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LOG: The family that drinks together
Who: Agent Texas, Omega Ai
What: Sibling bonding and alcohol
Where: The Eagle and Asp
When: Monday night (backdated)
Warnings: Alcohol
Omega gets to the bar before Tex, and he saves her a seat again. He orders himself a scotch, and for her the tequila she was drinking last time.
And then he waits his turn for her attention.
What: Sibling bonding and alcohol
Where: The Eagle and Asp
When: Monday night (backdated)
Warnings: Alcohol
Omega gets to the bar before Tex, and he saves her a seat again. He orders himself a scotch, and for her the tequila she was drinking last time.
And then he waits his turn for her attention.
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"I've heard you have to sit there and take it when I hug you since you're younger," she explains as she pulls away.
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Then she is gone, and he's left staring speechless at her. What does he do now? Also how come she does that and everything seems better?
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Someone used to hug him when he was small and angry, when he'd lash out violently at anyone or anything within range. Someone used to hold him so he wouldn't hurt himself. Was it Alpha or Beta who would wait until he'd wrestle the rage under enough control to speak?
And it must be some sort of Pavlovian response. There's no way a hug in a bar is going to fix everything. But it does make him think things are going to be better.
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All right, if he doesn't want hugs then she can stick to what she's been doing. He seems calmer than when she came into the bar, at least.
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Because he does. Oh, how he does.
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Last time, they'd said Sigma was almost dead, that the Counselor almost killed him. Even twenty years later, Omega isn't sure how much of that was true. At least, if something goes wrong on Friday, it won't be because they waited too long.
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"So what do you say about making this a weekly thing?"
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"I'll try almost anything once," he says. "Let's do tequila."
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"Ready?"
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He's ready. He won't have any more, but he's ready.
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