hours had blurred into days had blurred into over a week since they had brought him home. oliver had waited at his bedside like a dutiful nurse, keeping a close eye on his bandages or watching for any hint of movement. he’d only left his post when absolutely necessary - at least once a day to feed the cats, and to check in on the office to ensure no tech had exploded in his absence. since the incident in cambodia (because he refused to call it anything more) had occurred, oliver had slept very little.
he’s curled up in the chair beside hamish’s bed today, hunched over the glowing screen of his laptop as he runs through lines of code. he’s had to keep himself busy somehow. he’s clad in what very well could be one of hamish’s sweaters, though he’ll vehemently deny it if he’s asked, with the sleeves pulled down past his knuckles. the steady beeping of the monitors picks up and oliver’s head snaps towards the bed, laptop cast aside as he jolts to his feet. “hamish?”
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