Ramon Salazar (
latino_menace) wrote2010-03-14 03:28 am
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OOM: Bogotá, post Maria
Perhaps it wasn't really the manly thing, letting Fi deal with getting her out. Under normal circumstances, he'd just give her a smack and be done with it. But isn't shock bad for unborn kids? He doesn't know and he's still struggling with mixed emotions about the baby - on one hand, he wishes it had never happened. But on the other...it has. And it's going to be born now, no matter what so shouldn't he start getting used to the idea?
None of this is easy. He's glad of the half-minute or so that Fi is out of the room because it gives him just a little space to breathe and think about what he's going to say, if he has to say anything. He really had no idea she'd show up here.
When Fi comes back, she'll find him sitting on the bed with his back against the wall, smoking a cigarette and staring at nothing in particular.
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"Say my name?"
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'Fiona?'
It sounds unsure because he doesn't know what she wants from that. He doesn't know what she would get from it.
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"Not a question," she corrects gently. "Just -- like you --" She swallows hard, trying to find the words.
"Just like someone was asking you, who was that crazy puta with the shotgun? The one you were dancing with in the club? The banshee who threw your fiancée out by her hair, who was she?"
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'Fiona.'
It's said pretty much without inflection. A touch resentful perhaps, if she's really looking to hear it.
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"I don't when I'll see you again. I just don't want you to forget me."
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How could he forget her, is what he should say, really.
'After that.'
Beat.
'After everything, tonight.'
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"Just -- don't forget."
Her voice is small and fierce, like it's the most important thing in the world to her that he do this one small thing.
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He's sure of it.
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She keeps them there, closing her eyes and listening to the sound of his breath, trying to find her way down into sleep.
It never comes.
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It's dawn when she wakes and extricates herself from his arms. (Don't look back.) She dresses in the dark, grateful that someone had brought her tunic and her jeans back from the other place and left them in the bathroom for her. (You can never look back.) She leaves his shirt in the trash.
The chain, she keeps.