[He knows that, in his heart. But it's been weeks since the whole mess with the dream, and he still hasn't talked to Sarissa, and everything feels strange.]
Okay. I'll be there in half an hour.
[It's a bit of a trip from the office where George was dropping off an autopsy report out to the sisters' home in the woods. He makes himself take the bus as far as it goes, and walks the rest of the way. By the time he knocks on the door, he's flushed from heat and has his sleeves bunched up.]
[He gives a joking grin, and pulls her in tight, one hand coming up to tangle in her wet hair. But just then, he picks up on a noise coming from around back, and turns them both to hear better.
Snort. Snort. Oink.]
Are those the pigs you've been telling me about?
[His voice is dramatic, but he's secretly delighted - the last pig he met was being used for science.]
[ Sarah: still not sure about the pigs yet, though they're growing on her. It doesn't hurt that they're adorable, even Rosalind, who's pretty massive and enjoys crashing into the house whenever she has an opportunity, almost always followed by several of her offspring. ]
[ She hesitates, because this is slightly embarrassing. Both the fact that the piglets have names and the fact that she knows which name goes with which pig. ]
The mum's Rosalind, and that's Emilie, Mary, Barbara, Dororthy... Sid Vicious... Caroline, Henry Rollins... Lise... annnd Joe Strummer.
[ Meanwhile, the piglets are storming them, looking for treats. ]
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Okay. I'll be there in half an hour.
[It's a bit of a trip from the office where George was dropping off an autopsy report out to the sisters' home in the woods. He makes himself take the bus as far as it goes, and walks the rest of the way. By the time he knocks on the door, he's flushed from heat and has his sleeves bunched up.]
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Gross. You're sweaty.
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[He gives a joking grin, and pulls her in tight, one hand coming up to tangle in her wet hair. But just then, he picks up on a noise coming from around back, and turns them both to hear better.
Snort. Snort. Oink.]
Are those the pigs you've been telling me about?
[His voice is dramatic, but he's secretly delighted - the last pig he met was being used for science.]
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[ Sarah: still not sure about the pigs yet, though they're growing on her. It doesn't hurt that they're adorable, even Rosalind, who's pretty massive and enjoys crashing into the house whenever she has an opportunity, almost always followed by several of her offspring. ]
Do you wanna see 'em?
omg i was so sure i'd replied to this
[He grins at her, purposely dorky for the sake of eliciting further smiles.]
Is, um... is Sarissa here?
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[ She leads George around the back of the house, where Rosalind and her piglets are snorting around inside their pasture. ]
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Oh man, they god so big already! Do they all have names?
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[ She hesitates, because this is slightly embarrassing. Both the fact that the piglets have names and the fact that she knows which name goes with which pig. ]
The mum's Rosalind, and that's Emilie, Mary, Barbara, Dororthy... Sid Vicious... Caroline, Henry Rollins... Lise... annnd Joe Strummer.
[ Meanwhile, the piglets are storming them, looking for treats. ]
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I can totally tell which ones you named.