Rogue (
backwaterbelle) wrote in
riverviewlogs2018-05-10 11:04 pm
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I will burn your kingdom down...
who: Remy & Rogue
what: Sickness and feels. Rogue's recovering and it's comatimes for Cajun.
when: Mid May.
where: Remy's floor/bunk in communal housing.
warnings: Sickness talk. Possible language.
The nanites had hit Rogue slow and steady from the beginning, the symptoms manifesting much like the flu mixed with Terrigen mist poisoning, which was something the mutant had managed to live with for quite sometime back home before they were able to develop a cure of sorts. Hell, she couldn't really tell if she were on the mend or getting worse, but many others were falling severely ill at alarming rates.
With super soldiers and gods falling victim to what seem to be a mix of magic and tiny tech that appears to be affecting everyone differently, she's terribly worried for her people. The most important of those people will always be Remy. No matter what level of complication or non-romance they were at, Rogue would love and look after him as best she could. She had his back to the end. Why else would she wear a ridiculous looking
sterile face mask when she visited the other mutant?
To avoid unnecessarily contaminating internal surfaces in the communal housing areas, she arrived via flying up to their outdoor area and carefully walked inside, peering around for Remy, checking the kitchen first before heading towards his bunk. She came with a bag of supplies to actually doctor him should the need arise, but she hoped for this to merely be a social visit where she could attempt to lift his spirits a bit regardless.]
what: Sickness and feels. Rogue's recovering and it's comatimes for Cajun.
when: Mid May.
where: Remy's floor/bunk in communal housing.
warnings: Sickness talk. Possible language.
The nanites had hit Rogue slow and steady from the beginning, the symptoms manifesting much like the flu mixed with Terrigen mist poisoning, which was something the mutant had managed to live with for quite sometime back home before they were able to develop a cure of sorts. Hell, she couldn't really tell if she were on the mend or getting worse, but many others were falling severely ill at alarming rates.
With super soldiers and gods falling victim to what seem to be a mix of magic and tiny tech that appears to be affecting everyone differently, she's terribly worried for her people. The most important of those people will always be Remy. No matter what level of complication or non-romance they were at, Rogue would love and look after him as best she could. She had his back to the end. Why else would she wear a ridiculous looking
sterile face mask when she visited the other mutant?
To avoid unnecessarily contaminating internal surfaces in the communal housing areas, she arrived via flying up to their outdoor area and carefully walked inside, peering around for Remy, checking the kitchen first before heading towards his bunk. She came with a bag of supplies to actually doctor him should the need arise, but she hoped for this to merely be a social visit where she could attempt to lift his spirits a bit regardless.]

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She'd had time to think on their pasts, on her regrets, and what she would do right if she were given that chance. And here they were.
"Ah suppose you're right." She murmured with an exaggerated sigh of annoyance, but that grin of hers fought past the attempt at irritation. Instead, she gave his lower lip a playful pinch and tug before releasing it and pushing some of his hair from his forehead. "You thirsty?"
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Now wasn't the time. Soon, maybe, but not now. Now? He was just going to smile, to nod at her question.
"Like I ain' had water in hears, cher."
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The passion and the love, like a Johnny Cash song turned reality, burned hot and deep, connecting them in a way that may never be possible again. While he deserved better, she'd come to realize that he'd chosen her despite all that and more, and damnit if she didn't love him all the more for putting up with her through it all.
They've both made mistakes, and while it wasn't exactly water under the bridges, Rogue also wanted to focus on this moment. Lord knows she thought of their mistakes, hers in particular, often enough and that they can't leave it all unaddressed, that much she knew. Now wasn't the time for that.
For the moment, she simply gave his hands a squeeze, reaching over with her free one to pour him a glass on the waiting side table. "That won't do," she countered, plunking a straw in the glass and carefully bringing it to his lips. "Go easy."
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Then he'd remember, if he'd done that, he'd never have a woman like Rogue caring for him like she was today, bending a straw for him to take a drink, looking at him with such love and adoration in her eyes that he could almost believe nothing bad had happened between the two of them, and that maybe, just maybe, they were going to be alright after all.
No. Sometimes, going home was tempting, sometimes his life felt too big for him, but then he would look at her, or hear her voice, and he'd realize he was wrong. That this, wherever it lead him, was where he belonged.
He smiled gently at her, and took a small sip from the glass she provided. There was a metaphor in there, too, but it teased just beyond his perception.
"Merci, cher."
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"Just so you know," she started with a tilt of her head, trying to subdue the 'cat ate the canary' grin that's threatening to break free. "Ah threatened the nurse with bodily harm when she tried to give you a sponge bath." At that point, Rogue attempted to appear as though she'd done him a great favor in that action, and she's also not pointing out the fact that he's clean and didn't smell positively terrible. Quite the opposite actually.
She's just going to let him draw his own conclusions.
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That left only one option, and it was one he was really enjoying imagining, even if he was going to play annoyed until she called him on his BS. He could do a lot of BSing before that happened.
He turned his head toward her slightly, raising an eyebrow.
"You mean ta tell me you had yo' hands all over me and I didn't even get to enjoy it?"
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"Are you insinuatin' that ah missed a spot?"
It's most certainly a challenge, her counter to his attempt at annoyance. Plus, how dare he question the quality of her work? She's clearly a professional.
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"Now, you know there ain' no way for me ta me sure in my current situation, cher, but yo' welcome ta check."
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"Sounds like you're suggestin' ah get right scandalous with you in a hospital room." She admonished while speaking in a low, teasing drawl.
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"What, mon coeur, you never wanted ta play nurse?"
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"Perhaps, but it sure looks like you're more than able to give yourself your own sponge baths now."
To be honest, giving him a sponge bath while he's awake and ready to participate would end up far more dirty than clean, and for now, he needed to rest.
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"I don' know, cher. I might take some time ta recover. Ain' ever been infected by no nanite virus before." But even the animation he'd mustered thus far had taken more out of him that he'd realized. He was awake, but he felt like sleep sounded like a great idea. It didn't feel like he had when he'd nearly slipped away from her. It just felt warm, and close, and safe. "Yo' stayin', right?"
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As she joked, Rogue could see the exhaustion tugging him back, but it looked and felt light years different from when he slipped into the coma. Still, she looked right ready to fuss over him. Her eyebrow lifted at his question, and she consequently maneuvered herself so that she stretched out horizontally, floating over the side of the bed closest to the nightstand with the water. She's poised ready to lay down with him and provide herself as an additional pillow.
"Ah'm all yours Remy."