[ lengthy pause filled with various thumps and shuffles and mumbles as he actually bothers to get himself to the bathroom aboop boop but once he's in and the door's shut and he's apparently dropped himself onto the toilet as a temporary seat rather than landing his arse on the floor, a smug little giggle and: ]
You can't accept an apology I'm not making!! You were the one who
[It's not often Sherlock sends a text too early and then ragequits the conversation. Christ, his hands are shaking. (It's not his fault.) (Not his fault.) (With different chemicals, John could have been seriously injured.) (Everything about this is terrible.)]
Maybe he'll not nag Sherlock about eating breakfast tomorrow to make up for being a drunken prick. For now, though, John's fully commited to setting about the slightly rocky business of undressing and getting himself into the bath without slipping and giving himself a broken nose to worry about on top of volatile chemical exposure. Eventually... ]
No more than an hour. Clean clothes and tea await you.
SH
[There it is: a proper apology. Food is the least embarrassing way for Sherlock to say he's sorry about something. (An apology bath? Who does that?) For the time being, though, he needs to clean up the kitchen before any other mishaps can occur. The flat is going to smell of vinegar for a while. Such is life in this household, he thinks.]
[To no one's surprise, the joke is lost on Sherlock. He also considers telling John that you only need a 10% vinegar solution to kill most bacteria and many spores. Probably not the best time for a science lesson, though.]
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It's a bath to neutralise hazardous chemicals, you idiot.
SH
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Is it an apology bath
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accepted
1/2
[It's not often Sherlock sends a text too early and then ragequits the conversation. Christ, his hands are shaking. (It's not his fault.) (Not his fault.) (With different chemicals, John could have been seriously injured.) (Everything about this is terrible.)]
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Let me know if the water isn't warm enough.
SH
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Maybe he'll not nag Sherlock about eating breakfast tomorrow to make up for being a drunken prick. For now, though, John's fully commited to setting about the slightly rocky business of undressing and getting himself into the bath without slipping and giving himself a broken nose to worry about on top of volatile chemical exposure. Eventually... ]
its good
how long do I have to marinate ?
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SH
[There it is: a proper apology. Food is the least embarrassing way for Sherlock to say he's sorry about something. (An apology bath? Who does that?) For the time being, though, he needs to clean up the kitchen before any other mishaps can occur. The flat is going to smell of vinegar for a while. Such is life in this household, he thinks.]
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[ #HahaImHilarious
it works well enough in lieu of a thanks. ]
See you in a bit
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[To no one's surprise, the joke is lost on Sherlock. He also considers telling John that you only need a 10% vinegar solution to kill most bacteria and many spores. Probably not the best time for a science lesson, though.]
Don't get it in your eyes.
SH