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A Walk to the Lake
After Dr. Reyes took a look at him, Dolemeck was urged to use his pain medication less, and to try and walk more to strengthen his legs. He did not argue with this diagnosis. His legs suffered from nerve damage to his back, but if they lost strength, he would not be able to use his leg braces. The thought of ending up in a wheelchair again was depressing, so he agreed to try and exercise more to maintain what strength he had left.
He slid his arms into a pair of crutches that Dr. Reyes provided, and began his walk from the mansion, to the lake, and back. Only he was not alone... Dr. Reyes suggested he go with another student. And the first one to volunteer... was Bobbi.
He slid his arms into a pair of crutches that Dr. Reyes provided, and began his walk from the mansion, to the lake, and back. Only he was not alone... Dr. Reyes suggested he go with another student. And the first one to volunteer... was Bobbi.
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"I do not know who I would dress up as." he admitted.
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"Anything you want really. It's a day to be someone else. If only pretend. I know, a childish thing, but it's really fun, even adults get into it."
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He accepted the cold drink, taking a few sips of it. he did not want to admit he was a little thirsty, but it was nice to know Bobbi cared enough to notice.
"Aye, the Snow Queen was not just beautiful but scary. I could sketch out how I could make the dress look for you. We could make your wings look like they have sharp icicles coming from them, use some make-up to make you look almost like a zombie..."
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She opened her own soda as she pulled out her sketchbook laning against the tree. Her pencil flew over the page, roughing out a sketch of him.
"I've been practicing with that... forming ice on them so I can fly."
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Shrugging his shoulders, he slumped back against the tree, trying to relax a bit more. Closing his eyes, he used his own powers to unstrap his leg braces and untie his shoes so he could get more comfortable. The leg braces floated to rest by his crutches, along with his sneakers and socks.
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He sighed, taking in the scent of the grass and the flowers around them. He could even smell the water of the lake, which was about twenty feet away.
"You have a roommate? I do not have one me self, yet. The more I think on it, the more I think I would be uncomfortable with one."
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She put the sketchbook down so he could see it, nodding at his question.
"Yes. Rose Logan. Her father's a professor, history and some other classes. sometime's he's kind of scary. But she's cool. She doesn't mind the penguins all over my half of our room. I don't even remember how I started collecting them, just that I have a large collection now."
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"Thank you, Bobbi." He gave a nod of his head. "Aye, I know Professor Logan. He is interesting and knows so much! I did not know Rose was his daughter, though. But I can see the family resemblance."
His cheeks once more flushed as he looked back over at Bobbi.
"I have some stuffed cats. I made a few of them, and the others were gifts. I like them because they are cute." He admitted. "But that is not why I would be concerned about a room mate. I just worry I would freak them out."
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"She has brothers too. But I haven't really talked to them much."
She's silent a moment. "Because you move things with your mind? We have a telepath as headmistress of the school, our history teacher has claws... and one of our doctors has blue fur. Pretty sure if they get scared of you they shouldn't be in this school."
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That was a good save, he thought. Plus it was true. Many of his previous room mates in England often asked to have different rooms assigned because of his problems.
"Who is this a sketch of?" He asked as he came up on one of Rose and an unknown woman in what looked the the back of a limo.
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She bit her lip. "Rose and Alisa. It was when I left the school last time. Before it went bad."
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He flips through the book, raising an eyebrow at a picture of four turtles and a young man.
"That is Athos... and Porthos... but who are the others?"
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"They're all the same person... He's complicated, but all of them are fun in their way."
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"Wait... wait! They are ALL the same person!? That's... kind of awesome, yet creepy. I can only guess as to what it is like living with four personalities and forms. I have a hard enough time with this one!"
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"Five actually. Four turtles and one person."
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"Oh bloody... I should try and call me brother tonight to see how my parents are doing. They are touring in Germany with a death metal group." He rolled his eyes as he just remembered this. "I am just hoping Da does not do something stupid or lose his sobriety while on this tour. He promised..."
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"Does he break promises often?"
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"But his sobriety... that means more than missing a birthday to me. He stopped drinking after I was hit by some drunk driver." His eyes went back to gazing at the sky. "I nearly died, and my brother said he was at my bedside and refused to leave it. He stopped partying as much as he done on tour, and promised he would never drink again. But that does not mean do not worry, though. The world of rock and roll has so much excess available to people. Drugs, alcohol, women, all being offered freely and daily. I can imagine it would wear on him after awhile."
Closing his eyes slowly, Dolemeck focused on an apple on a tree branch of the tree he rested under. it shook a bit, then floated down to Bobbi.
"He's been sober for three years, now. I just want him to stay that way. Last thing I wish to read is that he got so tanked, he jumped off the roof of a hotel balcony and into a pool... again."
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She was silent again, not sure what to think really. "I hope he keeps the promise. I don't think I'd like to see you mad."
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She took a small bite, from it.
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Another bite of that apple was taken.
"These apples are pretty good!" he was trying to change the subject, so that Bobbi would not feel bad or keep going silent on him.
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She grinned. "Wait until you can make it this far without tiring out. Then I'll take you to a berry patch I found just a little ways in the woods. Ever had wild blackberries before?"
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Closing his eyes, Dolemeck focused on trying to put his leg braces back on once more, along with his shoes and socks. Once everything was securely on, he finished off his apple and soda, grabbed his crutches, and stood up.
He was determined to do all the things everyone else could, or at least try.
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