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nextgenerationmarvel2013-09-27 11:14 pm
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Healing is a matter of time, but it is sometimes also a matter of opportunity.
Marcelo Alencar da Silva had been in surgery for a few hours. He had been completely unaware of law enforcement locking down the city block his building was on. He had not been aware of much outside of trying to stay awake until some doctor like person told him it was okay to sleep.
The doctors had worked hard. As precisely as the sword had been impaled into their patient, they had to be just as precise to make sure he did not bleed out all over the operating table. Those doctors lived and worked in New York, home of the Avengers and Fantastic Four. Yet, they were never quite prepared for people stabbed with swords.
Even with a very close call, the Brazilian patient was rolled out to recovery. As the nurses and doctors monitored him, the surgeon went out to explain to his fiancee how things went. When the medical personnel were sure he was stable enough, he was sent to his own private room and allowed to have visitors.
The doctors had worked hard. As precisely as the sword had been impaled into their patient, they had to be just as precise to make sure he did not bleed out all over the operating table. Those doctors lived and worked in New York, home of the Avengers and Fantastic Four. Yet, they were never quite prepared for people stabbed with swords.
Even with a very close call, the Brazilian patient was rolled out to recovery. As the nurses and doctors monitored him, the surgeon went out to explain to his fiancee how things went. When the medical personnel were sure he was stable enough, he was sent to his own private room and allowed to have visitors.
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The sight of his son laying in a hospital bed smothered whatever else he felt. It pained Luíz to see his son this way.
"Olá," he greeted softly. He glanced at the chair before walking over and settling down on it. He didn't particularly want to sit, but he doubted pacing the room would help much.
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"I don't know if you had a chance to speak with the doctors. Their prognosis is actually quite good. He should be out of the hospital in between one and two weeks. And working again in a month or so."
And then it was back to watching over Marcelo.
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"I am... of many emotions right now. Relief that Marcelinho is alive being the biggest." He was very careful and deliberate with his words. Because he was sorting through everything as it came out.
"I should owe you thanks for saving him."
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"I would do anything for him." Die, as unimagineable as that seemed. And also, kill. She'd killed for him, twice as a matter of fact. Compared to the raw relief of his being alive and able to recover, it was miniscule, but there was a part of her that had to process that reality. "I'm glad I could get there in time."
She looks over at Marcelo again.
"I could go, if you wanted to spend some time with him."
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"We should talk, you and I. Letícia never talked much with my parents. They did not want me marrying her. Even after Marcelinho was born, they did not accept her."
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"She wasn't wealthy like your family would have been. I imagine they were hoping you'd fall for someone rich." She looked over at Marcelo again for a moment. "I think, though, in him, I can see some of the reasons why you did as you did."
"There are some who feel similarly about Marcelo and I, for a number of reasons."
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"Today, in a very small part, I understood where that came from. A misguided sense of protectiveness. I would love to order my son back home, to keep him away from... this. But I know he won't go. The months you two were apart were some of his most miserable here in America. I almost visited then. Just to make him stop working all the time."
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"I can't blame you for wanting to take him away from all this." Stephanie replied. "But ... you're right. We were miserable without each other." She doubted he would choose to go, either. He had his work, and his other work, and her. And he was not one to cut and run.
"But he will be okay. I know there were many others that weren't so fortunate. If there is anything I can do to help you and your people, just ask."
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"I need you to promise me you'll protect him. From himself. From whatever else comes at him. I need to know he'll be safe."
He drew in a slightly unsteady breath. "I will handle everything else until he's strong enough to shoulder it."
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"Of course. But there are certain resources I could call upon to assist. The Shaw Industries legal team, for one." There were others that she couldn't so openly offer, of course.
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"I will be invited to the wedding, of course." It was good to change to a new topic. He couldn't dwell on thinking his son would be in the hospital again like this.
"I have hired some security. To supplement law enforcement and what's here at the hospital. Symkarian mercenaries, I believe. When Marcelinho is better, he will want to run things. But until he's out of the hospital, I have paid for extra protection."
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"He will." Stephanie nodded. "But until then, I wholeheartedly approve the hiring of the best security you can find."
She wanted to stay on the new topic, however. "I suppose it remains to be seen what the wedding will actually look like. A small wedding sounds nice, but it may be difficult."
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He settled back into his chair.