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what the hell am i doing here, what do i deserve?
WHO: Sarah Manning and George O'Malley
WHERE: Nonah, #007 > Some bar
WHEN: Backdated to September 7
WHAT: A ~DATE~
WARNINGS: Language, probably. Thanks, Sarah.
[ Sarah has never really done dates. Not the kind where the guy picks you up at the door at a prearranged time, anyway. Her romantic life has always been less… structured. Yeah, that's a good word for it. God, what a joke. Even with Cal, arguably the most sane relationship she's had in a long time, things have been so hectic and filled with clone drama that they hadn't had a chance to do much of anything together before she got Ported in. And now this seemingly normal guy. He's a nurse, for god's sake. Well, surgeon-turned-nurse, anyway.
She's not sure which bar they're going to, but she has a feeling punk rock's not George's style, so she dresses a bit nicer than she might be otherwise. Better to save the real punk stuff for later. Assuming there is a later. She can't help but be nervous as she answers the door—for a lot of reasons—but she manages to hide it well. Acting's always been her thing, after all. ]
Hey, man.
WHERE: Nonah, #007 > Some bar
WHEN: Backdated to September 7
WHAT: A ~DATE~
WARNINGS: Language, probably. Thanks, Sarah.
[ Sarah has never really done dates. Not the kind where the guy picks you up at the door at a prearranged time, anyway. Her romantic life has always been less… structured. Yeah, that's a good word for it. God, what a joke. Even with Cal, arguably the most sane relationship she's had in a long time, things have been so hectic and filled with clone drama that they hadn't had a chance to do much of anything together before she got Ported in. And now this seemingly normal guy. He's a nurse, for god's sake. Well, surgeon-turned-nurse, anyway.
She's not sure which bar they're going to, but she has a feeling punk rock's not George's style, so she dresses a bit nicer than she might be otherwise. Better to save the real punk stuff for later. Assuming there is a later. She can't help but be nervous as she answers the door—for a lot of reasons—but she manages to hide it well. Acting's always been her thing, after all. ]
Hey, man.
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... I'm sorry. I—
[ Just shut up, Sarah. God. She glances down at the table, going quiet. ]
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[He reaches over and tentatively puts a hand on her arm.]
It's okay. I'm fine. I'm in a bar with a really hot girl, and that's better than most dead guys are doing. So let's just start over and have a good time.
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Shite, this whole thing is just... too confusing and depressing. She finishes the rest of her drink in a single swallow. ]
Yeah. Alright.
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Hi. I'm George O'Malley, I'm from Seattle, and I'm about to go get another round to make up for coming out with my dark, twisty secret too soon. Be back in a sec.
[It weighs on his mind every hour of every day. He's dead, this is his life now, and he can't join in that collective effervescence that comes with being held captive somewhere. Because he doesn't feel like a captive. He doesn't like that the Port took him away from Izzie - he can never forgive it for that - but this is his chance at living now. And he needed her to know that about him. He's not here to be a hero fighting to get back to his own world. He's here to continue what he had to leave, and have the life his friends back home would have wanted for him.]
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Sarah. I'll be waiting, George.
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So - tell me about the rest of your family. You said they helped you raised Kira?
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Oh, yeah, yeah. It's just my foster mother and my foster brother and me. And Kira, of course.
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Oh man, I hope your brother was cooler than mine were. So many wet willies.
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[ Lowering her voice conspiratorially. ]
Besides, I'm the older sister. I could take him anytime.
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[He believes it, too. Hell, she could take him.]
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[ Actually she's pretty sure that Felix would take immense pleasure in trying to freak George out as much as humanly possible, but shhh. ]
He's an artist, lives in a complete shithole of a loft over on Queen Street, all of that.
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[That came from nowhere.]
Oh man, I bet I could beat him in shithole apartments, though. My roommate and I actually called ours the Crapartment. She stole furniture from the hospital for us.
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Yeah? Like those waiting room chairs?
[ That's totally what she's picturing, anyway. ]
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[He gives a dramatic shudder.]
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[ She's laughing, though. ]
I thought surgeons were supposed to have money.
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[He shrugs, smiling fondly at being able to talk about Lexi. He's been feeling guilty about leaving her alone.]
It was good, though. And home's not about the place, it's about the people.
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Yeah, I suppose you're right. How are you liking where you live right now?
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I don't know, it's a roof over my head. I've always lived with a lot of roommates, but it's not the same here. What about you?
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[ Which is her way of saying she hates it and wants to move out. ]
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[He isn't surprised, she doesn't seem like an assigned roommate kind of girl.]
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[ She sips at her drink. ]
Would you really come visit me if I moved into a cave?
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[He says it jokingly, with the knowledge that she could handle herself, but there's still a bit of gravity there.]
And of course I would. I'd even bring, like, a cool torch.
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[ She's getting kinda buzzed at this point. Whoops. ]
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I would be honored to be invited to your cave.
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Shit...
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