whatthedormouse-said:
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He did alright once he was on his feet. They were soldiers. That meant they kept going even if they were tired, or injured, or mostly dead. She couldn’t help a smile when he couldn’t manage walking and talking at the same time, and she had an inkling of what drunk Jason might be like. She doubted she’d see that any time soon. Like her, he seemed to prefer to stay in control of himself. “Okay,” she agreed, mostly to speed things along. “Next time, you can take care of me. Deal?”
When they were moving again, she helped him to the bedroom, though he only maybe half-needed her help at this point. Under different circumstances, she might have been more interested to see his room, but her energy level had skipped right past curiosity and settled into too-tired-to-care. It was free of monsters or other threats, and that was most important right now.
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Jason offered her a slow smile. “Deal. Although part of me hopes there’s not a ‘next time’ I accidentally summon a harpy.” Again, he had to stop to say the words, but at least this time when he did, they were in his bedroom. He let out a heavy sigh and made the final push to his bed.
In yet another sign he’d been in a relationship for way too long, he laid down on the left side, only considering that might be weird for her after he’d landed. One of the things he’d liked about her, and them, so far was it all felt easy and came naturally. As he huffed out a breath, more from exertion than anything else, he figured he should at least ask. “Are you a right or a left? We’ve never needed to talk about this until now.”













