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OTHERWORDLY.
Otherwordly Meme

Sometimes all you need is a word to spark off an idea.
1. Post a comment with your character's name, canon, and any preferences you may have (no shipping, no smut, etc.)
2. Leave the comment blank or post a word or two in the body.
It may also help if you list scenarios you would like to play.
3. Reply to other people, either with words you picked out, or words they posted as prompts for a thread.
2. Leave the comment blank or post a word or two in the body.
It may also help if you list scenarios you would like to play.
3. Reply to other people, either with words you picked out, or words they posted as prompts for a thread.
( A cleanup of the previous Otherwordly Meme. )
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"Tadashi? Are you okay?"
The instant Tadashi turned away, Honey stopped as well. Her eyebrows drew closer together in concern as she noticed his posture and she quickly moved to stand beside him again, automatically attempting to sooth whatever was wrong by rubbing his back. "Hey, talk to me? Are you feeling sick?"
Whatever was wrong, it had occurred so suddenly that it alarmed Honey.
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A secondary, different panic hit him: he had to explain this to Honey. He had to come up with some kind of excuse. Keeping her out of this was top priority, no question. Still struggling to keep his food down, he took deep, slow, deliberate breaths, trying to make something up. An idea finally fumbled out his mouth half formed.
"S-sorry. Don't usually eat sweets on an empty stomach, or much at all. That's really Hiro's thing. Guess my stomach isn't thrilled with me skipping meals, either."
Those are weak enough seperately, but maybe together, they'll work? Either way, he can honestly say, "I feel dizzy." Is that a low blood sugar symptom? He hoped it was. Anything that could give his lies a bit of a credibility was always welcome.
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She couldn't panic. Keeping that firmly in mind, she switched over to a no-nonsense tone and whipped out her phone. "I'm calling your aunt to come pick you up."
Though she didn't have the number programmed into her phone, she knew the name of the cafe and it was easy enough to pull up on the internet and select the number. She pressed the phone to her ear and placed a comforting hand on Tadashi's shoulder. "Don't worry! We'll get you home and to a decent meal in a jiffy. Just don't move for now. Everything will be okay -- I promise."
Once Tadashi felt better she would give him such a lecture for skipping meals often enough for this to happen. It was exactly what she had been worried about -- Tadashi wasn't taking care of himself at all.
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But arguing with Honey not to call would just raise more questions, questions he didn't have answers for because logically he should have wanted to go home. Tadashi would, if he was really just running on low blood sugar, accept the barrage of his Aunt Cass's questions and dutifully eat and go to bed. So he lets Honey make the call and just facepalms, hard, trying to focus on the moderately cold ground and not on the horrible mental images still lingering in his mind's eye.
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"She says she'll be here soon. Do you want some -- I think I have some water in my bag." Not waiting for an answer, she shuffled things aside, looking for the water bottle she was sure should still be in there. Honey Lemon found it near the bottom, still unopened, and pulled it triumphantly free. "Found it!"
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He blinked slowly, taking his hand away from his mouth where he'd been biting at his knuckles. "Thanks. I - I'm really sorry, Honey. This hasn't happened since high school, so I just. I don't know, I guess I sort of figured I was past this." Tadashi was referring to a totally different 'this', but it was true, and he wasn't sure if that time gap between public breakdowns would help or hurt his case with Aunt Cass. Inhaling slowly, panic subsiding even as the nausea remained, he muttered quietly, "You don't have to stay with me if you don't want to. I know I messed up pretty badly, here."
Honey was the last person he wanted seeing him like this. She deserved so much better from life, from her friends, and if he could go back and do life over he'd push her clear of the blast radius that was his life. Exhausted, he sipped at the water, feeling his heartbeat in his head and his friendships crumble and crack with the weight of all his bad decisions, willing and otherwise.
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"Don't be ridiculous. Of course I'm going to stay." She couldn't think of a single reason why she wouldn't. Tadashi was in trouble. And it was up to her to save the day. "Did I ever tell you about the time I messed up a chemical reaction under the kitchen sink?"
She paused for effect, looking at him over her glasses, then lifted the fingers of her hands slightly in a gesture of 'surprise!'.
"The answer is no. Because I haven't told anyone. I was so embarrassed. I was trying to find just the right formula to get the level of viscosity I needed. I was experimenting with potassium, but then I forgot that I'd promised a friend to help her with her outfit for the weekend." She made a face as she talked with her hands, making it very obvious that her story was about to take a turn for the worse. "What I didn't know was that our sink had a leak. My dad went to get water for coffee and BOOM!"
She fluttered her hands before dropping them to rest on her knees again and biting the inside of her lip. "No more kitchen sink."
Leaning over to nudge Tadashi's shoulder slightly, she offered another smile. "We all mess up sometimes. It's okay -- that's life, right?"