, I wasnât kidding!â Nobody had ever taken care of her when she was sick; she definitely didnât know how to take care of herself. Besides, on a ship when you were sick, you were separated from everyone and then left to your own devices. âEven with this cough and red cheeks? I had no idea I could look like such a mess and you would still find me beautiful. Good, you shouldnât let anyone else look at you,â she smirked. âDr. McDreamy, that is a good name.â She melted again at his fingers and how they pressed into her neck, leaning forward so he had more room. âI forgot you had it too. I donât think Iâd complain about anywhere you massaged, except maybe my stomach like you said.â She furrowed her brow and drank a few sips of ginger ale, finding that it was actually calming her stomach. âIâm miserable,â she groaned, stifling a small cry as she leaned into him and set the can down. âAre you really going to stay in with me all night? Youâre sure you wouldnât rather go out?â
âAre you? Well -- That is hardly anything Iâd care about. They can say what they want, but the only response that matters would be yours.â While her family may have not cared much for a union between the two, Skipper didnât allow it to get to his mind -- no one was able to choose family, they were thrusted upon them unexpectedly. âThen it is a good thing that I am a stubborn mermaid who would not let you do that, can I give you something?â He asked, moving his hand up towards his neck to unlatch the necklace his father gave him. âEspecially with the cough and red cheeks. When you love someone, appearances do not matter. Itâs what is in the heart that matters. Do you love me simply because I have muscles?â He asked, finding that hardly the case. Or -- He wasnât entirely sure, but only hoped it hadnât been. âAnd I wouldnât, only your get to see them. Dr. McDreamy it is. How do you like being my first patient?â He whispered, moving his thumbs downwards as he got more room. âThen give me you free arm, Iâll massage that one too.â He said, removing one hand from her back and reaching around. âOf course I do not want to leave. I want to be with you always. Do you really not want me here?â He asked, adverting his attention towards the nightstand. âI need to distract you more, what do you think about drawing?â He asked, leaning out and grabbing the black marker from the nightstand.
maryhook:
Mary wanted to argue with him, but she also knew there was no point. Skipper was adamant about what she deserved, whether she agreed or not. Over time, she was starting to believe he was right, and seeing herself the way he saw her. âOh? What are your intentions, then? I should pretend to be my father or brother or something, so you have to speak to them about what your intentions are,â she laughed, her brow furrowing as she coughed. âThis is very unattractive, even for me. I have noticed your muscles. Iâm sure the whole damn palace has noticed.â It was impossible not to, Skipper was naturally muscular, and he had to have been doing something lately. She moved over to him, still wary of him getting sick. âI donât know, I will call you whatever you like. You tell me.â She melted at his touch, her neck relaxing as he found each knot she had. âI didnât know you could massage, youâve been holding out on meâŚâ
âMy intentions?â Skipperâs brow rose as his lips moved back to her neck, lingering there for a moment as she finished speaking. âI donât know if your father or brother would appreciate me very much, but I would tell them that I only have the best of intentions for you, that I plan to marry you and love you for the rest of your life. Iâd also remind them that you are a strong woman who does not need a man in her life, but chooses to have me regardless. You are strong Mary and you could fight whatever illness this is alone -- The only issue is, I wonât let you.â Not today or tomorrow. Skipper would never allow Mary to endure pain or sadness alone, heâd always be by her side. âUnattractive? Please. You are beautiful no matter how you look or act. Mhm. I doubt that. I donât want them looking at me, I donât need their judgment.â Which he was sure to have gotten, especially considering his family was adamant about making fun of him. âThat is a dangerous game Mary, you are going to let me pick a title? Well. How about Dr. McDreamy. Or McHottie?â He chuckled, fingers moving over to the next batch of knots. Pressing inwards, he attempted to unravel them with his thumbs. âMagical touch, I forgot I had it.â He whispered into her ear, âBut I can give you massages all the time. You just have to tell me where you need it the most...besides the neck. I can do your back.â He paused, kissing the spot on her neck that he was pressing into. âOr the legs. Stomach might be a little uncomfortable considering.â
maryhook:
âFine, fine,â Mary pursed her lips at him. He had been right about that part, they had agreed to be a team. âI am not worth dying, just for the record. And you are distracting,â her eyes fluttered as he kissed her neck, trying to hide the way she had to sniffle to breathe. âYouâre going to get sick! You donât listen, and then I will be blamed for you not feeling well.â Still, she smiled slightly at what he was doing and how stubborn he was about it. âNo going outside, I think that would be a terrible idea. I get dizzy standing up,â she whined like a child, her lower lip pouting at him. âBut the other three things might help. I think I will try anything at this point. What do I get to call you, Dr. Skipper? Or Dr. Triton, I like either.â
Skipperâs lips peeled to a smile, his head wagging when she denied being worth dying for. âYou are worth everything to me, Mary. My intentions for our future are very clear, I want to be by yourself for as long as physically possible.â He may have been unable to protect her in the manner that she deserved, but that was something he was going to work on. âAm I distracting? Little old me?â He cooed, hovering over her slightly and this time stealing a kiss from her lips. âNow I am a terribly awful rebel. What would stop me now?â Jumping from the bed, Skipper shuffled over to the kitchen. He tugged the fridge open and took out a bottle of ginger ale. âI could carry you, you know. Havenât you noticed my muscles?â He questioned as he placed the ginger ale down on the nightstand. Climbing back into the bed, Skipper pressed himself against the headboard and beckoned her to come closer. âIs it proper to say Dr. Triton?â He asked, unsure of the terms. Reaching out, Skipper placed his hands against her neck. âTell me if I am hurting you,â he whispered, his fingers slowly applying pressure.
