Capt. Homer Jackson (
thirstforvice) wrote2014-05-28 09:28 pm
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Ripper Street/Tonight there's going to be a jailbreak...
Leman Street was dark and deserted. It was late, and everybody else had shut up shop and gone home hours ago. But the body brought to them late in the afternoon had required several tests run, to try and ascertain the cause of death. Matthew had made it as far as poison, but was still trying to ascertain the type.
He didn't really need any assistance, but Drake seemed to want to stay with him, and he wasn't about to complain. It was probably sensible, anyway; whilst the worst of his withdrawal had passed through, there was still the odd craving that plagued him, and being left alone in his dead room, and all the pills and potions that came with it, was still not entirely advisable.
The first shouts from the cells below came as Matthew removes the heat from under a boiling beaker of water, his final experiment hopefully complete.
"You gonna go check on that?" he asks without looking up, final goal (and, therefore, home time) almost within his grasp.
He didn't really need any assistance, but Drake seemed to want to stay with him, and he wasn't about to complain. It was probably sensible, anyway; whilst the worst of his withdrawal had passed through, there was still the odd craving that plagued him, and being left alone in his dead room, and all the pills and potions that came with it, was still not entirely advisable.
The first shouts from the cells below came as Matthew removes the heat from under a boiling beaker of water, his final experiment hopefully complete.
"You gonna go check on that?" he asks without looking up, final goal (and, therefore, home time) almost within his grasp.
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"You're going to let me take a look before we go home. Just in case."
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"I'm no match for you," he teases.
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"I'll be a Sergeant before you know it."
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"Anyone would think I'm about to lose this arm, way you're carrying on."
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"Being careful never killed anyone," he mutters.
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"There's a lesson in that."
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"No point me being safe if you're not."
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"You're stepping out with a doctor now. You'll have to get used to it."
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He wants to be at home as soon as possible.
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He heads to work that morning tired and grumpy, not looking forward to finding out Reid's reaction to last night's excitements.
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"S'our day off tomorrow," he says, hoping to cheer his lover.
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"Maybe we'll both be looking for new employment soon."
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