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Jon 'if a security system could have anxiety' Sims ([personal profile] statementends) wrote in [community profile] bemorelovely2018-02-13 08:48 pm

fuck elias man

Jon's hesitant to leave Elias' office and no, it was certainly not because he wanted to be in the man's presence anymore than necessary. The state Elias drove Martin into, ready to sacrifice himself on the chance at something changing, that haunted Jon more than he liked to admit. It felt like a barely dodged bullet, which felt like most things these days, really.

No, his hesitance was more an uncertainty of what to do now. He dropped off the radar, from Georgie and Martin, for five days and he could only imagine how they'd both react. At least he left Georgie a note when he left to stay with Martin, she had some idea, even if it was a vague one. Martin, on the other hand, he didn't contact at all.

Yes, that... was a mistake. He knew that.

It seemed like a small thing to worry about in the grand scheme of things- people were dead, he was turning into a monster, Basira and Daisy were now tied to it and, it turns out, Elias had a kill switch to keep them all in line. Now that he saw Tim it was pretty obvious he wasn't doing well and, if Jon was going to be honest with himself, unlikely to last if all he heard was true. 'Feed your god or it feeds on you.' Tim certainly looked... lesser.

"Jon?" Elias' tone is pointed, and Jon sighs. He doesn't bother any sort of goodbye as he goes out.

He wonders, briefly, if he could avoid Martin and just... go take this statement now. He didn't want to, not really, avoid Martin at least. He sort of wanted to just convince Martin to put off everything that needed to be said so they could go to bed and just sleep, have Martin close. Maybe take the statement first, the urge was strong.
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[personal profile] corkscrewed 2018-02-19 08:20 pm (UTC)(link)
"I'm fine, Jon, people yawn sometimes when they're waking up." He blinks drowsily at him, before straightening up to reach for his sandwich, unwrapping it slowly. "And just- my laptop? That probably doesn't count as a 'large item,' does it. I'm not really attached to much of my stuff. Spend half a year away from it and you break any attachments pretty quick."

He pauses, then takes a bite.

"--you don't think this is a terrible idea, do you? I just thought- I'm rather used to having you around all the time."