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Sunday Morning in the Preserve
It had been a very intense training session as Nell showed off the vibroknife and the new skills she'd had drilled into her over the week. She'd even been willing, for the first time, to try a little sparring with Marc after her success with it on Odessen. She thought it had gone well. She hadn't panicked in any case.
But now was the time to dig her feet into the dirt, back against a tree, and let the land refresh her.
But now was the time to dig her feet into the dirt, back against a tree, and let the land refresh her.
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On many, many levels Marc didn't do that.
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She sat quietly. "At least I did."
She was quiet for another moment. "And for what it's worth... I'm really glad you're here. You've made my world better."
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"Thank you," she said. "Some things you just learn to live with. AS you know."
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She was quiet again. "Can I say something that I don't necessarily want Steven to know right now?"
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Which was two answers: one that he wasn't here to hear it, and two that Marc agreed not to tell him.
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"And I'll have my new knife." She patted it and gave him a grin. "Which I will probably never use."
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Mainly he was worried about Nell for that. He could heal.
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And, though she didn't know it yet, she might not be able to come back from the dead (though she'd bring two people back from the dead), but she'd be able to heal from an awful lot.
No need to test that out early, though!
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She hesitated. "I think Steven thinks I should decorate it, but I won't be doing that. Not for a while anyway."
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For "mess" read "piles of books in no seeming order." The sad thing was this was actually better than what the book situation back in the London apartment was like.
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