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It's slow going as they make their way down to Jack's room, though that's mostly on Jack's part. He's more than a little tense, as light-headedness keeps his eyes firmly on the next step in front of him, which is never quite where he expects it to be. Not to mention trying to stay himself, instead of letting those other memories and that other personality take over.
He's not sure he's ever been quite so glad to see his door once they finally make it there. Unlocking his door, he steps inside, making a beeline for the bedroom. All he wants to do is lie down, so he no longer feels like he's listing to one side, or that the floor is further away than it is.
It's slow going as they make their way down to Jack's room, though that's mostly on Jack's part. He's more than a little tense, as light-headedness keeps his eyes firmly on the next step in front of him, which is never quite where he expects it to be. Not to mention trying to stay himself, instead of letting those other memories and that other personality take over.
He's not sure he's ever been quite so glad to see his door once they finally make it there. Unlocking his door, he steps inside, making a beeline for the bedroom. All he wants to do is lie down, so he no longer feels like he's listing to one side, or that the floor is further away than it is.
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"Wait, you don't think - you were a vampire, do you?"
She's never heard of them being able to fly, but then again, she's not up on her vampire mythology the way that, say, Castle is.
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"You didn't bite anyone before I showed up, right?"
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"Maybe that's one of those things you don't ever tell me about."
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Because it sort of sounds, to her, like he just admitted to having memories of that which weren't confined to his crazy vampire twin.
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Obviously it's managed to turn off his brain-to-mouth filter as well.
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She reaches out to place her hand against his forehead. He's not sweating so much anymore, but that might just be a result of not being outside now.
"You still feel a little warm," she says, because he'll probably appreciate it later if she doesn't press him for details on this.
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Sleep's probably the most important thing, but she'd rather stay close if it does turn out he wants something.
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There's a brief pause as she looks down at him, then checks to make sure more meds and water are within his reach.
"Get some sleep. I'll check on you later."
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She'll head down to the bar, order a cup of coffee or two, and then come back with more fluids for him in a while.