maryhook:
âOh, I hardly trust that sea witch. Weâre lucky that worked,â Mary scowled. Sheâd only been grateful it had healed him after seeing how terrible his wound was. âI canât be the love of anyoneâs life if Iâm dead. Though, knowing you, you would make some deal with some god-friend that you know and bring me back,â she smiled slightly. âYouâre stubborn, Skipper Triton. I just feel like death. Either one of those things could get you sick, you know that. What does your book say about fevers and chills?âÂ
âI would bring you back, so that I can yell at you for dying on me. We are team, remember? We heal each other.â He said, understanding the fact that he may have been stubborned. Regardless, Skipper was in love with Mary and he could not stand to lose her. âYou are worth any illness, you know that.â Skipper murmured, kissing her now on her neck. He knew she would retaliate, tell him that he was going to get sick. Frankly, he loved the way she yelled at him. âThe books are a little difficult to read, but if you have a headache, one remedy is to massage your neck. For your stomach, they advise tea or ginger. Stuffy nose, perhaps fresh air. Now, shall we try all three of these? Massage, a ginger drink, and I open the windows -- or would you rather go outside?â
maryhook:
âIâm not sending you away, Iâm not cruel,â Mary sighed. She hadnât wanted him to get sick; it would be no good for either of them if they were both miserable. âIt makes me sound like a boy! You should just let me die, itâll be much less painful for you than trying to heal me.â The smallest smile hid in the corners of her lips, finding her own dramatics a little humorous. âAlright, Iâm curious. How will you distract me?â
âI took that vile from Lilith, perhaps I am invincible now?â He chuckled, trying to lighten the mood slightly. âA cute boy that I still love. Mary --â Skipperâs voice dropped, sadness pouring from his mouth. âYou are the love of my life, how could I ever let you die?â The thought was most painful, tugging uncomfortable at his heart. âI could -- I could distract you with plenty of tricks. I could hold you in my arms and sing. Or I could take off all my clothes and dance until you are laughing uncomfortably?â
itâs the sound of the sea that makes you believe in mermaids
maryhook:
Mary narrowed her eyes at him, but eventually picked up the glass of water and took a small sip of it. âSick people should be alone to revel in their germs and sickness,â she sighed. âMy head is pounding, my nose is stuffy- can you hear how weird my voice sounds? and my face is hot- Iâm going to die, thatâs all. Itâs not a big deal.â
His hand moved out towards her body, falling carefully onto her knee. âThat isnât true. Please donât send me away, I only want to help you.â He pleaded, shifting in his spot so that he was now on his side. It had not mattered what the possibility of getting sick was, Skipper wanted to be by her side until she was healthy. âYour voice doesnât sound weird, I think itâs very cute. You are not going to die, I would never allow that.â Moving closer, Skipper pressed a soft kiss to the top of her forehead. âHow about I distract you?â
maryhook:
âThatâs exactly what Iâm saying. Youâll just get sick. Skipper, water isnât going to heal meââ Mary frowned as she realized he was going to get it for her regardless. âI am miserable when Iâm sick, seriously. You should be out with healthy people.â
âThat it will not, but it is always good to have a glass besides you.â He said, ignoring the fact that she didnât want him to get ill. That did not matter, he was perfect healthy. Grabbing the glass of water, Skipper circled the bed and placed it down on the nightstand. âI rather be with you Mary, than those lot of people.â Pulling the comforter up, Skipper climbed into the bed. âWill you tell me what is hurting you? Your head? Stomach?â
bluegirlpiper:
âI mean, yeah it does. But that is what makes it stand out. Itâs different. I like different. Maybe Iâm not the right person to ask.â
âSo it looks bad...Why arenât you the right person to ask, because you like different things? How about you help me make a new one?â
maryhook:
âYou shouldnât be in here, youâre going to catch what I have and I donât want to hear it.â
âAre you saying that I should not climb into bed with you so we can cuddle until you are healthy? I have been learning, you know, how to heal people. Let me get you some water first.â
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Where do you see yourself in five years?
âI wish to be married, living off the coast of some beautiful country. Maybe I would have a child by then, or perhaps I am just exploring the world on a sailboat? Either way I want to be happy in five years and away from my family.â