[ Maybe she should have thought this through more, maybe she should've like. Not. Gotten her something so big when she barely knows her. She hadn't meant to, she didn't even think it'd work when she left the offering for the deer, but now she realized it could definitely look weird to get someone something this personal after knowing them less than a month.
Shit.
She was standing outside her door for probably way too long. She should go. She should turn around and definitely just leave. She's gonna just leave them on her doorstep and let her think they showed up on their own. Yeah. That's it. She'll just leave them here and --
She lifted her hand and quickly rang the doorbell.
Fuck you, body, catch up to her brain. ]
Shit.
She was standing outside her door for probably way too long. She should go. She should turn around and definitely just leave. She's gonna just leave them on her doorstep and let her think they showed up on their own. Yeah. That's it. She'll just leave them here and --
She lifted her hand and quickly rang the doorbell.
Fuck you, body, catch up to her brain. ]
[ And she's home. Of course she's home. Chloe stands a little straighter, holding the large wrapped package a little closer to herself for a second as she watches Ashe lean against the door. This is... unfair. She really shouldn't be allowed to be that awesome looking so easily.
Gulping, she went to hold the package out to her with a somewhat quick thrust forward of her arms. ]
I brought you something. It uh - it showed up in my basket and... I think they're yours. I'm pretty sure they're yours. They'd better be yours, or the deer really fucked up.
Gulping, she went to hold the package out to her with a somewhat quick thrust forward of her arms. ]
I brought you something. It uh - it showed up in my basket and... I think they're yours. I'm pretty sure they're yours. They'd better be yours, or the deer really fucked up.
I guess you didn't get hit with that weird censor thing...
[ Chloe still had a bandage on her neck from cutting out the chip and she hoped it wasn't going to end up yet another scar this place had put on her.
She placed the box down in front of Ashe before she took a seat. ]
I, uh - I hope you like it.
[ Chloe still had a bandage on her neck from cutting out the chip and she hoped it wasn't going to end up yet another scar this place had put on her.
She placed the box down in front of Ashe before she took a seat. ]
I, uh - I hope you like it.
The more you'd hate it, the more likely it is to happen. I dunno that it's done yet, so just... watch out, I guess.
[ She watches as she opens it, practically beaming when she sees the joy on her face. She's trying really hard to not have that excited energy come out by doing something stupid like bouncing, but it's really hard to sit still in her seat. ]
So... it's... not weird?
[ She watches as she opens it, practically beaming when she sees the joy on her face. She's trying really hard to not have that excited energy come out by doing something stupid like bouncing, but it's really hard to sit still in her seat. ]
So... it's... not weird?
[ There's visible relief when she assures her, and she smiles up from her seat. ]
I dunno. You haven't treated me like an idiot or like I have to be handled all gentle. It's... nice. Refreshing, I guess. [ She looked back down at her hands, playing with her fingers. ] Plus, you seemed all out of sorts without them, so I figured I've been here so long, that the deer might be willing to help me out more than they would someone new, so...
[ She shrugs. ]
You shouldn't have to be without your weapons in a place like this.
I dunno. You haven't treated me like an idiot or like I have to be handled all gentle. It's... nice. Refreshing, I guess. [ She looked back down at her hands, playing with her fingers. ] Plus, you seemed all out of sorts without them, so I figured I've been here so long, that the deer might be willing to help me out more than they would someone new, so...
[ She shrugs. ]
You shouldn't have to be without your weapons in a place like this.
[ The way she lights up at being told she isn't a kid is almost sad; she sits a little straighter and she does her best to hide the grin on her face, keeping her eyes downcast because it's less embarrassing that way. Being told she was a child all the time had taken its toll on her confidence and it was refreshing to be given the opposite message for once. ]
I wasn't worried. You didn't seem like the kind of person who would get hurt easy. But it's still good to have the things we're familiar with using, right? Nothing wrong with a little extra protection. I --
[ She clears her throat, moving to go and pull back the rest of the paper in the box. ]
There's three boxes of ammunition for each gun and then a couple of sticks of dynamite. I got a whole bunch in my basket so I figured it'd be good to share.
I wasn't worried. You didn't seem like the kind of person who would get hurt easy. But it's still good to have the things we're familiar with using, right? Nothing wrong with a little extra protection. I --
[ She clears her throat, moving to go and pull back the rest of the paper in the box. ]
There's three boxes of ammunition for each gun and then a couple of sticks of dynamite. I got a whole bunch in my basket so I figured it'd be good to share.
[ Moira didn't take long to get to Ashe's. The houses may have been highly spaced apart, but the walk wasn't overly far in the long run (especially when she could still fade), and so it's only a few minutes after their conversation that she's knocking on her door, even though she'd said it was unlocked.
It was just a means to announce herself and she went to let herself in afterwards, wiping her feet before she went any farther into the house. ]
Ashe? It's Moira.
It was just a means to announce herself and she went to let herself in afterwards, wiping her feet before she went any farther into the house. ]
Ashe? It's Moira.
[ Moira gave a nod to B.O.B as she came into the house, reaching out to place a hand against his shoulder in some form of comfort. Regardless of what the gloomy air about him was over, she knew full well it was often the omnics who cared for their humans that ended up taking the blunt of rougher times, just like any other caregiver.
The fact that she was in the kitchen was hardly a surprise and Moira sighed as she saw the whiskey and cigarettes. It was her choice of mourning as well, but it was never a pretty sight on the opposite side.
Coming over to her, she started to carefully look her over, focusing on the wound at the tear in her shirt first. There's a small hum, wondering if it did need stitches, or if her biotic spray could fix it easily enough. ]
Correct. You've got bruising that's patterned with a rough fall as well as the cut. How hard did you hit the ground?
The fact that she was in the kitchen was hardly a surprise and Moira sighed as she saw the whiskey and cigarettes. It was her choice of mourning as well, but it was never a pretty sight on the opposite side.
Coming over to her, she started to carefully look her over, focusing on the wound at the tear in her shirt first. There's a small hum, wondering if it did need stitches, or if her biotic spray could fix it easily enough. ]
Correct. You've got bruising that's patterned with a rough fall as well as the cut. How hard did you hit the ground?
... Understood.
[ She kept the scarred hand against her as she lifted her left, activating the pack on her back by flexing her hand, before carefully starting to heal the area with the soft spray of nanites. She made sure to use it in careful bursts, so as not to overdue it, or use more than necessary. ]
I'll need to look over the rest of you. Be sure there aren't any other injuries. Are you comfortable removing your shirt?
[ She kept the scarred hand against her as she lifted her left, activating the pack on her back by flexing her hand, before carefully starting to heal the area with the soft spray of nanites. She made sure to use it in careful bursts, so as not to overdue it, or use more than necessary. ]
I'll need to look over the rest of you. Be sure there aren't any other injuries. Are you comfortable removing your shirt?


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