guppy_sandhu: (infirmary)
guppy_sandhu ([personal profile] guppy_sandhu) wrote in [community profile] ways_infirmary2013-08-25 02:12 am

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Guppy and Hannibal spent a fair amount of time working on Sunshine yesterday, and she is currently resting in one of the beds.

She could probably do with some gentle company.
cook_the_rude: (Your stupidity is hilarious)

Re: Sunshine asleep / Autor

[personal profile] cook_the_rude 2013-08-26 09:51 pm (UTC)(link)
"I know you want to thank me," Dr. Lecter says, mildly. "But any doctor ought to be able to do that. Unless their doctorate is a Ph.D. in Assyrian archaeology or the like."

He winks at Autor, as if encouraging him to try again.

Re: Sunshine asleep / Autor

[personal profile] herr_bookman 2013-08-26 10:02 pm (UTC)(link)
Autor draws back, ruffled. He'd like to ask if Dr. Lecter is this difficult with everyone, but that's just pointless grousing. "You neither need or desire my acknowledgement."
cook_the_rude: (Your stupidity is hilarious)

Re: Sunshine asleep / Autor

[personal profile] cook_the_rude 2013-08-26 10:10 pm (UTC)(link)
"But I thank you for your gauche gratitude," Dr. Lecter says. "You mean well, for once."
herr_bookman: (lean)

Re: Sunshine asleep / Autor

[personal profile] herr_bookman 2013-08-26 10:19 pm (UTC)(link)
Autor grins at him, quick and light. It feels wrong. "Yes, I do."

He turns back to his book again, trying not to look at the lady asleep in the bed, or keep track the rate of her breathing--now eased.
cook_the_rude: (a - Hello Will)

Re: Sunshine asleep / Autor

[personal profile] cook_the_rude 2013-08-26 10:21 pm (UTC)(link)
"She will be well again," Dr. Lecter says, mildly again.

Re: Sunshine asleep / Autor

[personal profile] herr_bookman 2013-08-26 10:25 pm (UTC)(link)
Autor hesitates, and then nods again. He lifts his book and curls around it, indicating that he'll stick around until that is the case.
cook_the_rude: (Never really that unguarded)

Re: Sunshine asleep / Autor

[personal profile] cook_the_rude 2013-08-26 10:32 pm (UTC)(link)
Dr. Lecter closes his eyes again, sagging somewhat in his chair.